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Singer / Model: Danni RuleMUA: Sue-Ellen Chohan Thompson MuaPhoto: Monika SchaibleLocation: Millenium StudiosMusic Video with Danni Rule
This punk ass bitch series of photographs was used towards a CD cover design i produced.
The final CD cover deisng can be seen at:
Ten yer old Faith Raun of Markham proudly belts out our national anthem at the Markham Waxers auditions, Monday. The team is looking for a young person to be their regular singer of Oh, Canada for all home games. A winner will be announced soon. Go to: yorkregion.com
Staff Photographer/Mike Barrett
Show 'Metal Singers' com quatro importantes nomes do cenário heavy metal mundial: Mike Vescera (ex-Yngwie Malmsteen), Blaze Bayley (ex-Iron Maiden), Tim Owens (ex-Judas Priest) e Udo Dirkschneider (ex-Accept). Clash Club, São Paulo/SP * 24/01/2015 *
Cobertura para o Território da Música * www.territoriodamusica.com/noticias/?c=38242
Fuze's lead singer at the New Cross Inn on the 27th December.
Head over to Fuze's Facebook page - www.facebook.com/FuzeUK
This week we took delivery of a fantastic Singer sewing machine.
It's a little bit of history for us both, I'm from Clydebank where the factory was based and Marie's dad had a Singer machine in his workshop so we both look fondly on them.
In 1882, the Singer Company moved their manufacturing base to Clydebank where it employed over 12,000 workers making domestic and industrial sewing machines that were shipped all round the globe.
During World War II, Clydebank was a major target for German bombing. In March 1941, Luftwaffe air raids hit the town, leaving 528 people dead and completely destroying 4,000 houses. The factory itself was badly damaged but did well to survive given that its munitition section was one of the bombers targets (also John Brown Engineering, shipbuilders).
The factory closed in 1980 and was demolished in 1998. In its place is a 'modern' business park which is very unattractive but it is a major employer in the area so I can't complain.
Could you imagine if a business moved into an area now and offered 12,000 jobs? The effect on the local community and British industry as a whole would be immense. I don't think it'll ever happen though.
This machine and table now reside in our living room as a lamp stand, seems like a travesty but it'll be appreciated everytime we walk in the room.