Drummer Fred White, best-known for playing in Earth, Wind & Fire, died Jan 1st, at age 67. His brother Verdine White and half-brother and founding member Maurice White were in the group. He played on this recording. // In 2000 the album was voted #718 in Colin Larkin's "All Time Top 1000 Albums".

Drummer Fred White, best-known for playing in Earth, Wind & Fire, died Jan 1st, at age 67. His brother Verdine White and half-brother and founding member Maurice White were in the group. He played on this recording.

Drummer Fred White, best-known for playing in Earth, Wind & Fire, died Jan 1st, at age 67. His brother Verdine White and half-brother and founding member Maurice White were in the group. He played on this recording. This was the most successful single released by Motown during its so-called "Detroit era" of 1959 to 1972.

Drummer Fred White, best-known for playing in Earth, Wind & Fire, died Jan 1st, at age 67. His brother Verdine White and half-brother and founding member Maurice White were in the group. He played on this recording. // Originally by John Lennon, on the 'Imagine' LP, Sept 1971 // Click on the Link above, to view the original album, with the archtypical worn front album cover.

Drummer Fred White, best-known for playing in Earth, Wind & Fire, died Jan 1st, at age 67. His brother Verdine White and half-brother and founding member Maurice White were in the group. He played on this recording.

Drummer Fred White, best-known for playing in Earth, Wind & Fire, died Jan 1st, at age 67. His brother Verdine White and half-brother and founding member Maurice White were in the group. He played on this recording.Click on the Link above, to view the original single, with a color picture sleeve

The album was recorded in May 1980. Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson, who died December 25, 2022, at age 82, played on this. He should not to be confused with Luther "Georgia Boy" Johnson, or Luther "Houserocker" Johnson. He lived in Antrim, NH for many years. He was a "FOR" - a "Friend Of Rick" // A salary dispute between the band and Muddy Waters's manager halted the session. Eventually the album was completed by using a couple of outtakes from the 1977 album "Hard Again."

The album was recorded in May 1980. Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson, who died December 25, 2022, at age 82, played on this. He played in Muddy Waters' band from 1972 to 1980, unlike Luther Johnson, who played in Muddy's band from 1967 to 1970. {Got that? :))} He was a "FOR" - a "Friend Of Rick" // He lived in Antrim, NH for many years.

Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson died December 25, 2022, at age 82. He should not to be confused with Luther "Georgia Boy" Johnson, or Luther "Houserocker" Johnson. He played in Muddy Waters' band from 1972 to 1980, unlike Luther Johnson, who played in Muddy's band from 1967 to 1970. {Got that? :))} He was a "FOR" - a "Friend Of Rick". He lived in Antrim, NH for many years.

* - Although credited as an original song, co-written by Otis and his manager, it sounded a whole lot like Irma Thomas's "Ruler of My Heart", which was released shortly before this, in May 1963

* - Recorded 1966, FAME Recording Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL as a demo for use by Wilson Pickett for an upcoming session in which Pickett would be recording "You Left the Water Running", to assist with the production. // Click on the Link above, to view the original single, and also you need to SCROLL DOWN to read the _full story_ behind the release(s) of this recording. TRUST ME, it's worth it. - LsA

* - the FULL billing: 'Dave Lambert and His Singers, Jon Hendricks and His Lyrics, featuring Annie Ross and the Basic Rhythm Section' (Whoah!!)

Their third single, and first hit {of many - over 30 Pop chart singles, and 20 R&B chart singles}

Terry Hall died Dec 18th, at age 63. He was in the Specials (1977 - 1981), Fun Boy Three (1981 - 1983), the Colourfield (1984 - 1987), Terry, Blair & Anouchka, and Vegas. // * - on the 5-song EP, 'The Special A.K.A. Live'

Terry Hall died Dec 18th, at age 63. He was in the Specials (1977 - 1981), Fun Boy Three (1981 - 1983), the Colourfield (1984 - 1987), Terry, Blair & Anouchka, and Vegas. / Some of the lyrics to this song derived from a speech given by the Pan-Africanist orator Marcus Garvey titled "The Work That Has Been Done." // Click on the Link above, to LISTEN TO the ENTIRE show.

A dream pop duo (who dislike this label) from Baltimore, MD, formed in 2004.

* - Full label listing: Dead Oceans, Night Time Stories, Columbia // Click on the Link above, to view the album

Their first LP to be recorded in Glascow since 1999, due to the pandemic.

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Real Name: Christopher Michael Taylor

Founded in 2009 - they are Brian Burton (better known as "Danger Mouse") and James Mercer, the lead vocalist and guitarist for The Shins.

... From Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Originally called the Untouchables, they formed in Longview, WA in 1980, and later relocated to Portland, Oregon. / The label "Trap" is Greg Sage's {Wipers}.

SAY the record label name OUT LOUD, FAST - Get It?!?!? ... // This is a punk rock supergroup that exclusively performs cover songs, formed in 1995 by musicians on the Fat Wreck Chords roster.

They are Polish female pop neo-folk vocal group.

Drummer Dino Danelli died last Thurs/ Dec 15th, at age 78. He was in The Young Rascals/ Rascals for their entire existence {along with {mostly} lead singer/ keyboard player Felix Cavaliere}, from late 1964 to the summer of 1972. A jazz drummer by training, before The Rascals he played with Lionel Hampton and Little Willie John.

Drummer Dino Danelli died last Thurs/ Dec 15th, at age 78. He was in The Young Rascals/ Rascals for their entire existence {along with {mostly} lead singer/ keyboard player Felix Cavaliere}, from late 1964 to the summer of 1972. A jazz drummer by training, before The Rascals he played with Lionel Hampton and Little Willie John. / * - their next four singles on Columbia did not chart :(( . // This was their first album with trheir new lineup: original members Felix Cavaliere (vocals/keyboards) and Dino Danelli (drums), and new members i ex-Paul Butterfield Blues Band guitarist Buzz Feiten, and vocalist Annie Sutton.

Drummer Dino Danelli died last Thurs/ Dec 15th, at age 78. He was in The Young Rascals/ Rascals for their entire existence {along with {mostly} lead singer/ keyboard player Felix Cavaliere}, from late 1964 to the summer of 1972. A jazz drummer by training, before The Rascals he played with Lionel Hampton and Little Willie John. / THIS WAS perceived by some as a reaction to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and of Robert F. Kennedy earlier that year; however, it was recorded before the Kennedy's death. Rather, it was partly a reaction to an ugly encounter when they were threatened by a group of rednecks, because the group had grown beards and longer hair, after their tour vehicle broke down in Fort Pierce, Fl // Click on the Link above/ left, to view the original single, which has a full-color picture