Posts Tagged ‘karaoke’

Lita Ford

Lita Ford

How can i dress like Pat Benatar, lita ford and joan jett for halloween?

I want to take one or two things from each person and make one costume.

wear alot of black and have crzy messy hair with pericings

Kiss Me Deadly - Lita Ford

Choice Karaoke

Choice Karaoke

I need opinions on a karaoke song choice for a contest?

I am in a karaoke contest for $500. The finals are Friday. I have to sing a song choice of my own and I had to pull an artist and choose a song from that artist, i chose Lorrie Morgan.
In a bar with many people around 40+, (I am 22) please give me some opinions on these songs. I need to get a good crowd reaction so I want a classic that they will love.

Lorrie Morgan choices:
Watch Me
Except for Monday
Harper Valley PTA
Five Minutes

My choice:
You're No Good - Linda Ronstadt
Black Velvet - Alannah Myles
Unchained Melody - LeAnn Rimes
Heartbreaker - Pat Benetar

I am open to other suggestions for the song that's my choice (not the Lorrie Morgan one, just have to pick one out of the ones I listed).

Harper Valley PTA

either balck velvet or heartbreaker If you are more of an alto I would do Black velvet, soprano heartbreaker

Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off (Sound Choice Karaoke)

Karaoke Country

Karaoke Country

Karaoke: Where Did it Start & Where is it Going?

Karaoke starts its journey to popularity in Japan around 1970. During this time singing and dancing was the only form of adult entertainment. A Japanese singer, Daisuke Inoue, was asked by many to record his songs and release copies so they could sing along. Inoue made a tape recorder that would play one song when money was deposited, making the first "sing-along" machine. First regarded as a boring fad, it soon became a very popular pasttime that showed up in restaurants and hotels. The first karaoke bars, as we know them, were called Karaoke Box. Inoue was awarded the gag Ig Nobel Peace Prize for inventing Karaoke and "thereby providing an entirely new way for people to learn to tolerate each other."

Karaoke's popularity quickly spread to other countries including the United States, where it took the art of karaoke singing to another level. Of course cassettes have been long replaced with CDs and DVDs. Technological advances have provided better equipment used for karaoke and the spread of venues such as bars and clubs have also increased its popularity.

Karaoke is now moving in a whole new direction. We are all aware of American Idol, which has been many times called a "glorified karaoke competition," but there are other venues for those looking to succeed in their karaoke endeavors. With growing interest, the Karaoke World Championships has been in existence since 2003 with 29 countries in participation.

Super CDGs are starting to replace the old versions. With these, manufacturers are able to place hundreds or thousands of songs on one disc. However, you will need a special player. Hopefully, they may start to come personalized with the songs you want. Even better are the MP3+Gs that allow karaoke fun with no discs, and no hassle.

Long Haired Country Boy (karaoke)

Disc Karaoke

Disc Karaoke

What kind of disc do you use to burn a cd+g karaoke disc?

I've read CDR. Is that the same as a CD-R which is what I typically use to burn audio?

You will use CD-R media and the proper software like Power CD+G Burner http://www.karaoke-software.net/power-cdg-burner.html

Karaoke Songs - Free Karaoke Player - 40 Karaoke CDs - Karao

Karaoke Series

Karaoke Series

My Set List For Tonight #1?

To all my fellow regulars, and others in here as well,
I'm going to the tavern tonight and tomorrow night to do the karaoke thing. I thought it would be fun to make a trivai game out of it. The next series of questions will all be songs that I'll be doing tonight. I'll do the same again tomorrow as well. Enjoy, and good luck. Bonus if you know the next line, take care.
What song is this, and whose the singer:
"...Well you can walk out on me tonight, if you think that it aint feeling right, but darlin'..."

there aint no getting over me - Ronnie Milsap

Disney's Karaoke Series - Here I Am - Camp Rock