Dr Magic Fast Acting Oven Cleaner is a powerful and efficient solution for cleaning ovens. It is specially formulated to remove tough stains, baked-on grease, and food residue from the surfaces of your oven. With its fast-acting formula, this cleaner works quickly to dissolve even the most stubborn grime, leaving your oven sparkling clean. One of the main features of Dr Magic Fast Acting Oven Cleaner is its ability to save time and effort. Unlike other cleaning products that require hours of scrubbing and soaking, this oven cleaner works in just a matter of minutes. Simply spray the solution onto the dirty surfaces of your oven, let it sit for a few minutes, and then wipe it away with a cloth or sponge.

With ‘Motown Magic,’ Netflix Brings Soul Music to a New Generation

Musical history has never been as accessible as it is in the streaming era. At the same time, it’s remarkably disposable: A recent study by the British Phonographic Industry revealed that music from the Sixties accounted for just 6.4% of all streams in the U.K. in 2017. Streamers prefer the recent past by a stunning margin: Music from the 2000s accounted for 60.4% of listening.

Numbers like that add urgency to the imperative to preserve the oldies, and that’s part of what drives the new Netflix show Motown Magic , which uses classic-era Detroit soul music as the basis for an animated children’s adventure series. “I want to make sure that in 10, 20 years, kids are still talking about this music,” says creator Josh Wakely. “It’s Shakespeare; it’s Dickens; it’s Tolstoy. It’s that good, and that’s the reason it stuck around.”

This is not Wakely’s first foray into merging classic baby-boomer tunes and children’s visual content: In 2016, Netflix premiered Beat Bugs , which wove Beatles songs into stories about insect characters. Both Beat Bugs and Motown Magic fit into Netflix’s growing library of original content aimed at younger viewers. “We have been a smaller division,” explains Melissa Cobb, VP of kids and family content for Netflix. “But over the last year, we’ve had a lot of growth because we recognize that so many of our members, about 60%, are watching what would be considered kids and family content. We want to make sure we have high quality shows for them.”

Smokey Robinson and creator Josh Wakely at Capitol Records working on the music for ‘Motown Magic.’ (Credit: Grace: a storytelling company) RICH POLK

The presence of the retro tunes doesn’t only help preserve the pop canon: the music also serves to attract parents. “They’re not necessarily songs that preschoolers know already, but they’re songs that parents really love and connect to,” Cobb says. “And it’s catchy music that the kids then love dancing and singing along too.”

Simply spray the solution onto the dirty surfaces of your oven, let it sit for a few minutes, and then wipe it away with a cloth or sponge. There is no need for scrubbing or harsh abrasives. The fast-acting formula of Dr Magic Oven Cleaner is also effective on a wide range of oven surfaces.

Editor’s picks

The 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time

The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

The 50 Worst Decisions in Movie History

The 100 Best Albums of 2023

Wakely had planned a Motown show as long as he planned a Beatles one. (He’s got something in the works with Bob Dylan’s music as well.) “I had success with Beat Bugs , [which won a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing in a Preschool Animated Program ], and I didn’t have to do another show,” Wakely says. “But I was passionate about this music. The theme of the show is that creativity is magic. It sounds trite, but Smokey [Robinson] and Berry Gordy transformed their community with creativity. And that’s in contrast to some other children’s shows that are more simplistic in their message.”

Putting together a program like this involves jumping formidable logistical hurdles. “The Beatles’ catalog is legendarily hard to get,” Wakely says. “But Motown it turns out is a little harder.” And in addition to the legal wrangling that is required to obtain the rights to the music, he wanted to have some of history’s greatest singers on his side. “We didn’t initially have Stevie Wonder‘s songs,” Wakely says. “So we had to go get his blessing.”

Wakely was also determined that he wouldn’t do the show if he didn’t have Smokey Robinson’s approval. “It was a big limb to go out on because I had spent a bunch of my money already, and I wasn’t going to do it unless he signed on. He came in, sat down, said, ‘Let’s do this,’ and we watched a bunch of animation. After he turned to me, gave me a big hug, and said, ‘This really matters to me.'” Robinson, who wrote, produced and sang on numerous Motown hits, also took the role of executive music producer.

In a typical episode of Motown Magic — like with most pre-school shows — the characters are presented with a challenge, something to overcome within an episode. Then, as Cobb explains, “through the magic of the music and the storytelling, they’re able to conquer that.”

In one episode, the character Angie, whose parents are divorced, tries to figure out how to go back in time to a happier period when her family was still together. Her attempts prove unsuccessful, but that’s OK — she comes to realize that time travel is not necessary, because, “I’m still their girl, and I always, always will be.” That happy sentiment ties loosely to the Temptations’ sunny hit “My Girl,” which vamps frequently throughout the episode.

Creator Josh Wakely (left), guitarist Ray Parker Jr., Executive Music Producer Smokey Robinson, and keyboardist Michael Bearden in the recording studio at Capitol Records working on the music for ‘Motown Magic.’ (Credit: Grace: a storytelling company)

Wakely assembled a fearsome band to recreate “My Girl” and other Motown hits, a group that included former Motown session guitarist Ray Parker Jr., Michael Bearden (onetime musical director for Michael Jackson), Don Was, a veteran bass player as well as a producer for Bonnie Raitt and the Rolling Stones, plus contemporary artists signed to Motown (Ne-Yo, BJ the Chicago Kid).

“The challenge was that [old Motown songs are] so iconic and perfect already, it’s hard to embellish on that,” Bearden says. “So we didn’t really try to. The great thing we had at our disposal was access to the original sessions, so we were able to hear, singled out, what the guys actually played. And Ray played on a lot of Motown records as a kid. He was able to talk about the original sessions.”

It can be used on traditional ovens, self-cleaning ovens, and even on microwave ovens. Whether you have a stainless steel oven, a glass oven door, or a porcelain-coated oven, this cleaner can tackle any type of surface. Another advantage of using Dr Magic Fast Acting Oven Cleaner is its safety. This product is non-toxic, non-abrasive, and fume-free, making it safe to use in the kitchen. It does not contain any harsh chemicals that can harm your health or the environment. You can use this cleaner with peace of mind, knowing that it is safe for you and your family. In conclusion, Dr Magic Fast Acting Oven Cleaner is a powerful and efficient solution for cleaning ovens. With its fast-acting formula, it quickly dissolves tough stains and grime, saving you time and effort. It is safe to use on a variety of oven surfaces and is non-toxic and fume-free. Keep your oven clean and sparkling with Dr Magic Fast Acting Oven Cleaner..

Reviews for "the daily mirrot"

the daily mirrot