వివిధ ప్రజా వర్గాలతో సమావేశమైన భాజపా నేతలు
'ముష్కరుల దాడి అమానుషం'
పుల్వామా దాడిపై మాట్లాడుతున్న రామ్ మాధవ్
మోదీ జగన్నాథ రథాన్ని ఎవరు అడ్డుకోలేరు : రామ్ మాధవ్
రాష్ట్ర భాజపా నేతలు విజయవాడలో సమావేశమయ్యారు. రాబోయే సార్వత్రిక ఎన్నికలకు మేనిఫెస్టో సిద్ధం చేయడానికి ప్రజాకమిటీల అభిప్రాయాల్ని సేకరిస్తున్నారు. మార్చిలో ప్రజాకర్షక మేనిఫెస్టోను విడుదల చేస్తామని రామ్ మాధవ్ తెలిపారు.
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వివిధ ప్రజా వర్గాలతో సమావేశమైన భాజపా నేతలు
రాష్ట్రంలో ఐదేళ్ల తెదేపా అవినీతి పాలనను ఎండగట్టడమే సార్వత్రిక ఎన్నికల ఎజెండా అని భాజపా జాతీయ ప్రధాన కార్యదర్శి రామ్ మాధవ్ అన్నారు. ప్రజల ఆకాంక్షలకు అనుగుణంగా ప్రజాకర్షక మేనిఫెస్టో రూపొందిస్తున్నామన్నారు. మళ్లీ మోదీనే ప్రధాని అవుతారని జోస్యం చెప్పారు. ముఖ్యమంత్రి చంద్రబాబు కేంద్రంపై దుష్ప్రచారం చేస్తున్నారని ఆరోపించారు. ప్రత్యేక ప్యాకేజీతో ఏపీని ఆదుకుంటామని స్పష్టం చేశారు. ప్రజా గొంతుకను నరేంద్రమోదీకి వినిపించాలనే భారత్ కే మన్ కీ బాత్..మోదీజీ కే సాత్ కార్యక్రమాన్ని తలపెట్టామని కన్నా లక్ష్మీనారాయణ తెలిపారు.
జమ్ము కశ్మీర్లో సీఆర్పీఎఫ్ జవాన్లపై ఉగ్రవాదులు చేసిన పాశవిక దాడిని రామ్ మాధవ్ తీవ్రంగా ఖండించారు. అమరులైన సైనికులకు సంతాపం ప్రకటించారు. దేశమంతా వారి కుటుంబాలకు అండగా నిలవాలని కోరారు. తీవ్రవాదాన్ని సమూలంగా అంతం చేస్తేనే..సైనికుల ఆత్మకు శాంతి చేకూరుతుందన్నారు.
'ముష్కరుల దాడి అమానుషం'
పుల్వామా దాడిపై మాట్లాడుతున్న రామ్ మాధవ్
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BECKY FLUKE
1. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on coming up with the idea of a Frank Sinatra tribute record:
"And so I always want to make a standards record. And a lot of people have made standards records so I was trying to figure out how to make it not … how to make it different. And I was invited to sing at this 100th birthday celebration for Sinatra that the Grammys did a few years ago. And I sang, 'I'll Be Seeing You,' which is on the record. And Don Was was the musical director and after the performance, he said 'Have you ever thought about doing a record of this?' I'm like, 'Yes I think about it a lot. Would you, would you be interested in doing it together?' and he said yes. And so that sort of was like, OK, here's the guy. Here's the way to focus all these standards that everybody has recorded into something really tangible and cool, which is Frank because Frank is the coolest."
BECKY FLUKE
3. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on why she didn't want it to sound like a country record:
"I did think before I entered the studio that I didn't want the musicians or Don or Vincent Mendoza, the arranger, to approach this in any way to be Sinatra goes country. That was not my intent at all. I did want it to be a standards record that stood on its own. But I didn't think, how do I need to change my voice? I think just the nature of the songs, you just sing them a little bit differently."
BECKY FLUKE
5. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on writing a new song with Garth Brooks:
"But probably I think it was about a year before this project, I came home with a title. And I said – Garth's the writer. He hates it when I say this, that I'm not really the writer but he is in all of the songwriting Hall of Fames there are. So he's the guy. And I tend to be, if it's easy, I'll do it. But if it's hard and songwriting just doesn't come that easy to me, then I just don't focus on it. But I had this title and I came home and I said, 'I have this title: For The First Time I'm In Love For The Last Time, and I don't know what it is or why I have it.' And he started singing this melody that sounded like it was from another era. I mean it didn't sound like anything I've ever heard him do."
BECKY FLUKE
7. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on singing swing songs:
"Yeah, that was really fun. And I will say that I was … They were harder to sing. The swing songs were harder to sing than the ballads. Because there is a real, there's a real art to singing a swing tune. It's … I said earlier, it was stream of consciousness and I have not said it in an interview. But I said, it's kind of channeling your inner Willie Nelson because you've got to be on the back beat of it, but you can't be too far back. But if you sing right on it, it just doesn't work. That was the only real advice, cause I was nervous about that. And Don Was was great because he was like, 'Don't overthink it. Just relax. It's a conversation. Lay it back and let it flow.' And he was great about that. That was what I needed to hear."
BECKY FLUKE
9. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
STORYLINE:
TRISH YEARWOOD CHANNELS SINATRA ON 'LET'S BE FRANK'
Country star Trisha Yearwood has always loved singing Frank Sinatra tunes in her live show, like "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," but she didn't want to make a country version of his songs.
Yearwood teamed up with acclaimed producer Don Was, who has worked with artists like Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones for "Let's Be Frank," a tribute album to Old Blue Eyes, out on Friday (15 FEB. 2019).
