Interestingly, two people have mentioned this song to me in the last week or so, and as I was working on my Jolly Monday post tonight, I found this one kept running through my head. Now, at the same time, simultaneously, I have Elton’s Tiny Dancer running through my head, melding together with the Motown […]
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This song was written by the successful Motown team of Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland and Eddie Holland, who wrote most of The Supremes hits. The melody of this song is very similar to Where Did Our Love Go, which Holland-Dozier-Holland wrote for The Supremes. According to Lamont Dozier, the title came about because he couldn’t […]
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Several nights ago I was planning a Supreme’s song, but got side-tracked, and now I cannot remember which one it was that I was planning for that night. So, after a quick overview of some of their best songs, I settled tonight on this one, Where Did Our Love Go. Written and produced by Motown’s […]
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Along with dishing out of this world riffs, Queen guitarist Brian May has always had his head stuck in the clouds… literally. His comprehensive studies in space and its celestial bodies eventually earned him a PhD in Astrophysics in 2007. Now, May has combined both of his loves on “New Horizons”, his first solo song in more than…
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It has been an amazing fourth quarter for music reviews!
These are my top rated reviews for this peroid, each gained 9/10 and above. Excludes Children’s, Seasonal and Collection releases.
To find out more about an album and see the review, just click on the link below the picture.
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Tis the season for Christmas music, and today we have New Wave rockers The Waitresses with their peppy little classic “Christmas Wrapping”: The song first appeared on a ZE Records compilation album called “A Christmas Album” featuring artists like Suicide and Was (Not Was). Since it’s release, it’s become a Yuletide standard on Classic Rock […]
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The Artists Featured Were ….
1st November
Lolita Gill
8th November
Crashing Cairo
15th November
No Show
22nd November
Jo Ash
29th November
Rah Band
Sabina Beyli
John Cubbin Band
We Are The Monks
December will a selection of artists from 2018
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