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Steel Cage Match: Bryan Ferry VS Robert Palmer
Sure, sure! Bryan Ferry and Robert Palmer invariable get compared to one another, what with their love of R&B, harmonica solos and immaculately tailored suits. I enjoy many recordings of both artistes, and have missed Palmer since his untimely death … Continue reading
Record Review: Cristina – Sleep It Off [part 3]
[Continued from previous post] Following the murmuring crowd at the end of “He Dines Out On Death,” the program of bonus material added to the CD re-issue of “Sleep It Off” begins. Given that the artist spent over a score … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Deadpan Women, Record Review
Tagged Compass Point Studios, Cristina Monet, Don Was, Ladytron, Robert Palmer, Ursula 1000, Was (Not Was)
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Book Review: In The Pleasure Groove | Love, Death + Duran Duran – John Taylor
I was dimly aware the ex-Duran guitarist Andy Taylor had written an autobio several years ago, but did I really want to hear the story of Andy Taylor locking horns with Nick Rhodes for 120 pages? When John Taylor released … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged autobiography, book review, Duran Duran, John Taylor, Robert Palmer
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