Mick Jagger Remembered

Michael Jackson & Mick Jagger – State Of Shock

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The War Within performing a cover of The Rolling Stones’ “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”live at The State Theater in Falls Church, VA for their CD release show. Song 13 of 13; the other songs that they performed can be viewed at this playlist link: www.youtube.com =====CREDITS===== Music: – “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” by The War Within (formerly Cobbler) www.thewarwithinmusic.com http – Originally performed by The Rolling Stones Band Members: – Lead Vocals: Alli Miramini – Rhythm Guitar (near): J-Fork (Jamison Forkenbrock) – Lead Guitar (far): Chris Lucente – Bass: Chris “Doc” Goodin – Drums: Mike Lucente Video: – Chris Ricci (video captured on July 31, 2009) Recorded With Permission From: – The War Within Captured and Created With: – Zoom H2 portable microphone – Kodak Easyshare P850 digital camera – anyvideoconverter – Windows Movie Maker If you have an opinion for this video, it would be appreciated if you commented on or rated it. I also appreciate subscriptions and friend requests: they are what keep me capturing and uploading these videos for whatever audience they end up attracting, no matter how big or small. Thank you!

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When a state is blessed with a warm, sunny climate, an abundance of beautiful scenery, and a coastline that is the envy of the world, it is hardly surprising that thousands come each year to visit. Indeed, many locals will tell you that Queensland, with its relaxed lifestyle and friendly atmosphere, is the best place in which to live, work, and retire.

This is a State full of extremes. In the far west the Simpson Desert, with its dunes and inhospitable gibber plains gives way to the Channel Country, an area laced with an intricate web of often dry streams that after heavy rain may spill to cover the land like a vast brown sea.

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