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Summer Time Vibe

Summer is here, and with it comes fun activities and relaxation. Delve into some of the most refreshing wines perfect for sunny days!

Here’s a quick guide to choosing the best summer wine for every activity.

https://villagewarehousewineandspirits.com/a-quick-guide-to-choosing-the-best-summer-wine-for-every-activity/

A Quick Guide to Choosing the Best Summer Wine for Every Activity

CLAIRE NICOLSON hooking up with Alabama 3's inimitable
frontman LARRY LOVE (ALABAMA 3) on a debauched romp through the
evergreen with NANCY SINATRA/LEE HAZELWOOD's country classic 'SUMMER
WINE'. produced by
the most talented of artists ROMEO STODART from THE MAGIC NUMBERS.  


Claire Nicolson and Larry Love - Summer Wine

Lana Del Rey - Summer Wine

Lana Del Rey - Summer Wine ft. James Barrie

Nancy Sinatra | Summer wine
Covered by: Pablo Diska

SUMMER WINE

Pablo Diska is a Music Producer, Singer-Songwriter.

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My love for Rap/Hip-Hop started in the early/mid 80's  with artists like Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, UTFO, Fat Boys, Dana Dane, Kool Moe Dee and Slick Rick. At that time in the area's I grew up (Huntington Sta, Wheatley Heights, Wyandanch, Long Island), I was one of the only white boys I knew that listened to Rap. Needless to say I was scrutinized and made fun of and called names like "wigger" and a "wanna-be" as i moved from school to school. Then, as it seemed like it happened over night (or over a summer), I came in first day of school one year, and all the other white kids were finally catching up and instead of treating me like a outcast, they were asking me about the flavors I was listening to in my walkman..picking my brain..wanting to be my "friends".
 I had a bad stuttering problem and was extremely shy and never thought I would ever attempt being an MC. I would stay up late with my shitty boombox waiting for that new flavor to come on the Red Alert show and a few other stations like 107.5 ready with my finger on the record button salivating for something fresh. Later on I discovered 89 tech 9 with Stretch n Bob and 90.1 WUSB and other stations that helped me make the dopest underground mixes in my school.  My knowledge and wide variety of a Hip-Hop collection was undeniable. Kids were offering me money to make them mixtapes. Around 92'-93' I met the person who would ultimately convince me that I had what it takes to be an MC. He was one of the dopest freestylers I had ever heard and became a good friend. His name was Radio Brown and was a product of the Leaders of the New School-Uniondale L.I. camp before moving to my area. We smoked blunts n drank 40's as I would come thru with new mixtapes and we would bug out to new music and he would crack me up with his off-the-wall freestyle's. With-in a year of that he was instilling confidence in me that I could be an MC due to the love, dedication and vast knowledge I had in rap music..so he showed me the basic's with the 1, 2, 3's.. n helped me crafty my style..and gave me the name Password.
Radio B, my older brother Profoun and I would start making freestyle tapes with the open air mic on the boombox with it close to my Cerwin Vega speaker playing instrumental's from my favorite artist's maxi-single's. Then to a karaoke machine..then to $100 Casio keyboard where I started making beat's. My musical circle would start to grow as my boy "A" (Myster-A) started making beat's too and ultimately rhyming. I then discovered the horror story writing new kid in school who was cool as shit and balled on the court like I did later to be called "Struggle" (Strug)..who became a dope MC as well and one of the founding members of P.C.U. and one of my closest and longest friends. 
Through the years, my studio equipment upgraded..verses got tighter..rival MC's feelings got hurt. I've been blessed to be a part of various groups such as.."Universal Circle" "Secret Society" (combined we were "Secret Circle" -Password, Struggle, Profoun, Radio Brown Big Ox, Concep, Billy Snubs, Mindz Eye, Lifeline, Myster-A,) and ultimately the P.C.U. (Population Control Unit)
P.C.U. has since been in full rotation on 90.1 WUSB  between 2008-2012 with numerous songs making the top 15 and a few even making it to #1. We have performed all over Long Island and also Manhattan and Connecticut performing with artist's such as Blaq Poet (Screwball), Cella Dwellas and Leaders of the New School.
 Although we have disbanded, the 20+ years of music we've created live's on..and will forever. I have stared putting out various songs I have done over the years from different times in my life. All this music is produced, mixed down and mastered by myself..Password 
Enjoy and cheer's mfck's

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