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Hace 8 horas · Gay stars from Johnnie Ray to Dusty Springfield — even George Michael, whose rise in the 1980s falls outside the book’s parameters — felt compelled to hide their sexuality, sometimes at huge ...
Hace 8 horas · Donna Summer. Photograph: GAB Archive/Redferns ‘The dancing was of the usual superlative quality. Them queers sure can break a leg.” So went a report from a dance organised by the Gay Liberation Front in New York in 1970, quoted in Jon Savage’s new book.
Hace 8 horas · "Rumour Has It" was described by The A.V. Club as "a soul-strutter" while AllMusic as being a "blues-inflected" song while Adele described as a "bluesy pop stomping song". Noel Murray of The A.V. Club found a "persuasive backbeat", comparing the song to Adele's earlier material during her first studio album 19 (2008) due to their similar instrumentation consisting of piano and guitars.
Hace 8 horas · Motown's last surviving Funk Brother Jack Ashford played tambourine, vibes, and percussion on the LP. A skilled vibraphonist, Ashford played the vibes on the album’s iconic title track “What’s Going On” and is the last one living of the eight primary musicians who recorded it (including Gaye on piano and box drum).
The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture, ... Come and share your dusty treasure for the world - and you - to laugh and regret - *Together.* So come and tell us what the old you was up to! Members Online. Describe 1998 without saying 1998 upvotes ...
Hace 8 horas · So, what about those marvellous singles released in May 1979 that didn't bother the charts. There's a couple of personal favourites in here.... mp3: The Cure - Boys Don't Cry Seven years after its initial release, this wonderful 45 got to #22 when it was reissued in support of a Greatest Hits package. It's not…
Hace 8 horas · Others, such as Dusty Springfield, were endlessly goaded about why they didn’t have partners of the opposite sex, escaping the prurience of the press in underground gay clubs such as Gateways in London. That movement was desperately needed: ...
