Search YouTube for music by artist, album with Jogli

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Search YouTube for music by artist, album with Jogli

by Brad Linder Jun 30th 2008

We'll let you in on a little secret: There are a ton of music videos and live performances on YouTube. What? You knew that? Well, then you also probably know how hard it can be to find every song on an album and play it in order. YouTube is really designed for searching for videos one at a time. But Jogli helps organize the mess.

Jogli is basically a search engine and music video player. Search for an artist and Jogli will bring up a list of possible results. Click an artist name and you'll find a list of albums. Click an album and you'll be presented with a list of songs. In many cases not each song is clickable, but many are.

When you hit the play button, a YouTube video will start playing in the corner. But you can also queue up additional songs and even search for new songs without stopping your recording. Jogli is a lot like MyStrands, another site we covered earlier this year. But the way Jogli organizes songs by artist and album sets it apart from the competition.

Thanks Chen!

Tags: jogli, music-videos, youtube

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Raul said 5:30PM on 6-30-2008

does it download video or better to use service like http://tubezoid.com ?

Raul said 5:30PM on 6-30-2008

does it download video or better to use service like http://tubezoid.com ?

BlackCoffeeNoSugar said 6:47PM on 6-30-2008

Is it just me or you guys have got no sound out of the videos from Jogli, too? YouTube works fine, with sound. But all the video clips from Jogli has got no sound at all. Strange.

raul said 7:30PM on 6-30-2008

ups, sorry for double posting

Youtube said 7:44AM on 9-04-2008

Lately I feel there are lot of services which give Youtube search funtionality.One of them I like is
http://urbanread.com/search-videos-youtube?sea=digg

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