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About Lisa DesGroseilliers
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Keeping up with music gossip, news, media, and facts is my favorite hobby. I am also a musician. I play the drums and the piano. If there is a song you like, but don`t know the singer, or if you want to know more about a particular artist, or maybe you simply want music celebrity gossip info - just pass me the question. I can also answer your music business questions pertaining to concert promotions, organization of a concert, and the channels you may have to go through to reach the person in the music industry that can help you get that record promoted or made. However the information I will have to give you will be based on Canadian resources as that is where I am based.
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Honours Diploma in Audio Technology, 1998
Honours Diploma in Computer Programming, 2002
Promoted and Organized live concerts for a local community center, 2003-2005
Former Community Radio DJ (Paroles et chansons 2003-2008) - petc.cjb.net/www.chrwradio.com
Former Member of The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) - www.carasonline.ca/www.junoawards.ca
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Expert: Lisa DesGroseilliers - 11/2/2009
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Hope you can help. Watching a rerun of a Nash Bridges episode &
heard this song but don't know who was singing it. I don't have the name of the episode but it was on about 3 weeks ago. It wasn't The Police, Sting, P Diddy Or MC Peaches but it was done in
her style but softer for want of a better word. Absolutely was a female or females singing. Have looked up Every Breath You Take
remixes, remakes & no luck. Thank-you for any info. you can share. Gina
Answer
Hi Gina!
The only thing I can recommend you to do is to keep an eye on Amazon.com. Often, these types of shows make their own soundtracks because they use so many more original songs or they do their own versions of songs (like Every Breath You Take). What is making this one difficult is the fact that Nash Bridges has been off the air for quite some time now. Your best bet may be to find a used CD of the soundtrack on Amazon.com or anywhere else that may sell used CDs.
Sorry I couldn't help you more, but yeah, it is not gonna be an easy find.
Another example of this type of album is Ally McBeal or ER (had their own TV soundtracks)
Lisa
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