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# he drinks a whiskey drink # he drinks a vodka drink # he drinks a lager drink # he drinks cider drink # he sings the songs that remind them of the good times # he sings the songs that reminds him of the better times.# it was never part of the gameplan. it was never part of the plan at all to have a hit record. i would like to describe it as a happy accident. # i get knocked down # but i get up again # you're never gonna keep me down...# it was written by a leeds band about the resilience of ordinary people and tubthumping sold millions around the world. i think there were a couple of things ...

Cnn spoke to him about it. >> hit record started as just this website that i made with my brother a long time ago, and it grew over the years to become this online community just full of people who love making art together, and we're always trying to kind of open up the creative process and help people come out of their shells, people who might not necessarily consider themselves artists but are curious to give it a try. it means we're getting to pay ply all this expertise that we've amassed over the years through online creativity and community building and go work at master class and continu...

Hands dirty, and this is what we always encourage on hit record. this was our take on learning with turning and that really was exciting to stop david about learning that at master class. >> last fall hit record launched its own subscription learning service class projects and now all of the educational content will be made available for three on the hit record website. >> and this just into cnn, a founding member of the rock group bon jovi is dead. alec john such was the band's first bass player when they formed in 1983. he toured for more than a decade. playing on the songs "living on a pray...

June's gang of emerging Canadian artists find release in the loud, comfort in the quiet and everything else in between. Twinkly, cerebral fo...

Cabrera made history by grounding an opposite-field single to right through the shift in the first inning of Detroit's game against Colorado.