The love for one another’s voice, music, and being is apparent, marking this pair as one of Rock N’ Roll music’s most endearing and lasting friendships.
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The second half of R.E.M.’s discography began with 5 years of worldwide mega-success. In the US alone their next 3 albums all went quadruple platinum, and they were a permanent fixture of 1990’s radio-waves, as huge hits like “Losing My Religion”, “Shiny Happy People”, “Everybody Hurts”, “Man On The Moon” and “What’s the Frequency Kenneth?” […]
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We are adding a new feature this month where we pick a musical artist, an actor, a director, or some other person or persons with a body of work and attempt to write about it all or at least a significant part. For our first one, we were somewhat inspired by the new podcast “R […]
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The Isley Brothers Biography | The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum From the Fifties onward, the Isley Brothers have been a musical institution whose prolific career has explored the musical intersection of gospel, R&B, rock, soul, funk and disco. Having been a family-based group since their inception, the Isley Brothers originated with […]
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Artists Featured Were……
5th April
DS Bradford
Debs McCoy
Dirty Heads
Bud Collins Trio
Laughing With Raindrops
12th April
Tupelo
Paul Brand
Harper Startling
Jess McAlister
19th April
Miriam Cooke
Java
I Am They
26th April
Chandelier
The Luck
Mauro Dirago
Hannah Clive
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Last week, two days before the second anniversary of Prince’s death, his estate released a bounty of new stuff celebrating his work and his relationship with his fans: Not only the previously unreleased — and largely unheard — original version of “Nothing Compares 2 U” and an accompanying video of remarkable rehearsal footage, but also two…
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In 1984, Prince recorded a song called “Nothing Compares 2 U,” which, rather than release it himself, he sent to Paul “St. Paul” Peterson of The Family. The band, which Prince had assembled, recorded the track for Prince’s label, Paisley Park Records, and it appeared on their debut album. But the song remained a largely […]
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