"I did think before I entered the studio that I didn't want the musicians or Don or Vincent Mendoza, the arranger, to approach this in any way to be Sinatra goes country," Yearwood said. "That was not my intent at all. I did want it to be a standards record that stood on its own. But I didn't think, how do I need to change my voice? I think just the nature of the songs, you just sing them a little bit differently."
She said the toughest songs to sing were the swing-tempo songs like, "Come Fly With Me," because the rhythm was different than she was used to singing.
"The swing songs were harder to sing than the ballads," Yearwood said. "Because there is a real, there's a real art to singing a swing tune. It's … I said earlier, it was stream of consciousness and I have not said it in an interview. But I said, it's kind of channeling your inner Willie Nelson because you've got to be on the back beat of it, but you can't be too far back. But if you sing right on it, it just doesn't work."
But it's not just Sinatra songs. Yearwood and husband Garth Brooks added a special song they wrote together that fits the feel of the album.
"I came home and I said, 'I have this title: For The First Time I'm In Love For The Last Time, and I don't know what it is or why I have it,'" Yearwood recalls. "And he started singing this melody that sounded like it was from another era. I mean it didn't sound like anything I've ever heard him do."
Yearwood said that she's also currently working on a country album and planning for a live duets album with Brooks sometime in the coming year.
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BECKY FLUKE
1. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on coming up with the idea of a Frank Sinatra tribute record:
"And so I always want to make a standards record. And a lot of people have made standards records so I was trying to figure out how to make it not … how to make it different. And I was invited to sing at this 100th birthday celebration for Sinatra that the Grammys did a few years ago. And I sang, 'I'll Be Seeing You,' which is on the record. And Don Was was the musical director and after the performance, he said 'Have you ever thought about doing a record of this?' I'm like, 'Yes I think about it a lot. Would you, would you be interested in doing it together?' and he said yes. And so that sort of was like, OK, here's the guy. Here's the way to focus all these standards that everybody has recorded into something really tangible and cool, which is Frank because Frank is the coolest."
BECKY FLUKE
3. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on why she didn't want it to sound like a country record:
"I did think before I entered the studio that I didn't want the musicians or Don or Vincent Mendoza, the arranger, to approach this in any way to be Sinatra goes country. That was not my intent at all. I did want it to be a standards record that stood on its own. But I didn't think, how do I need to change my voice? I think just the nature of the songs, you just sing them a little bit differently."
BECKY FLUKE
5. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on writing a new song with Garth Brooks:
"But probably I think it was about a year before this project, I came home with a title. And I said – Garth's the writer. He hates it when I say this, that I'm not really the writer but he is in all of the songwriting Hall of Fames there are. So he's the guy. And I tend to be, if it's easy, I'll do it. But if it's hard and songwriting just doesn't come that easy to me, then I just don't focus on it. But I had this title and I came home and I said, 'I have this title: For The First Time I'm In Love For The Last Time, and I don't know what it is or why I have it.' And he started singing this melody that sounded like it was from another era. I mean it didn't sound like anything I've ever heard him do."
BECKY FLUKE
7. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nashville, Tenn. 14 January 2019
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Trisha Yearwood, recording artist, on singing swing songs:
"Yeah, that was really fun. And I will say that I was … They were harder to sing. The swing songs were harder to sing than the ballads. Because there is a real, there's a real art to singing a swing tune. It's … I said earlier, it was stream of consciousness and I have not said it in an interview. But I said, it's kind of channeling your inner Willie Nelson because you've got to be on the back beat of it, but you can't be too far back. But if you sing right on it, it just doesn't work. That was the only real advice, cause I was nervous about that. And Don Was was great because he was like, 'Don't overthink it. Just relax. It's a conversation. Lay it back and let it flow.' And he was great about that. That was what I needed to hear."
BECKY FLUKE
9. Music video clip: "I'll Be Seeing You," by Trisha Yearwood
STORYLINE:
TRISH YEARWOOD CHANNELS SINATRA ON 'LET'S BE FRANK'
Country star Trisha Yearwood has always loved singing Frank Sinatra tunes in her live show, like "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," but she didn't want to make a country version of his songs.
Yearwood teamed up with acclaimed producer Don Was, who has worked with artists like Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones for "Let's Be Frank," a tribute album to Old Blue Eyes, out on Friday (15 FEB. 2019).
"I did think before I entered the studio that I didn't want the musicians or Don or Vincent Mendoza, the arranger, to approach this in any way to be Sinatra goes country," Yearwood said. "That was not my intent at all. I did want it to be a standards record that stood on its own. But I didn't think, how do I need to change my voice? I think just the nature of the songs, you just sing them a little bit differently."
She said the toughest songs to sing were the swing-tempo songs like, "Come Fly With Me," because the rhythm was different than she was used to singing.
"The swing songs were harder to sing than the ballads," Yearwood said. "Because there is a real, there's a real art to singing a swing tune. It's … I said earlier, it was stream of consciousness and I have not said it in an interview. But I said, it's kind of channeling your inner Willie Nelson because you've got to be on the back beat of it, but you can't be too far back. But if you sing right on it, it just doesn't work."
But it's not just Sinatra songs. Yearwood and husband Garth Brooks added a special song they wrote together that fits the feel of the album.
"I came home and I said, 'I have this title: For The First Time I'm In Love For The Last Time, and I don't know what it is or why I have it,'" Yearwood recalls. "And he started singing this melody that sounded like it was from another era. I mean it didn't sound like anything I've ever heard him do."
Yearwood said that she's also currently working on a country album and planning for a live duets album with Brooks sometime in the coming year.
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(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
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Last Updated : Feb 15, 2019, 7:57 AM IST
