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Trixie Whitley - Breathe You In My Dreams + Nomad (Music Videos)

Music Television is pleased to present Trixie Whitley and the music video for her song titled Breathe You In My Dreams, followed by a live recording of her performing a song titled Nomad with Black Dub. Breathe You In My Dreams might be the ultimate song for the just the right film soundtrack. Any music supervisors listening?

Please click the play button on either video below, choose the high-resolution & fullscreen option, sit back and enjoy. Each video will be followed by other Trixie Whitley songs, as well as several other tasty handpicked music videos that will continue for hours and hours. Enjoy!

Trixie Whitley - Breathe You In My Dreams

And this song from the Daniel Lanois project known as Black Dub keeps getting replayed, even though it's been several years since this single camera, no edit film was made. Trixie shines in this and the end of the video is cool when Trixie hops on the second drum kit and starts singing.

Black Dub - Nomad

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Live From Daryl's House

Daryl Hall of the legendary group Hall & Oats hosts various artists in his living room to play. Below are a few handpicked sessions.

For younger people who may not be familiar with the first guest, Jose Feliciano, he happens to be blind. His rich vocal sound and super tasty guitar work has not changed since 1968 when he first covered Light My Fire, which was originally written and put out by The Doors just one year before in January 1967.

Jose Feliciano - Light My Fire

Finger Eleven - Ain't No Sunshine

CeeLo Green - I Can't Go For That

Train - Papa Was A Rollin' Stone

Train - Soul Sister

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This post was originally created on January 27, 2013, with subsequent edits and updates by The Indies Network at TheIndiesNetworkCom, Facebook.Com/TheIndiesNetwork and Twitter.Com/indies

Desert Noises - Oak Tree (Music Video)

This song is still fun to take for a spin. Heard about this young group for the first time about a year ago from the @charlottemusic page on Twitter out of North Carolina. Thanks Charlotte Music!

Desert Noises - Oak Tree

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Jeff Beck with Tal Wilkenfeld (Live at Crossroads Guitar Festival)

MusicTelevision.Com presents Jeff Beck and Tal Wilkenfeld - Photo by Mandy Hall

Music Television is proud to present a tasty live filmed performance of Jeff Beck and the awesome young female bassist Tal Wilkenfeld, along with keyboardist Jason Rebello and drummer Vinnie Colaiuta.

The performance took place in 2007 at Eric Clapton's semiannual Crossroads Guitar Festival to benefit the charity Clapton created that provides drug and alcohol rehabilitation to locals as well as visitors on the Island of Antigua. The centre is called Crossroads Antigua.

It was a big deal for many new fans who were blown away at noticing and hearing the playing of Wilkenfeld for their first time. She blew fresh air into the world of bass playing.

Press the play button, choose high-res & full screen and you'll be able sit back and enjoy the music video below automatically followed by several hours of handpicked music videos from different artists and bands. Press forward to skip any video or click the rewind button to replay or return to previous songs, or drop out of full screen to pick a new music video to start off from again.

Jeff Beck with Tal Wilkenfeld - Cause We've Ended As Lovers (Written by Stevie Wonder)

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Ikira Barú - Perfidia

The Columbian music princess, Ikira Barú, performing the classic by Alberto Domínguez Borrás.

Connect direct with Ikira Barú at Facebook.com/IkiraBaru

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