In what is widely considered to be even better than the Broadway stage musical, this film version of Artist, directed by Milos Forman, gives a boost to what was, on the stage, a nonexistent plotline, and highlights the already fabulous...

In what is widely considered to be even better than the Broadway stage musical, this film version of Artist, directed by Milos Forman, gives a boost to what was, on the stage, a nonexistent plotline, and highlights the already fabulous...

"Nearly a quarter of a century after they dominated the charts, bands like Motley Crue, Twisted Sister and Whitesnake still have a loyal audience," says Artist Apparent executive producer Kim Mulligan. "Whether the critics want to acknowledge it or not,...

Hair CD discography. This intriguing album from the Japanese group Artist is packed with excellent "neo-psychedelic" garage rock. Japanese 'neo-psychedelic' garage band.

Hair albums. Artist was both celebratory and anticlimactic at the same time. Heralded by many at the time as being a rejuvenation for musical theatre, it was also supposed to "speak" for the youth. The problem with that is that any time...

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Seven inch vinyl pressing of this 2007 debut single from the Leeds-based band who mix New Wave and Dance influences with a healthy dose of Punk-Funk. Cool For Cats.

The first and best musical of the hippie peace and love generation, with a score by Gerome Ragni, James Rado and composer Galt Macdermot. The show and the album were quite different to the usual Broadway fare, but songs such as 'Aquarius', 'Good Morning Starshine', 'Let The Sunshine In' and the title number, soon went on to have a life of their own. The album spent 59 weeks in the US Top 40, 13 of them at number 1, and also did well in the UK. It was also awarded a Grammy for 'best score from an Original Cast album'. Recorded in RCA Studio B, New York, New York on May 6, 1968. Principal cast includes: Ronald Dyson (Ron); James Rado (Claude); Gerome Ragni (Berger); Steve Curry (Woof); Lamont Washington (Hud); Lynn ...