Michael Jackson + BestOnlineCasino = Hair Ball?
Ever since Michael Jackson died, born-again fans have been coming out of the wood work to show their love and affection.
Prior to his death nobody wanted anything to do with him due to his “legal” troubles.
The Jackson estate, and profiteers alike, have all flocked to grab a piece of Michael in order to make a buck. And when I say a piece of Michael – I’m not joking.
BestOnlinecasino.com (formerly OnlineGamblingPal.com) is betting on Michael Jackson to rock and ‘roll’ again.
You see these forward thinking people at BestOnlineCasino had a genius moment (tongue-in-cheek). While these wonderful folks may not have him rocking and rolling, they will have him rolling and bouncing.
Last December, just after their genius moment, BestOnlineCasino was able to purchase, at auction, some of Michael’s hair for a whopping $10,871.
WTF!? Was someone actually collecting his hair? Who was it, Pepsi?
Ok, so to make a short story long, BestOnlineCasino took these precious locks of hair and transformed them into, of all things, a roulette ball. The best part is they actually made a video of the making of the ball, and it was at made at a “secret location.”
How cool is that. Wink, wink.
This gives hair ball a whole new meaning.
Based on the video, It appears there was some left over hair and BestOnlineCasino’s, Kim O’Neill, alluded to the fact that there was more to come.
I don’t even want to think about what’s next.
According to Jack Mason, spokesperson for BestOnlineCasino.com;
“I speak for everyone at BestOnlineCasino.com when I say I’m overjoyed with both the roulette ball and the ‘making-of’ video. When we purchased Michael Jackson’s hair last year, it was to create a fitting tribute to one of the world’s greatest entertainers. Not only am I proud to say we’ve done this, I’m delighted that we’ve been able to share the magical experience of its creation with Michael’s millions of fans through our video.”
Stay tuned to see what’s next for this now famous hair ball.
In the meantime click on any of the items below, while they may not be locks of Michael’s hair, I’m sure they’ll bring you hours of pleasure nonetheless.
Randy Miramontez - Downtown Sacramento - Bay Area Concerts
The biggest selling single record of all time is . . .
I’m thinking . . . I’m thinking . . . Well it must be a Beatles or Elvis tune.
No.
How about a Madonna song?
No.
Lady Gaga!?
Nada.
I know. It’s gotta be that Bieber kid. You know the one who’s wanted for questioning due to roughing up a photographer over the weekend.
Nope.
The single was recorded 70 years ago today by a man named Harry Lillis Crosby, better known as Bing Crosby. What the hell did her record? Everybody’s favorite – “White Christmas”
I know, it brings a tear to my eye just writing this stuff.
Crosby’s rendition has sold over 50 million copies. Take into account all the other renditions of the song and it’s sold well over 100 million copies.
Source: The United States Census Bureau – Our friggin tax dollars hard at work.
Randy Miramontez - Downtown Sacramento - Bay Area Concerts
La Original Banda El Limon
La Original Banda El Limon was kicking it old school – Mexican style – at Thunder Valley Casino Resort on Saturday.
The always sexy Carmen Jara opened for Banda El Limon in Thunder Valley Casino’s outdoor amphitheater for the second concert of the Summer Concert Series. While I don’t speak Spanish, I do appreciate good music, and thought Jara was doing a fantastic job. However, the crowd just wasn’t getting into her performance.
Jara was doing everything she could to work up the crowd. She unsuccessfully tried getting the crowd on their feet and clapping to the beat of the music.
Jara was popular in the 90’s and became known as a member of the new Mexican folklore. Performing in Tijuana as a child she moved to Mexico City at the age of 16 to further her career in music.
After her debut album Herencia, she signed on with Fonovisa, debuting with La Mujer…El Nuevo Folklore de Mexico and 1994′s Y Tú Te Quedas. She really came into her own in 1996 with the release of Mujer Enamorada, followed by Con Sentimiento in 1997.
Once La Original Banda El Limon took the stage the energy in the audience completely changed. As they went from song to song with horns blaring, including a gargantuan tuba, audience members were dancing in the aisles and at their seats.
The 17 member band put on a high energy show from start to finish. They were well choreographed and well-polished with every band member dressed in the same red suit.
Original Banda el Limón is one of the oldest groups in contemporary Mexican banda. Originating in the 60’s and led by clarinetist Salvador Lizarraga Sánchez, the 17-member band has featured many classic vocalists during its history, including Julio Preciado, José Ángel Ledesma (“El Coyote”), Jorge Cordero, Luis Antonio López (“El Mimoso”), and Nico Flores.
Throughout their history, the group has balanced old and new music with a traditional sound. There were the first banda artists to amplify and synthesize their sound.
I was not able to get all of the band member’s names, but below is a list of the ones I did get.
Juan Barbosa Lizarraga
Alberto “Zapatitos”
Jorgito
Andrey Lizarraga
Jorge Lizarraga “EL MAYA”
Abraham Rodriguez “Tejillas”
Eduardo Osuna “TAPON”
Ruben Lizarraga
Juan Luis “EL TROSO”
Cesar Ochoa “EL SUPER”
Francisco Lizarraga “Panchito”
Luis Antonio “Tonio”
Agustin Torres
Carlos Lizarraga
Cesar Ochoa
Catch Ramon Ayala on Saturday, September 15th, at Thunder Valley Casino Resort. Last years show sold-out so get your tickets early.
Randy Miramontez - Downtown Sacramento - Bay Area Concerts





