You Raise Me Up! hear a song in the artist resource .

 

YOU RAISE ME UP.

 

Discover new music faster with Youtube Disco

YouTube Disco: discover new music on YouTube

As some previous posted on wikimusic_video you're already knew a couple of online tools, such as TubeRadio.fm  and TurnTubelist, that use YouTube’s impressive video database to create and enjoy custom mixes and playlists.

But this is the first time I see YouTube taking the first step towards a music discovery and mixing service: the all new YouTube Disco.
YouTube Disco is not the first tool of its kind, but it’s probably the easiest one to use. Simply enter a song title or artist name and you’ll get two sets of results, organized in a double-column interface.

The column on the left contains a list of related songs and similar artists, whereas the column on the right includes a list of songs composed specifically by the artist you just searched for. YouTube Disco will start playing the left-side list right away on an embedded player, while you can freely rearrange the songs, jump to the next one or even add new songs from the right-side list.

YouTube Disco also displays information about the selected artists, includes a handful of related artists you may also like, and lets you save the playlists you create for later use – provided you have a YouTube account.


SHARE BEST OF DAVID GATES - Go to youtube disco David Gates. playlist .

DAVID GATES - BREAD
A member of the popular group Bread, David Gates is also a songwriter, keyboardist, vocalist and producer. His first hit as a songwriter came with the popular Murmaids song "Popsicles and Icicles."

David Gates was born in Tulsa, OK. to a band director and a piano teacher. Surrounded by music from birth, he was proficient in piano, bass and guitar by the time he was in high school. In 1957, he received a musical break when Chuck Berry came to Tulsa; Gates had his first hit, "Jo-Baby," with Chuck Berry. The song was written for Gates' high school sweetheart Jo Rita, whom he married and had children with while enrolled at the university of Oklahoma. In 1961, the family moved to Los Angeles, and Gates embarked on a career of songwriting and producing.

By the end of the '60s, he had worked with Elvis Presley, Bobby Darin and Merle Haggard, and produced the 1965 Glenn Yarbrough hit "Baby the Rain Must Fall." Realizing that the only way his songs were sure to be recorded was to sing them himself,

Gates founded Bread in 1968; the group consisted of Gates, James Griffin, Robb Royer, and later, drummer Michael Botts and keyboardist Larry Krechtel. The group's first album, Bread, was released in 1969 with hits "It Don't Matter to Me," "Dismal Day" and "Make It with You." Soft rock hits became the band's trademark and made them legends. Greater success and recognition came with the 1971 album, Manna, with the smash hit "If." With the popular albums Guitar Man and Baby, I'm a Want You, the band's success led the members in different directions.

The group disbanded in 1973 to pursue their own solo interests and careers, but regrouped in 1977 to produce the album Lost Without Your Love. David Gates produced albums of his own, First Album and Never Let Her Go in 1975; his songs landed him on the contemporary music charts every time, including "The Goodbye Girl," from Neil Simon's play of the same name. Several of his songs have been recorded by artists such as Julio Iglesias and Boy George. "Everything I Own," a tribute to his father as his greatest influence, was recorded by Nashville artists the Kendalls and Joe Stempley and then by pop rocker Boy George. His incredible songwriting ability offers versatility and a crossing over of musical genres. With a recording studio on his California ranch, David Gates continues to write and produce. ~ Kim Summers, All Music Guide
SHARE THE BEST OF BREAD - Go to Youtube disco best of Bread. playlist .


 

Straight to the Heart a best song of Michael W Smith

Michael W. Smith (born October 7, 1957) is a Grammy Award-winning American singer-songwriter, musician, recording artist, composer, and actor. He is one of the best-selling and most influential artists in contemporary Christian music, and he has achieved considerable success in the mainstream music industry as well.Smith is a three-time Grammy Award winner, and he has earned 34 Dove Awards.

Over the course of his career, he has sold more than 13 million albums and recorded 29 number-one hit songs, fourteen gold albums, and five platinum albums. Smith is an American Music Award recipient; he was also named one of People magazine's "Most Beautiful People".

In 1978, Smith moved to Nashville, taking a job as a landscaper to support himself. He played with several local bands in the Nashville club scene.

He also developed a problem with substance abuse.

“ I really started losing touch when I moved to Nashville, around April of '78. I was smokin' marijuana, drinking, doing some other drugs; just being crazy, you know. My mom and dad knew what I was doing. But they never hassled me, they just prayed for me. And I felt convicted by God. Every time I'd wake up I knew: This isn't me. But I couldn't change myself. ”

In November 1979, Smith suffered a breakdown that led to his recommitment to Christianity. The next day he auditioned for a new CCM group, Higher Ground, as a keyboardist and got the job. It was on his first tour with Higher Ground, playing mostly in churches, that Smith was finally able to put the drugs and alcohol behind him.
  

• Michael W. Smith's official website .
• Michael W. Smith Music, Concert, Tour and Information website .
• Michael W. Smith Channel .
• Michael W. Smith's archive (contains 1-minute samples of all tracks) .
• Watch the Michael W. Smith Compassion video shown at his concerts .
    

STRAIGHT TO THE HEART MP3 - MICHAEL W SMITH.

I KNOW HER NAME MP3 - MICHAEL W SMITH

AWESOME GOD BY MICHAEL W SMITH

 

AWESOME GOD - Hillsong and MwSmith