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While the Police were working overtime in the late 70's to establish themselves both at home (in England) and abroad (in ...read more
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It's difficult to figure how some great English singles from the late ‘70s and early ‘80s never reached the top 40. In ...read more
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London, England in the late ‘50s was awash with a music scene that was referred to as trad jazz. Inspired by the New ...read more
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Unless you were a big fan of country music in 1955, chances are you had no idea who Elvis Presley was. While at Sun ...read more
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"The dream is over."- John Lennon, from "God"
"When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I thought
like a child, I ...read more
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Trying to write something nice about this record is about as easy as rejoicing over a trip to the dentist. My personal ...read more
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The Rolling Stones were the first real English rock-and-roll band with as much authority as the Beatles, but their ...read more
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It's amusing today to think how the executives at Capitol Records complained about the feedback at the top of "I Feel ...read more
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Sometimes, I try to imagine what might have happened if Macy Gray attempted to obtain a recording contract in 1950. Can ...read more
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In his autobiography, The Man In Black, Johnny Cash said, "I never did a concert that I didn't sing 'I Walk The Line.' ...read more
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Before the Beatles can be discussed properly, a bit of historical updating is in order. Americans were struck so ...read more
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Soon after completing the Innervisions album in 1973, Stevie Wonder was almost killed by a serious car accident that ...read more
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From my perspective as a longtime fan of pop music, the new millennium at first looked more like a new Dark Age than a ...read more
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“I think I’ve already lost you, I think you’re already gone
I think I’m finally scared now, You think I’m weak, but I ...read more
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Ask the early rock and rollers who their favorite artist is and you'll usually get the same reply. Elvis, Little ...read more
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There are any number of ways that a recording artist can address issues they consider to be urgent. Some might be ...read more
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Richard Valenzuela was born of Mexican and American Indian descent on May 13, 1941 in Los Angeles. Growing up a minority ...read more
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Any semblance of linear thinking that I may have had when I started this project has all gone out the window once I ...read more
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"You had a pocket full of horses, Trojans, and some of them used."
A love song to a girl who is funky enough to save ...read more
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Since punk had fizzled out without making any substantial commercial impact, most record companies reverted to business ...read more
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“Glove slap! I don’t take crap!”
- modified lyrics to “Love Shack,” as it appeared in an episode of The Simpsons
Why ...read more
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By the mid-to-late ‘70s, rock music came very close to being almost exclusively white, male and sexist. The ...read more
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Walden Roberto Cassotto was born and raised in a tough part of the Bronx, New York. His father died a few months before ...read more
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Isn't it interesting how in the ‘60s, nearly every record seemed to exude a sense of anticipation or optimism for the ...read more
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To the uninitiated, the biggest problem with most Rap (Gangsta Rap in particular) is that it’s so damned believable. ...read more
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"Maybelline" is to rock and roll what Adam and Eve are to the Bible. Sure, rock-and-roll style songs predate it, but ...read more
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Considering his influence on music in the 70's, it is incredible to consider that besides his three antiseptic funk ...read more
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Elvis Presley was an interpretive singer, and as such, he relied on songwriters for virtually all of his material. But ...read more
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As the 90's set in, the compact disc had fulfilled its inevitable destiny by overtaking both vinyl and cassette sales, ...read more
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Over time, music video proved itself to be much more limiting than was originally hoped. We had great expectations of ...read more
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Best of Both Worlds by Midnight Oil
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Hey, Where's Your Brother? by Johnny Winter
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Long Walk Home: Music from the Rabbit-Proof Fence
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