Category: People
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings “Stranger To My Happiness” – YouTube
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Prince Had All 3,000 Pairs of His High Heels Custom-Made at This L.A. Cobbler – Vogue
Prince maneuvered better in his high heels than most stiletto-clad women do. He would do the splits, jump up, high kick, squat, and run back and forth onstage with specially built 4-inch and 3 1/3-inch height boosters at his soles. After all, Prince Rogers Nelson was a man of mega-talent and charisma but was also…
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The Who’s Roger Daltrey Talks Losing Money, Making New Music & The Tragedy Of Keith Moon At ILMC | Billboard
Making new music as The Who We’re just doing a new album at the moment. But it’s a very weird [time] because we’re not really a band anymore. I just love my job of being the guy who takes what Pete’s written as a solo song, looking at it and thinking, ‘How do I make…
Bob Dylan – MTV Interview with Charles M. Young (1985) – YouTube
Watch Frank Zappa Hologram Dismiss Artwork Censorship in Tour Promo – Rolling Stone
“I’m a person who likes to do what he wants to do, whether people like it or not,” Zappa says in a clip from a 1984 interview. “And what I do is designed for people who like it, not for people who don’t.” Source: Watch Frank Zappa Hologram Dismiss Artwork Censorship in Tour Promo –…
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Pet Shop Boys – On social media (lyric video) – YouTube
Lanois opens sonic temple in Parkdale | Toronto.com
A large screen projects a video of Neil Young during Daniel Lanois’ Nuit Blanche installation where Young released his latest album ‘Le Noise’ at Nathan Philip Square. (Oct. 2, 2010) – Staff photo/JEFF HAYWARD Daniel Lanois, a world-renowned music producer has set up shop in an old Buddhist temple in Parkdale. The space has undergone…
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Chris Cornell, Searching for Solitude | Pitchfork
“People just don’t realize how much fun it is to be depressed,” he says with a grin—this from the man whose moods may have had as much historical impact on the gloominess of Northwest rock as the surfeit of negative ions in the air. more @ Source: Chris Cornell, Searching for Solitude | Pitchfork
