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| Use www.SingingFish.com to find music you want.
Some tips on how to use that site:
1.Put in this setting before you search for music.
2.What you can and can't use
If you see the song's source is AOL, it cant be used. If the source is something else, then you can use it. I made screenshots to help explain this. Yes--> (not hosted by aol)
No---> (hosted by aol)
3.How to use it all.
So when you type in the artists name and search. You find the song you want. Click the link. Two things happen:
oo1. A window to the website hosting the music opens. Its not important and you can ignore it.
oo2. Your Windows Media Player opens playing the song you want. Now listen to me carefully. While the song is playing click the "Library" Tab. You see a section that says "Now Playing List" and it has the song playing under it. Right click on the link, go to properties, where says "Location" you copy the url next to it and put that in your music player code.
If you don't get it, thats not my problem. I did all I could do to help you guys. | | |
| Tutorial on Putting it Together
You should have picked a music player code. The best way to be able to view the code properly is by putting it into Notepad. Now in the code there are places to put things. Add the song name and the artists name.

But to actually have the song play you have to do this:

Go to "add song urls here" and in the same number as the one you put the song title and name, which in this case is 0 , you paste the song link.
Then afterwards put the music player code with the music you added to it and put that in your header. You can put it into your webstats too but its better in the header.
You can keep adding songs. | | |
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