Catch the buzz of fans and nominees alike as the stars strutted up the red carpet for the 35th Annual American Music Awards.

A music video dedicated to my friends.

In 1989, the late but eternally great "Dark Horse" Beatle George Harrison wrote, recorded, and produced this song with Jeff Lynne of Electric Light more...more...Orchestra for the final credits   more...of the Mel Gibson/Danny Glover action film LETHAL WEAPON 2. (This CD also features David Sanborn, Eric Clapton, and The Beach Boys with scene music arranged and produced by Michael Kamen.) This track is still available on the Warner Bros. / Wea soundtrack album. It was also issued as the final bonus track for his WB / Dark Horse Records, EMI compilation, BEST OF DARK HORSE 1976 - 1989. Unfortunately though, this album has been out of print since 1993. Master George passed on on 11-29-01 of lung cancer; I created this MIDI four days thereafter. Local colleagues and gig bookers who heard it have given the opinion that the midi does acceptable justice to George's trademark slide guitar. It is not an exact replica, and I believe it shouldn't be, out of respect for the man's unique place in music history. But I do hope that you all will enjoy this midi video as much as have those with whom I have already shared it! Peace to all and may Dark Horse forever rest in peace. The video image is the latest shot of Yours Truly! LYRICS: 1. I can see by your grin that you're trembling within. It's all over town, Cheer Down. And the smile on your face is sometimes out of place, Don't mind, no frowns, Cheer Down. If your hair should fall, If your shares should crash, You'll get by even without getting a rash. There's no tears to be shed, I'm gonna love you instead, I want you around, Cheer Down. 2. When your teeth drop out, You'll get by even without taking a bite. If your dog should be dead, I'm gonna love you instead, The world loves a clown, Cheer Down. I want you around. Cheer Down.  less

Guru and Solar talk about the making of the song "Living Legend" with legendary jazz great David Sanborn on Jazzmatazz Volume 4

with David Sanborn