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Nate Smith - KINFOLK: Postcards from Everywhere (2017) INFO Title: KINFOLK: Postcards from Everywhere Artist : Nate Smith Year : 2017 Genre: Jazz Packed size: 131 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps Tracklist : 01 - Intro: Wish You Were Here 02 - Skip Step 03 - Bounce: pts I + II 04 - Mom: Postcards From Detroit/Floyd/Salem 05 - Retold 06 - Disenchantment: The Weight 07 - Spinning Down 08 - Pages 09 - From Here: Interlude 10 - Morning and Allison 11 - Spiracles 12 - Small Moves: Interlude 13 - Dad: Postcards from Isaac Street 14 - Home Free (for Peter Joe) http://uploaded.net/file/dkij7069/387399c114a8624811675c9ff544fda909d18.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/f1de5c8fb80721f02f4e0cc7c088fb10/387399c114a8624811675c9ff544fda909d18.rar.html http://www.filefactory.com/file/3lhphgiznvaf/387399c114a8624811675c9ff544fda909d18.rar

Nate Connelly - Fragments (2017) INFO Title: Fragments Artist : Nate Connelly Year : 2017 Genre: Ambient Packed size: 149 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps Tracklist : 01 - There You Aren't 02 - Think Weight 03 - You Got Feel 04 - The Sound Of You Stood I 05 - The Sound Of You Stood II 06 - Carmona 07 - Nineteen PM 08 - They Don't Like Within 09 - For Cry Lullaby 10 - Vital Signs 11 - Sirens Repeating 12 - Undone 13 - Shun http://uploaded.net/file/7sk8owtc/38738f7c0cc93d78afd48c4ca7f3a7819ee34.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/00b3d9aedbacda309236b1ea5bafdd76/38738f7c0cc93d78afd48c4ca7f3a7819ee34.rar.html http://www.filefactory.com/file/4a3vto1la3h3/38738f7c0cc93d78afd48c4ca7f3a7819ee34.rar

