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Anny Chancel (later known as Sheila) was born on August 16, 1946 in Paris, France. She became a pop/rock star in France in the 1960s, but her early songs have been denounced as childish, vapid, fluffy bubblegum music. Although she sang with B. Devotion (three African-American singers) in some earlier disco songs in the late 1970s, her crowning achievement is regarded as her song "Spacer". This late-1979 song, as well as the other 7 songs on her 1980 album "King of the World", were produced by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of the Chic Organization. "Spacer" was popular in Europe (including in the United Kingdom, France, Germany and the Netherlands) and South Africa, selling over 5 million copies worldwide.Uncut (p.97) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[Sheila's] awkward, distracted vocals enhance these tales of celebrity ennui and jet-set discontent..." Sheila King Of The World Songs King Of The World Review
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Purchase King Of The World CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Inc Lipps Funkyworld: The Best Of Lipps, Inc. CD (1992)
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| | Giorgio Moroder E=Mc2 CD (1980)
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Giorgio Moroder wasn't the first person to play electronic dance music -- Kraftwerk had a synthesizer oriented sound in the early '70s, and its electro-beats paved the way for a lot of the hip-hop, synth-pop, techno, industrial noise, house, and Hi-NRG that came in the '80s and '90s. But even though Moroder (who, like Kraftwerk's members, is German) didn't invent electronic dance music single-handedly, he was among the first people to recognize its possibilities. In 1979, Moroder showed us some of those possibilities on E=MC2, a programmed, entirely electronic recording he produced with Harold Faltermeyer. While Moroder's work with Donna Summer and others had favored strings and lavish orchestration, synthesizers and electronic beats defined this LP. Moroder was hardly the only ...
| | Carmen McRae Just A Little Lovin' CD (1970)
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Released in 1970, Just a Little Lovin' was the fourth (and last) studio album Carmen McRae cut for Atlantic Records in the late '60s/early '70s. The albums were for the most part a mix of pop and jazz songs with a decidedly pop angle. Just a Little Lovin' isn't too different, though it leans more toward the soulful end of the street. Producer Arif Mardin put McRae together with the Dixie Flyers studio band, backup singers extraordinaire the Sweet Inspirations, and an all-star horn section led by King Curtis, and then let her loose on the usual Beatles covers (a lifeless "Something," a very relaxed and sensual "Here, There and Everywhere," and a dramatic take on "Carry That Weight") and pop tunes like Jimmy Webb's "Didn't We" and Laura Nyro's "Goodbye Joe." So far, so half decent. Where the album really takes off is on the tracks that sound more down-home and Southern, like those cribbed from Dusty in Memphis ("Just a Little Lovin'," "Breakfast in Bed"), the Willie Dixon blues "I Love the Life I Live," and the tracks written by Tony Joe White (the funky-as-dirt "I Thought I Knew You Well" ...
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| | Marvin Gaye Number 1'S CD (2007) Special Edition
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| | Trancemode Express 1.01: A Trance Tribute To Depeche Mode CD (1996)
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| | Duane Eddy Especially For You CDs (1959)
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Even though Duane Eddy's first album, HAVE TWANGY GUITAR WILL TRAVEL, was still on the charts in the spring of 1959, Jamie Guyden Records urged Eddy to complete ...
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| | B-52's Time Capsule CD (1998) (Import) Argentina
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When Athens, Georgia's B-52s hit the scene in the late '70s, they brought to the burgeoning punk scene a sense of fun and wacky excess. The B-52s would influence the genre for years to come. TIME CAPSULE offers the definitive selection of delights, covering the band's nearly 20-year span of great records.
TIME CAPSULE presents the listener with a nonstop dance party, beginning with the early hits and following in chronological order. The B-52s turned an extremely simple concept-sing all the girls names you can come up with-into "52 Girls," an instant pop classic. And who could forget the ...
| | Kills No Wow CD (2005)
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| | Stealing Silence CD (2002)
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Stealing SilenceAustin, TXStealing Silence is one of the most unique acts to have ever come from Austin, TX. They have combined pop, rock, alternative, ska, and rap music (just to name a few) into a truly genre breaking experience. Speaking of experiences, their live performance rivals that of almost any band currently playing anywhere in the country. Stealing Silence's lead singer, Jason Taylor (aka Mashed Potato), brings to every show a charisma and energy that draws the audience in like a magnet and he has been known to do anything from jumping off drum sets to stripping down to his boxers in order to get the crowd cheering for more. Having played over 100 shows together over the past three years in venues all over Austin and throughout Texas, these guys are both experienced musicians and performers.Stealing Silence also recorded their debut Self-Titled CD in the summer of 2001 the first single off of it, "Sitting in My Room", has reached #1 on the MP3 local charts several times. They performed live on the KLBJ Morning Show and have been featured on the Austin Music Network television program "Hank Sinatra Presents". They also won first place in the Braincube Records Ironman Tournament in April of 2002 with "Sitting in My Room" and "Sitting in My Room" was in the Top 100 Videos of 2002 on the Austin Music Network. The 2002 Austin Chronicle Music Poll lists Stealing Silence as the #4 Best New Austin Band, #7 Alternative Band, ...
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