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Sad Café was never able to follow up their single with another substantial hit, and decided to call it a day in 1981, after a few more underappreciated albums saw the light of day (1980's self-titled release, plus 1981's Live and Olé).
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This study enquires into Carson McCullers' The Ballad of the Sad Café (1951) in terms of Disability Studies. McCullers problematizes the disabled body as 'the other/marginalized' by introducing a disabled/freak character, Cousin Lymon, who is a hunchbacked dwarf and an outcast; he is mischievous, talkative and intriguer. Thus, she opens questions about the characterization of disabled people ...
15 de jul. de 2017 · Sad Café Discography (This is not a typical discography. It does not relate to any one country’s releases for the band but where there has been a UK copy, it favours that. It is primarily a listene…
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The town where the Sad Café is located oozes with the sense of desperation. Relatively empty, spare, a few ramshackle houses, trees that sprout increasingly few peaches each year and church all situated around a main street barely the length of a football field. The biggest structure in the entire town is the home of Miss Amelia.