Artist: Nate Turner Title: Yo! Mama Year Of Release: 1996 Label: Planet Blue Records Genre: Electric Blues Quality: 320 kbps Total Time: 50:12 Total Size: 120 MB Tracklist: 01. Your Mama (4:13) 02. Hard Times (4:48) 03. I Got The Blues (6:11) 04. Your Love (3:33) 05. I Got A Woman (5:56) 06. Too Late (7:14) 07. Evil Woman (6:02) 08. My Mind (4:37) 09. I've Gotta Find My Baby (3:26) 10. I'm Leaving (4:08) Nate Turner was born in Baton Rouge, La. USA in 1937. At a very young age Nate moved to Hollandale, Mississippi and then finally to Miami, Florida where he was raised. Nate grew up with guitar players all around him. Friends of his father's would stop by and play with his dad almost every day. This is what started Nate in becoming interested in music. Nate used a wire from an old broom his mother had and nailed it against the house. He would imitate his father's friends. Sometimes he would get really creative and use a bottle to make a more hollow sound. The blues was a big part of Nate's beginning. This was his music of choice. Although he found the blues to be enchanting he also sang gospel every Sunday in this family's church. At the age of fifteen he was part of the church choir with five other young men. Nate started out singing baritone, and then second tenor and eventually he became the lead voice every Sunday. Nate's father was a huge force in them going to church. With this encouragement it started Nate on the road to becoming a successful singer. Later Nate was introduced to harmonica by next door neighbor of his. His neighbor played harmonica all the time and at first it bothered Nate, but instead of getting into an argument with him Nate decided one day to try out and see what he could do with it. When he picked it up he found out that he was a natural. Nate played the harmonica very well right away. This was his first full time instrument. Nate kept that harmonica on him all the time. One evening Nate ran into a band playing in the park. He asked them if they could use a harmonica player and with that Nate joined his first band. They played all around town. This was going great until the band decided they wanted a saxophone player instead of harmonica. They bought a saxophone and let Nate try to play it first. Nate learned one song called "Walk With Mr. Lee". This was Nate's only song he could play well on the saxophone. With Nate not doing well with the saxophone the band had another problem. They were not happy with the drummer. He was not holding up his end. The band came to a decision, with Nate not doing well on saxophone and the drummer not doing well on the drums they told them to switch instruments for a while to see what would happen. Switch they did and it worked out beautifully. The drummer found out that he had a gift on the saxophone and Nate found out how to keep everyone in line with his beats. Nate stayed with the drums and introduced his vocal talent with the band for about four more years. Then he left the band to find better work. At this time he fooled around with the guitar. He couldn't play much on it. Nate used to sit on his front steps and practice with it. One day a group of guys noticed him with the guitar and asked him if he could also play the bass, they were looking for a bass player right away to join their band. Nate said he could play bass and he would join up with them right away. Well at the first performance everyone found out that Nate was not good with the bass. He quickly shared bass guitar lessons with a friend of his. Nate watched the teacher and ended up learning more than his friend did. Soon he learned notes and tempos. One of his first songs he learned was "Stand By Me". He gradually became very successesful with his bass. Nate then moved from Miami to Chicago in 1965. He quickly got involved with Johnny Christian and Art "Shorty" Stalwell with the Chicago Playboys. He would sit in with them every chance he got until one night they hired him to play bass. Nate played with them for the next three years on the West Side and South-Side of Chicago. In 1967 Nate was noticed by Jimmy Dawkins and was invited to join them on Nate's first trip with the Stealer Band. They played the top 40, R&B and soul all over the U.S. Nate was also a big part of their hit record "Get It From the Bottom" on V.J. Records. Nate stayed with the band for a couple years and then moved on. After Jimmy Dawkins Nate found himself busy with one band after another. He was a freelancing bassist and went wherever he was needed. His first stop was Koko Taylor in 1969. Nate then worked with Big Ben around Chicago from 1970-1973. From here he joined forces with Lovey Lee in Chicago from 1974-1980. He was moving from band to band gaining more and more experience. Nate Turner has recorded with Lovey Lee on Blues On Blues records, Johnny Dollar on Blues R&B records, "The Professor" on Delmar Records and Abb Locke on Rooster Records. Nate has played with many of the greatest blues musicians today: Fenton Robinson, Junior Wells, Luther Johnson, Cary Bell and John Primer just to name a few. Through all of this he was never quit satisfied with any other of his bands. With all this in mind Nate decided to create his own band and become the bandleader. With his expertise and connections he formed Nate Turner's Windy City Blues Band in 1992. His first group of musicians included: Steve Bell on harmonica, Leon Lee on 2nd guitar, Arthur Ruth on lead guitar, Rick Howard on drums and Nate on bass and vocals. He took his band all over the U.S., Canada and Jamaica. With Nate being in charge of his own destiny he decided to go back to his roots and teach himself guitar. He had always dreamed of learning and mastering that instrument and now he finally has. 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Data Science Tips with Nate Makdad MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | Duration: 1.5 Hours | 201 MB Genre: eLearning | Language: English Data science never sleeps! The field is exploding with demand and innovation. What are you doing to stay on top of the latest trends? Tune in each week as data science professional and instructor Nate Makdad explores a new tip designed to make data scientists better at their jobs. Following Bart Poulson's first three months of tips, Nate takes the reins for series #2, focusing on practical techniques such as infographic design, forecasting, and t-testing. Tune in every Monday for interesting, relevant, and thought-provoking tips from the wide world of big data and data science. DOWNLOAD http://rapidgator.net/file/7139b1e601afb1a5b7cb6789ac483b0b/3a8c6.Data.Science.Tips.with.Nate.Makdad.rar.html https://bytewhale.com/pytkjxtujuak/3a8c6.Data.Science.Tips.with.Nate.Makdad.rar http://uploaded.net/file/o9zt15hm/3a8c6.Data.Science.Tips.with.Nate.Makdad.rar https://www.bigfile.to/file/7wfmBnU8cuMB/3a8c6.Data.Science.Tips.with.Nate.Makdad.rar http://nitroflare.com/view/D3EB207F2912EDF/3a8c6.Data.Science.Tips.with.Nate.Makdad.rar http://uploadgig.com/file/download/Af2EeF89a121839d/3a8c6.Data.Science.Tips.with.Nate.Makdad.rar

Creating Interactive Dashboards in Tableau With Nate Makdad Size: 303MB | Duration: 1h 38m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch Genre: eLearning | Level: Intermediate | Language: English Explore your data in new ways with interactive dashboards in Tableau. Dashboards act like dynamic reports that can be used for in-depth data analysis or to present information to clients. In this course, Nate Makdad shows you how to create them. He shows how to build and format the worksheets that will feed your dashboard, design the dashboard itself, and add interactive parameters that allow users to customize the display. Along the way, you'll learn how to use some basic prin[beeep]les of visual design to make your dashboards easier to use and more visually appealing. Topics include: * Building worksheets to feed dashboards * Formatting data * Creating visuals * Creating calculated fields and sets * Designing the dashboard * Adding interactive parameters * Keeping your Tableau dashboard up to date Download From NitroFlare http://www.nitroflare.com/view/8A8DCCC9D014CB3/xidau123_LcCr8InteractDashbrdsTableau.rar Download From Rapidgator http://rapidgator.net/file/05b89693349aa1e124f5c6a270499ead/xidau123_LcCr8InteractDashbrdsTableau.rar.html

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