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Music Archives: 04/2015

‘Three Dates with Genesis,’ fascinating 1978 BBC tour documentary

At the start of Three Dates with Genesis an engaging BBC documentary from 1978 on the long-lasting prog rock outfit that eventually (well after this…

Martin Schneider
Apr 29, 2015

Adam Ant meets Native Americans and gets a late night phone call from Michael Jackson

I recently stumbled upon the fascinating Stand & Deliver: The Documentary on You Tube and found myself enthralled as the extremely well-read Adam Ant revealed…

Christopher Bickel
Apr 28, 2015

‘Movin’ with Nancy’: Go-go boots, miniskirts, eyeliner and Nancy Sinatra

Although it certainly can’t hurt when your father owns the record company, Nancy Sinatra wouldn’t have sold millions of records in the 1960s if she…

Richard Metzger
Apr 27, 2015

Douchebag denim company sells $298 jacket and $348 jeans with fake heavy metal patches on them

Apparently “Heavy metal Chic” is the hot new look, whether you like the music or not! First, retailer H & M created an affordable line…

Amber Frost
Apr 23, 2015

Ray Davies stars in ‘The Long Distance Piano Player,’ 1970

In 1970 Ray Davies took a break from the Kinks to work on the first entry for a new anthology drama show for the BBC…

Martin Schneider
Apr 22, 2015

The worst ‘Star Wars’ novelty song EVER: ‘Chewie the Rookie Wookie’ (sic) & other galactic junk

In the late ’70s, in the wake of the tremendous blockbuster success of Star Wars, a whole slew of Star Wars-themed records got released, proving…

Christopher Bickel
Apr 21, 2015

John Belushi, Christopher Guest & Chevy Chase parody Woodstock in National Lampoon’s ‘Lemmings’

“Long hair… Short hair… What’s the difference once the head’s blown off?” A while back I was adding things to the Netflix queue, when I…

Richard Metzger
Apr 20, 2015

Chubby Checker’s *extremely strange* open letter to the music industry

Chubby Checker, born Ernest Evans, holds a place in rock history as the man who popularized “The Twist,” a song originally a minor hit for…

Christopher Bickel
Apr 17, 2015

Dolly Parton talks about growing up poor, 1978

I’m just pretty open and honest. There’s not just a whole lot I won’t tell you. Right before her Playboy photoshoot in 1978, Dolly Parton…

Tara McGinley
Apr 15, 2015

Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Nick Zinner with ass-kicking West African rockers Songhoy Blues—a DM premiere

It’s extremely tempting to compare Songhoy Blues with Tinariwen. Both bands hail from Mali, and offer a GRIPPING Saharan blues that takes significant inspiration from…

Ron Kretsch
Apr 15, 2015

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