Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, '100 Days, 100 Nights': Free MP3 of the Day
She shares a hometown (Augusta, Georgia) with no less than the Godfather of Soul, and there's a whole bucket of James Brown-style soul sauce in this Brooklyn songstress's bold numbers. A dynamic backing outfit drops deeply funky horns 'n' bass, and Jones's belting growl takes it all
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Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, '100 Days, 100 Nights': Free MP3 of the Day
She shares a hometown (Augusta, Georgia) with no less than the Godfather of Soul, and there's a whole bucket of James Brown-style soul sauce in this Brooklyn songstress's bold numbers. A dynamic backing outfit drops deeply funky horns 'n' bass, and Jones's belting growl takes it all
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History of MP3 Players
More commonly referred to as an MP3 player, a digital audio player ("DAP") is a portable consumer electronics device that stores, organizes and plays audio files.
There are basicly 3 tipes of mp3 players categorized by storage media
Flash-based, Hard drive-based and MP3 CD Players
The first mass-produced DAP was created in 1997 by SaeHan Information Systems, which domestically sold its “MPMan” player in the middle of 1998.[3] The South Korean company then licensed the players to Eiger Labs which distributed them - now branded as Eiger Labs MPMan F10 - to the North American market during the summer of 1998.[4] The flash-based players were available in 32 MB storage capacity.
In October 2001, Apple unveiled the first generation iPod, the 5 GB hard drive based DAP with a 1.8" Toshiba drive. Having focused on developing an intuitive user interface, the smaller form factor and industrial design made the player notable within users of the Macintosh community.
There are basicly 3 tipes of mp3 players categorized by storage media
Flash-based, Hard drive-based and MP3 CD Players
The first mass-produced DAP was created in 1997 by SaeHan Information Systems, which domestically sold its “MPMan” player in the middle of 1998.[3] The South Korean company then licensed the players to Eiger Labs which distributed them - now branded as Eiger Labs MPMan F10 - to the North American market during the summer of 1998.[4] The flash-based players were available in 32 MB storage capacity.
In October 2001, Apple unveiled the first generation iPod, the 5 GB hard drive based DAP with a 1.8" Toshiba drive. Having focused on developing an intuitive user interface, the smaller form factor and industrial design made the player notable within users of the Macintosh community.
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