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I treat this channel as an outlet for obscure historical conservation. Mainly with a music focus, though not always. I probably put too much time into these pieces, but in that way they are pieces of me. Subscribe!
ps i'm always available for freelance work :-D
ps i'm always available for freelance work :-D
How Mobsters Stole a Band
Story of Scam Record Labels & those they stole from.
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Enjoy the video? The history of scam record labels and the artists they stole from is one with depth. Make sure to check the links below for additional reading!
Works cited: docs.google.com/document/d/1H27XnNd_xjNQYSUZGFQOlRpXeaTe-H6CvbDUzg2UatA/edit?usp=sharing
Dangerous Mind Articles: dangerousminds.net/comments/tax_scam_records_artist_discovers_albums_of_his_songs_were_released_by_shad
Tingo Theme Song: sites.google.com/view/ryan-sicignano/home?authuser=0
Songs used (In order of appearance):
It Was a Time - TrackTribe [copyright free]
Keep On Movin’ - King Canyon [copyright free]
Sinatras Car - Richard Goldman [tax scam artist]
Glacier - Patrick Patrikios [copyright free]
Rock N' Roll Runaway - Richard Goldman [tax scam artist]
Coryphee A La Seconde - NoMBe [copyright free]
I’d Rather Be Blind - Stonewall [tax scam artist]
Future Renaissance - Godmode [copyright free]
Hypnosis - Godmode [copyright free]
Alone - Emmit Fenn [copyright free]
When She Feels - Jim Armstrong [tax scam artist]
Getting Down - Sound Of The City Experience [tax scam artist]
We’ll Always Be - John Scoggins [tax scam artist]
Traversing - Godmode [copyright free]
Amulets - Lucid Haze [copyright free]
Johnnys Always On My Mind - Lisa Hartman [tax scam artist]
Underbelly - Land’s End [copyright free]
Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Richard Goldman
02:50 - Stonewalled
03:46 - What Is Tiger Lily?
04:31 - Tiger Lily Victims
06:06 - Lid = Blown
07:52 - Legacy
08:57 - Outro
#TingoMedia #ScamLabels
Tags: Richard Goldman, Morris Levy, tiger Lily, roulette records, new York City, sound of the city experience, John scoggins, Fleetwood Mac, Lindsay Buckingham, sunset studios, stonewall, tax scam records, scam labels, Almost Famous, La times, guinnes records, r stevie moore
Follow Me: TingoMediaYT
Enjoy the video? The history of scam record labels and the artists they stole from is one with depth. Make sure to check the links below for additional reading!
Works cited: docs.google.com/document/d/1H27XnNd_xjNQYSUZGFQOlRpXeaTe-H6CvbDUzg2UatA/edit?usp=sharing
Dangerous Mind Articles: dangerousminds.net/comments/tax_scam_records_artist_discovers_albums_of_his_songs_were_released_by_shad
Tingo Theme Song: sites.google.com/view/ryan-sicignano/home?authuser=0
Songs used (In order of appearance):
It Was a Time - TrackTribe [copyright free]
Keep On Movin’ - King Canyon [copyright free]
Sinatras Car - Richard Goldman [tax scam artist]
Glacier - Patrick Patrikios [copyright free]
Rock N' Roll Runaway - Richard Goldman [tax scam artist]
Coryphee A La Seconde - NoMBe [copyright free]
I’d Rather Be Blind - Stonewall [tax scam artist]
Future Renaissance - Godmode [copyright free]
Hypnosis - Godmode [copyright free]
Alone - Emmit Fenn [copyright free]
When She Feels - Jim Armstrong [tax scam artist]
Getting Down - Sound Of The City Experience [tax scam artist]
We’ll Always Be - John Scoggins [tax scam artist]
Traversing - Godmode [copyright free]
Amulets - Lucid Haze [copyright free]
Johnnys Always On My Mind - Lisa Hartman [tax scam artist]
Underbelly - Land’s End [copyright free]
Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Richard Goldman
02:50 - Stonewalled
03:46 - What Is Tiger Lily?
04:31 - Tiger Lily Victims
06:06 - Lid = Blown
07:52 - Legacy
08:57 - Outro
#TingoMedia #ScamLabels
Tags: Richard Goldman, Morris Levy, tiger Lily, roulette records, new York City, sound of the city experience, John scoggins, Fleetwood Mac, Lindsay Buckingham, sunset studios, stonewall, tax scam records, scam labels, Almost Famous, La times, guinnes records, r stevie moore
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The Music That Witches Make
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Do witches make music? Apparently, yes. Tracing back Witchcraft in music reveals a cultural explosion in the 60s that sparked a trend of strange spoken word records. Let's explore the history of Witch Music Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/TingoMediaYT Tingo Theme Song: sites.google.com/view/ryan-sicignano/home?authuser=0 #WitchMusic #TingoMedia #Witchcraft Songs Used (Witch Music Samples)...
