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Many Thanks to Brian at Seven Sages for the recent upgrades. Bluebird wouldn't be more than an idea without all of your help! We are still under re-construction, but will continue to post articles and reviews.
Click here for my recent interview with folk-rocker Langhorne Slim :
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The New York Times and record stores around the globe announced today that Sylvia Robinson died at 75 years old in N.J.
You know who she is, even if you don't think that you do.
"Oh Sylvia!?" "Yes, Mickey !" "How do you call your lover boy?"
"Love Is Strange." The number one song written in 1959 and sung as a duet with Mickey Baker, was made immortal by Jennifer Grey and the late Patrick Swayze in the 1987 film, 'Dirty Dancing." This song is sweet, elegant, and uniquely romantic, with its swanky guitar licks, constant step rhythms and mid-bridge conversation. It is truly unmatched.
Read more: In Memoriam: Sylvia Robinson co-founder of Sugar Hill Records
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Where would we be without radio?
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I've seen Deep Purple live in the 1980's and my neighbor toured with Blackmore's Knights. With all of this great rock exposure, how could I have missed the career of Glenn Hughes? Back then, I wasn't writing about music, I just listened - and I knew what I liked -without thinking about why. But time is my friend. The sounds followed me like an afternoon shadow, delightfully haunting. And when I turned to see from whence they came, I was happily spinning about. Thanks Mick, for shining the light on Glenn Hughes.