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Hace 3 días · Corey Hart was a bit of an anomaly when he burst onto the scene in America with “Sunglasses at Night.” He was just 21 years old at the time, ... the classic brand that had become iconic again ...
Hace 1 día · The rap battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar dominates the charts this week, with the Toronto superstar debuting the seven minute missive “Family Matters” at No. 6 on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100.. Lamar's final word, "Not Like Us," is proving even more popular, topping the U.S. Hot 100 and coming in at No. 2 in Canada. Other tracks related to the beef can be seen throughout the top 100.
Hace 1 día · Among them were the Police, The Bee Gees, Cat Stevens, Keith Richards and Canadian artists such as Corey Hart, April Wine, Rush, Glass Tiger and Luba. Perry became a household name when he recorded John Lennon’s “Give Peace A Chance” during John and Yoko’s bed-in at Montreal’s Queen Elizabeth Hotel in 1969.
Hace 5 horas · Sevendust at Upheaval Music Festival, July 19 at Belknap Park (Grand Rapids) Limp Bizkit with Xavier Wulf, Eddy Baker, Riff Raff, Bones and Corey Feldman, July 23 at Pine Knob. The Offspring with ...
Hace 1 día · Tuesday 14 May 2024. DJ Niceness [2024-05-14] - Neo2soul Playlist The Vibes 49 (Female Takeover Pt 47) We find lots of new music daily but don't have the capacity to post them all. So, we've begun collaborating with DJ Niceness (aka Godfrey Fletcher) on his Neo2soul podcasts passing weekly playlists of neo soul releases we have found, some ...
Hace 3 días · Where they don't work so well is on "In the Bottle" itself. A cover of the Gil Scott-Heron number from his Winter in America album about rampant alcoholism in the black community, it trades in the lush R & B groove and soaring flute of the original in favour of some hard-edge breakbeats (as was the style of the time). Scott-Heron's relaxed, effortless vocal, too, is dropped with preference on ...
Hace 1 día · Fate Opens The File on Thelma Jordon. Now Playing: The File on Thelma Jordon (1949) Pros: A good, mid-level effort that represents a sort of watershed in Barbara Stanwyck’s noir career; Features a relatable “everyman” in Wendell Corey. Cons: A head-slapper of an ending that manages to be both brutal and cloyingly sentimental.