How Ravi Shankar's Sitar Became America's Obsession
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Learn How Ravi Shankar & George Harrison Brought The Sitar To The West, and about the cultural revolution that ensued. But not without his regrets. TUNE IN to learn about the compelling tale of Raga Rock from the 1960s. 🤘🤘🤘 Tingo Theme Song: sites.google.com/view/ryan-sicignano/home?authuser=0 Songs Used (In Order Of Appearance): Elvis Presley - Heartbreak Hotel Three Ragas - Ravi Shankar Norwe...
Invention of Electronic Music | How Kraftwerk Predicted Techno
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In 1970s Germany, a newly formed Kraftwerk stumble across the blueprints of Techno music, a genre that wouldn't exist for 20 years. How did this come to be? Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/TingoMediaYT Tingo Theme Song: sites.google.com/view/ryan-sicignano/home?authuser=0 Songs Used (In Order Of Appearance): A Rising Wave - Jeremy Blake Swroop141 - Kown Age Of Love - The Age Of Love Fly H...
Plantasia Grows Your Greens
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Join Mort Garson for the Story of Plantasia. In 1970s California, a trend studying the relationship between music and plants arises, and Mort crafts his "Moog"num opus, Plantasia. DISCLAIMER I am not an expert on plant science, This video is for entertainment purposes only. Do not take my content as gospel. I simply wish to share music and allow new ears land on cool sounds. Tingo Theme Song: s...
How Anatolian Rock Was Hidden From The World
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Discover the history of Anatolian Rock, a genre the band King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard took great inspiration from. Visit 1970s Turkey, where a new genre fusing Western Psychedelia with Turkish Folk is catching the country by storm. However, a political reaction disrupts the culture, making Anatolian Rock a shadow to the world. Anatolian Rock Foundation: ua-cam.com/users/AnatolianRockReviv...
The Creation Silently Influenced Your Favorite Band
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The Creation Video Essay The Creation Band Documentary The Creation doc Dive into the world of 1960s England, where a band teeters on the brink of worldwide fame and complete obscurity. The Creation is an enigma that's left an invisible mark on music and culture. Video Essay by Tingo Media #TheCreation #GarageRock #TingoMedia Keywords: 1960s England, Mod Culture, psychedelia, The Who, The Kinks...
I remember seeing the song popcorn played live in the 60s. Nobody knew what to do with it. So they just danced super awkwardly.
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Appreciate the video bro, good job
Kraftwerk didn't originally call their sound Techno... Kraftwerk called their sound Electro! and many Americans who first heard Electro during the early 1970s called it KrautRock...
Daisy Bell can actually be heard in an episode of The Amazing World of Gumball
Daisy Daisy give me your anzer to dooo i’m half Crazy
This songs lyrics may be heartwarming but when I’m hearing this crap in gorilla tag I’m leaving the dang code
GTAG!?!?!?!?!
Who plays Gorilla Tag and knows this song from it👇🏼
someone used this voice for fatal error
Normal: Daisy Daisy, Give me your answer Do Reality: Daisy Daisy Give me your ass To Cook💀
I'm not able to find the track you referenced in the comment: Swroop141 - Kown Could there be a typo?
Funfact - Dr Dre is one of their biggest fans and consistently has given them shoutouts, almost his whole music life 😊❤
bro you can finally skip parts of shorts so u dont have to watch the whole thing just to see the end again
they created a new genre. saw it was way ahead of its time and said 'let's go back a bit. we still gotta pay the bills' literally a seed in electro music
Turkish anatolian rock and arabesque music lover from Spain. We have similar conexions in the roots of our music❤
The creators of techno had Kraftwerk as an influence. Everything revolves around them, hip hop too, with Afrika Bambaataa. I'm not saying it's techno, but without them, the history we know today would be different. They are one of the most important
0:53 why there's Jean-Michel Jarre? 😭
I think it’s creepy with the scary videos but people refuse and say that it’s beautiful 😫
Miku's grandpa is so cute :)
I want the link for the full computer version of the song .... Please if you have it....!🙏
No, they didn't.
Ron Wood joined in 1968 you dipshite! Kenny back on vocals; Crap video.
Turkish pronunciation takes minutes to learn just by looking up the Turkish alphabet especially since there’s no accent to learn for American English speakers which means there’s no excuse for how badly you’ve butchered all the names here.
Your title insinuates that Kraftwerk invented electronic music and 4/4 kick drum which they did not.
Who did invent it then? If you wouldnt mind teĺling me.
