Oh, Manchester, So Much to Answer For
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Lou Reed/John Cale: Songs for Drella, 1990
Recently at work someone was talking about replacing an image in a newsletter, and as often happens, my brain immediately populated with “Images” from Lou Reed and John Cale’s Songs for Drella. (Yes, I’m aware that I’m weird.) No joke, most...
Linda Ronstadt featuring Aaron Neville: Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind, 1989
In 1983, Linda Ronstadt, one of the biggest women in pop/rock music (country, too) for almost 10 years at the time, turned her back on it. From 1974-78, she became the first female artist to notch five consecutive platinum studio albums in...
#MWE May 2026: The Cure, Paris (1993)
The problem with this document of a 1992 show at Le Zenith in Paris is that it’s so willfully deep cut-oriented that, even as a longtime Cure fan, many of these selections are songs I don’t care about hearing. And then the two hits they do...
#MWE May 2026: The Love Unlimited Orchestra, White Gold (1974)
Barry White’s 40-piece backing orchestra was the ultimate disco orchestra (though Vince Montana might have some thoughts on that), notching a pop #1 with their debut single, “Love’s Theme” before their “maestro” himself did – and honestly,...
Juicy-lipped passion: The greatness of Grace Jones
Grace Jones has always, always, been 100% original. Even at the start of her career in the 1970s, singing disco produced by Tom Moulton, nobody sounded like her. Her voice has a tone so unique it’s unimaginable that anyone could copy it — a...
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