I hope the information provided on this website was helpful 

in your quest for achieving financial & physical health.

As a thank you, I have put together a collection of musical artists; along with interesting & cool videos, that I think you will enjoy - there is even a "Blast from the Past" section.

The four young artists featured below are new to the music scene, but have generated a huge following on youtube over the past few years. I am sure after listening to their music, 

you will understand why.

Featured Musical Artists

"Shining Star" - The Manhattans

Stan Taylor is a singer/musician from California who has covered many R&B classics from the 60's, 70's & 80's.

His soulful renditions of these classic songs pay homage to these iconic artists through his "Classic Series" collection. Stan has also released an album of original songs.

"The Pretender" - The Foo Fighters

The Warning is a rock band that was formed in 2013 by three young sisters

from Monterrey, Mexico.

The three sisters love rock music and

have covered classic rock songs from

the 80's & 90's. They have also released 

two original rock albums. 

"Top of the World" - The Carpenters

Shane Ericks is an acclaimed musician, singer-songwriter, and an international performing artist. She covers classic rock and pop songs - including the Carpenters, and is considered the Karen Carpenter of 

the Philippines.

"The Show Must Go On" - Queen

Angelina Jordan is a young singer from Norway, who enjoys singing jazz and has covered artists, such as; Frank Sinatra, Dinah Washington, Louis Armstrong, 

and Ella Fitzgerald.

In 2014, at the age of 7, Angelina won Norway's Got Talent; and competed in America's Got Talent in 2020.

Relaxing Harmonies  with Ocean Waves

Duration:  3 hr 21 min

Listen to more music by clicking on the icon below.

Jon Bon Jovi & his wife are helping during Covid.

Jon Bon Jovi & Jennifer Nettles

"Who Says You Can't Go Home?"

Billy Joel - "Matter of Trust" (1986)

Jaron and The Long Road to Love - "Pray For You"

 The Legendary 80's Music Icon, Prince...

• Wrote Jazz-Funk Music,
• Played a "Mean" Blues Guitar" & 
• Formed an All-Girl Blues/Rock Band. 

When Did Rap & Hip-Hop REALLY Begin?

The Jubalaires - 1940's

"Noah" - 1946

"Noah" - colorized remix

"The Preacher and the Bear" - 1941

The Sugarhill Gang - "Rapper's Delight"  (1979)

Is THIS the first rap song?

"Preacher's Delight"

(The REAL reason Youtube exists! LOL)

The Bee Gees + AC/DC =

New Song: "Stay'n in Black"

Kool & The Gang and Quiet Riot

"Bang Your Head (It's a Celebration)"

Stevie Wonder and Van Halen

"Chained Uptight"

The Temptations and Deep Purple

" She Said 'Burn' "

Stevie Wonder and Guns N' Roses

"Living for the Paradise City"

James Hetfield (Metallica) and Huey Lewis & The News

"Hip to Be the Sandman"

Gloria Gaynor and Metallica

"One Will Survive"

Donna Summer and Danzig

"Bad Mother"

Chicago and Ozzy Ozbourne (Black Sabbath)

"Plenty High or 6 to 4"

Ozzy Ozbourne and Donna Summer

"Flying Hot Stuff"

Bruno Mars and AC/DC

"Funk In Black"

Santana and Dio

"Rainbow in the Smooth Darkness"

Michael Jackson and Eric Clapton

"Billie Cocaine"

Queen and Eminem

"Another One Bites That Shake"

Michael Jackson and Iron Maiden

"Beat It, Trooper"

Beastie Boys and Metallica

"No Sleep 'Till Death"

The three videos above are audio only.

Buffalo Springfield and Young MC

"Stop and Bust a Move"

The Bangles and Slayer

"Walk Like an Angel of Death"

Katrina & The Waves and Slayer

"Chemical Warfare (Don't It Feel Good?)" - 2020???

Jim Breuer is an 80's Metal Head

Metal Impersonations for Children Songs

Release the Slayer Fans 

SNL Presents "Kiddie Metal"

One of the most UNDERRATED rock bands from the 1980's - TRIUMPH!

    Triumph was a Canadian rock band that formed in 1975. 

    The band gained popularity between 1977 and 1988 and

    were known for their extravagant live performances.

"Just A Gigolo / 

I Ain't Got Nobody"

Louis Prima - 1959

David Lee Roth - 1985

Click on the Decade icon to listen to more music from your past.

Most people have heard Roberta Flack's 1973 version of the song "Killing Me Softly" - but the song has also been covered by many artists through the decades.

1960's Version

Frank Sinatra

1970's Version

Roberta Flack

1980's Version

Al B. Sure

1990's Version

Fugees