@pennywise5095 I will submit this in three parts: first, a little history on 4/4 time or beat. Primitive Times --------------- - Early human music likely involved simple rhythms using natural objects. - Drumming with sticks and stones was common. - Rhythmic patterns, including consistent beats, facilitated communal activities like dancing and rituals. Medieval Times -------------- - Music began to be documented in written form. - Gregorian chant (9th-10th centuries) used free rhythms but laid the groundwork for rhythmic notation. - Development of polyphony in the 12th-13th centuries led to more structured rhythms. - Ars Nova (14th century) introduced more complex rhythmic patterns, including early use of regular time signatures. - 4/4 time, or "common time," emerged as a straightforward, balanced rhythm for both sacred and secular music. Summary ------- - Four-beat rhythms were common in primitive music for simplicity and communal engagement. - Medieval advancements in notation and polyphony laid the groundwork for structured rhythms. - 4/4 time became a fundamental time signature in Western music, evolving from these early practices.
Now, a little on recorded 4/4 Beats. Early Jazz and Swing --------------------- 1. Chick Webb and Gene Krupa - Influential in the swing era of the 1930s - Laid down a consistent four-beat pulse for dancing - Examples: Chick Webb's "Stompin' at the Savoy", Gene Krupa with Benny Goodman Rock and Roll ------------- 2. Earl Palmer - Credited with using "four on the floor" in early rock and R&B - Examples: Little Richard's "Keep A-Knockin'" (1957) Disco Era --------- 3. Donna Summer and Giorgio Moroder - Iconic example: "I Feel Love" (1977) - Defined the disco genre with relentless "four on the floor" beat House Music ----------- 4. Frankie Knuckles - "Godfather of House Music" - Used drum machines to create "four on the floor" beats - Examples: "Your Love" (1986)
@pennywise5095 And now the early pioneers of electronic music. Early Pioneers -------------- 1. Thaddeus Cahill - Created the Telharmonium in the early 1900s - Used electromagnetic tone wheels to generate musical sounds 2. Leon Theremin - Developed the Theremin in 1920 - Played without physical contact using hand movements 3. Maurice Martenot - Invented the Ondes Martenot in 1928 - Used a keyboard and a sliding ribbon to control pitch Mid-20th Century Innovators --------------------------- 4. Pierre Schaeffer - Founded Musique Concrète in the 1940s - Utilized recorded sounds as raw material 5. Karlheinz Stockhausen - German composer in the 1950s and 1960s - Produced pioneering pieces like "Gesang der Jünglinge" and "Kontakte" 6. Daphne Oram and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Co-founded in 1958 - Known for work on the "Doctor Who" theme Late 20th Century Innovators ---------------------------- 7. Robert Moog - Developed the Moog synthesizer in the 1960s - Brought electronic sounds into mainstream music
This video is very valuable and precious
This song was never creepy nor scary, only robotic. And if I dare say, comforting in a sense.
Great overview. My own web site is named after Making Time. The track is also been used for a current TV series in the UK. I was lucky to be at the 1993 and 1995 Mean Fiddler gigs, just up the road from where I then lived.
Ah fuck no I saw this late af😭💀
I'm so tired of hearing this over and over again, no Kraftwerk didn't invent electronic music, they were just the first to get mainstream attention. The first examples of electronic music date back as far as the early 1930s.
Dude I discovered the Anatolian Rock Revival Channel, its been such an amazing journey.
Better late than never
In my opinion the 1970 recording is more straight techno than trance. This said, "Space Lab" on their 1978 Album "Man Machine" predicts 90s trance.
I’m glad that Anatolian Rock discovered because of you at least for some people! These days it got more attention amongst foreign people :) As a Turkish women I want to thank you and introduce some other bands that are more progressive rock bands of turkey such as Asia Minor, Nemrud and Siddhartha. They’re still underground and deserves to be known more :) I’m sure you’ll like it!
Asia Minor is a French-Turkish band that is founded in 70’s! They’re Influenced by Camel, Jethro Tull and King Crimson!
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Seriously underrated channel. I love your content, and I would enjoy more videos if you were to release them. I hope that more people enjoy your videos as much as I do. 😃
Making time, by far the best track.
he didn't pronounce not a single name correctly
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this was such an interesting video and so well produced! thank you!
I mean, they’re called the Creation for a reason…
No one told you about Silver Apples yet.
Found you on Reddit, insanely good edit! 🙌🔥
Ah! Thank you 😊
Anatolian Rock is a real treasure, thank you Tingo for introducing it to more people.
Sounds so MOD, The Who are so similar in some of these songs
Someone noticed a Jean Michel Jarre's image of the 70's? He is definitely the fifth member of Kraftwerk!😂😂😂 Another name that revolutionized Electronic Music at that time.
Peoples dont know much but most opressed group in Ottoman E. was Turks especially nomadic Turkmen.Heroic bards like Koroglu and Dadaloglu made balads about resisting centrall goverment since 15. century. You can find songs that has been coverd by thoose singers
delete this video.
Hey man, know I’m late but what’s that first Sitar song you play, the faster one… Loved the video, great editing 🫡
This video was amazing. Thank you for making it. You have earned a subscriber.