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You recommend your favorite album ever but they hated it but remain interested in the genre. What's the second album you recommend to get them hooked for good? upvotes · comments
Hace 3 días · Answer: Sweet Freedom Michael McDonald released a compilation album titled "Sweet Freedom - The Best of Michael McDonald" in 1986. The album's title track was a top ten hit in the United States, Spain and Belgium.
Hace 4 días · In a 1982 bit from the Emmy-winning sketch show SCTV, called “A Tribute to the Greatest Backing Vocalist of All Time,” singer Michael McDonald (played by Rick Moranis) is shown speeding to a recording studio and making his way to the vocal booth just in time to lay down his part for Christopher Cross’ “Ride Like the Wind.”The producer shrugs, as if to say, Nailed it.
Hace 2 días · Grammy-winning musician Michael McDonald looks back on his childhood and his career in a new memoir. He spoke with Tonya Mosley about imposter syndrome and his first band as a tween. Also, investigative journalist and author Eric Schlosser talks about how mergers and acquisitions and very little r…
Hace 3 días · It's surprisingly good, probably stronger song for song than the 1969, and less derivative, though only 21 minutes long. If you like this, you should definitely check that out. By the way, I stumbled across this article about the band that was published only last month (as I write this in May 2024), due to the "Resurrection" finally being released on vinyl.
Hace 4 días · Year: March 6, 1974 (CD Apr 24, 2013) Label: Universal Music (Japan), UICY-75571 Style: Pop Rock, Rock Country: Los Angeles, California, U.S. Time: 36:04 Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz Size: 237 Mb Charts: US #20, AUS #61, CAN #16. US: Gold. The original album cover, depicting the birth of a record album, was deemed too controversial and was first included with a manila file folder covering ...
Hace 5 días · Blue-eyed soul crooner Michael McDonald‘s critically acclaimed new memoir What a Fool Believes a co-write with comedian Paul Reiser has made its debut on the New York Times Best Seller List, landing at #7.
