Yes, we know this technically came out in 1988, but metal is about breaking the rules (or law if you’re a certain British metal band), and we’re going to break one here by including “Close My Eyes Forever,” the unavoidable smash radio hit of 1989 amid the ballad frenzy. Capping ...
His latest (and possibly his last) album, the cover album ‘Going Back’ that came out in 2010, particularly shows the massive influence of 60s American soul music on Collins’ career. Descubra novas músicas, shows, vídeos e fotos no maior catálogo on-line com a Last....
Latin music in the 1970s and 1980s was dominated by heartthrob balladeers who sang the songs of great composers. Then along came Franco de Vita, a Venezuelan with Italian roots who wrote and sang love songs, yes, but intensely personal ones told in a colloquial language that connected with ...
Harry Chapin's "Cat's in the Cradle" is a short story in the sense that it fits into a song, but it actually spans an entire lifetime. A father regretfully doesn't spend much time with his young son, only to find that decades later the roles have been reversed and the son has m...
The winds of change were blowing by 1989 (no, notthat wind), and it was evident all across the rock music spectrum. Big-haired, sex-obsessed rockers were still clinging to the charts, but they had to contend with a nascent alt-rock revolution. Factor in some creative pop-rock hits and...
The winds of change were blowing by 1989 (no, notthat wind), and it was evident all across the rock music spectrum. Big-haired, sex-obsessed rockers were still clinging to the charts, but they had to contend with a nascent alt-rock revolution. Factor in some creative pop-rock hits and...
Counting Crows came out of nowhere in 1993 with their intriguingly named debut albumAugust and Everything After. The lyrics for a song with that name are scrawled on the LP's front cover, but it isn't among the 11 tracks contained inside. It's not included in a 2007 reissue either. Th...
clad in a sky blue floral-patterned dress (probably in theme for “1989 (Taylor’s Version) with her hair pinned up like the signature bob she had when that album first came out), sat back to enjoy the film’s premiere in one of the IMAX screening rooms with her background vocalists ...
Awfulness in music came in so many forms in 2023. Nothing makes for a good annus horribilis like songs that promote xenophobia, racism or just overall divisiveness in the interest of trolling — so here’s a round of Fudge Rounds for strange bedfellows like Jason Aldean and Kanye West. But...
and family. Durbin's box office draw was so great that by 1947 she was the highest-paid actress in Hollywood. In her 30s, her star began to wane and Durbin bowed out of show business. She settled near Paris with her husband, the French director Charles David,where she died in 2013. ...