I rank Andrew Lloyd Webber as the musical genius of our generation. I've seen some of his shows, and it's amazing how expansive his talents are. They are the only shows I have treated family members to see his shows in San Francisco. Even met Lindsay Hamilton of London, vocalist and director, on a cruise many years ago. Kept in touch for a few years, but I understand her fan base must be enormous. http://www.drentertainment.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Biography-Lindsay-Hamilton.pdf
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Wed 10 Jul, 2019 01:25 pm
I'm listening to Seagulls, they're noisy bas'tards.
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Sun 11 Aug, 2019 01:48 pm
Marshall, marshall matters
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Sun 11 Aug, 2019 07:00 pm
Miss A Singing sweet Caroline at karaoke at least an octave too low for her voice.
Pretty lame attempt at sexual harassment training slide show/video mandated by NY state law (work obligation) with all the worn out PowerPoint tropes added for unnecessary flavor especially given the importance of the subject at hand.
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Mon 12 Aug, 2019 04:54 pm
Roman Blue - Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi
Danger Mouse is so unclassifiable genre wise - Discogs call the album Rome 'Rock - Indie Rock'
Yeah nah - if Quenton Tarantino was a music genre this would be it.
I am listening to (and watching) everything I can find on Billy Eilish; performances, videos, interviews, whatever. This is a rare talent. Try this. Trust me.
Nada Surf were a one hit wonder with the novelty "Popular" in the 1990s, but their back catalogue is really quite good - this one moves into the 'uplifting' category I put U2's 'Beautiful Day' in.
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Sun 25 Aug, 2019 01:12 pm
Carlos Paião Biography:
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Born
1 November 1957
Died
26 August 1988 (aged 30)
Carlos Manuel de Marques Paião (Coimbra, November 1, 1957 - Rio Maior, August 26, 1988) was a very popular singer and songwriter in Portugal. He penned some 500 songs, some of which became national hits, including:
* Play-back (with which he represented Portugal at the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest)
* Pó-de-arroz (Rice Powder)
* Souvenir de Portugal (Souvenir from Portugal)
* Vinho do Porto (Port Wine), a duet performed with Cândida Branca Flor
* Zero-a-zero (Nil-Nil)
* Cinderela
* Marcha do Pião das Nicas
* Ga-Gago (stu-stutterer)
* Meia-dúzia (half a dozen)
* Telefonia nas ondas do ar (Radio in the Air Waves)
Additionally, he was an instrumentalist (having begun to play the accordion at age five) and a producer.
Carlos Paião was also a doctor, having graduated in Medicine in 1983, but his great passion was music.
Carlos Paião was killed in a car accident in Ponte Amieira, near the city of Rio Maior, in August 1988, while returning from a concert.
Eurovision Song Contest 1981 - Dublin
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Sun 25 Aug, 2019 07:00 pm
Derek & Clive's 'Ad Nauseaum' album - sometimes random selection through discogs.com is NSFW.
