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eclecticmusiclover.com
The first song I ever remember hearing by English goth rock band The Cure was "Why Can't I Be You?", back in 1987. Though they began releasing singles in 1978 (and albums in 1979), none of their songs made the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. until 1985, when "In Between Days" reached #99 (though... |
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bonjourdarlene.com
Greg Gontier is a 23-year-old rising musician who moved to California with his family from France when he was a child. His covers of songs in English can be found on his website and YouTube. This week's featured song is a love song he wrote and it's been described as "French Country" and I'm here... |
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lawver.net
I am apparently not in the musical consumption mainstream. I still love sitting down to a meal of an entire album instead of singles. I keep my playlist of favorites from the year still, but I love |
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differentnoises.com
On this show music from Family, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Jess Ribeiro, Neon Kittens, Eamon The Destroyer, Dave Neabore, Brinsley Schwartz, Nektar, Peter Hammill, Pentangle, CSE Art Project, and Druid Fluids. https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/vw6rm5/ADRG192_-_121120236b2wl.mp3 Family "Burlesque" from Bandstand - a reissue on Cherry Red, remastered 50th anniversary edition. Dave Graney 'n The Coral Snakes "A... |
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