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My Top 25 Classic Rock Ballads EVER!!! in my opinion

The guys take a moment out of a show to record a Thank You for being selected as "BEST NEW BAND" at the Classic Rock Awards 2009.

Classic Rock Roll of Honour Living Legend Winner Iggy Pop Red Carpet Highlights Iggy Pop Wins Classic Rock Roll of Honour London Awards Show Living Legend Winner Iggy Pop Leading musicians from across the globe come together in London to celebrate their industry and crown one of their peers a "living legend." This year, the event celebrates the stellar achievements of Iggy Pop, whilst previous incumbents have included Ozzy Osbourne, Jimmy Page and Alice Cooper. The relaxed atmosphere and the heady mix of rock royalty makes the Classic Rock Awards an unforgettable night, packed with exclusive, often unrepeatable photo and interview / media opportunities.

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At the peak of his creative powers in the late 1960s, Jimi Hendrix redefined the potential of not only the guitar but the entire genre of rock. Armed with an unprecedented combination of technical skills and compositional insight, he drew a blueprint that continues to challenge guitarists in particular and musicians of all stripes more than four decades later. In many ways, Turtle Island Quartet -- led by founding violinist David Balakrishnan, a Hendrix fan since his teenage years -- has taken Hendrix's cue in the course of their 25-year career by reexamining and reconstructing conventional genres of music and seeking new permutations of style, technique and composition. This ongoing mission of exploration and innovation was most recently exemplified in their Grammy winning 2007 recording, A Love Supreme: The Legacy of John Coltrane, in which the quartet reinterprets the music of one of the most pivotal figures in the history of jazz by injecting it with their own signature rhythmic innovations and multicultural influences. Three years later, TIQ -- whose current lineup includes Balakrishnan along with co-founder cellist Mark Summer, violinist Mads Tolling and newcomer violist Jeremy Kittel -- pushes the edge of their stylistic comfort zone a step further with their latest recording, Have You Ever Been...?, an exploration of the music of Hendrix coupled with a cross genre twist on an old story, Balakrishnan's Tree Of Life. "...A stellar recording and achievement," says <b>...</b>

"World music for the new millennium. Kurt Weil meets Edith Piaf, meets Stephane Grappelli, meets Erik Satie, meets the Megitza Quartet." - Jim Tullio, Grammy Award Winning Composer and Producer "The musicians are all class by itself and its being doubled by their unusual charisma." Bozena Jankowska, Dziennik Zwiazkowy Chicago NewCity says Megitza Quartet is: the most impressive to come out of Chicago. The band is fronted by Malgorzata Babiarz - also an upright bass player - with her strong, expressive voice and a Highlander Gypsy soul, Andreas Kapsalis, -an exceptional guitarist of a Greek descent, who uses a unique technique of finger tapping and incorporates his guitars body as percussion instrument, together with Marek Lichota - a Polish bayan virtuoso, and all backed by an excellent innovative drummer Jamie Gallagher, who uses a hybrid, multicultural drum set. With their high energy stage presence, original compositions, and arrangements, the Megitza Quartet offers its audiences an insurmountable dose of adventure where even without knowing the language anyone can be captivated by their songs , that give a pinch of inspiration, a smile, and a tear Notable performances: - Chicago World Music Festival (2009) - Lotus Festival in Bloomington (2009) - Millennium Park, Pritzker Pavilion, Chicago (2009) - Evanston Ethnic Arts Festival (2009) - Chicago Cultural Center (2009) - Cindy Pritzker Auditorium (2009) - Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago (2009) Quotes and press <b>...</b>

LIve in concert with cimbalom virtuoso Nicolae Feraru. 2010 The musicians are all class by itself and its being doubled by their unusual charisma. NewCity says Megitza Quartet is: the most impressive to come out of Chicago. The band is fronted by Malgorzata Babiarz - also an upright bass player - with her strong voice and a Polish Highlander, Gypsy soul; Andreas Kapsalis -an exceptional guitarist of a Greek descent, who uses a unique technique of finger tapping and incorporates his guitars body as percussion instrument, together with Marek Lichota - a Polish bayan virtuoso, and all backed by an excellent innovative drummer Jamie Gallagher of an Irish/Italian descent, who uses a hybrid multicultural drum set. With their high energy stage presence Megitza Quartet offers its audiences an insurmountable dose of adventure where even without knowing the language anyone can be captivated by their songs , that give a pinch of inspiration, a smile, and a tear Notable performances: - Chicago World Music Festival - Lotus Festival in Bloomington - Millennium Park, Pritzker Pavilion, Chicago - Cindy Pritzker Auditorium - Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago Quotes and press: [..] this is the kind of music people cant help but get up to dance to. Seeing them live is reminiscent of a gypsy performance—chaotic, soulful, and stirring. -NewCity Music "World music for the new millennium. Kurt Weil meets Edith Piaf, meets Stephane Grappelli, meets Erik Satie, meets the Megitza Quartet <b>...</b>