The Bee Gees recorded enough material from the 1970s to easily fill a greatest hits collection. This is not a greatest hits collection although he has many of their most famous and enduring songs. My challenge was to not go over 79 minutes (a typical CD-R). What you’ll have are ballads and dance songs. Go … More Bee Gees 1970s
Time for a reflection: Donna Summer was a big deal, but more well-known in Europe than in America. Her songs didn’t really get played on American radio much, disco was really an urban experience, especially the clubs where you could dance to it. Summer’s music was more R&B than rock and roll, featuring a driving … More Donna Summer: A Love Trilogy (1976)
That deep baritone voice. Unmistakable. Silenced since 2003 when he passed away. Barry White was referred to as the maker of bedroom ballads, accentuated by that velvety voice. White had a long career as a songwriter, arranger, musician and producer, before most of us heard our first Barry White song, “Love Theme,” an instrumental of … More Remembering Barry White
Could it be 40 years ago that discotheques like Studio 54 were all the rage? It seems like a lifetime ago, it was certainly a different era. There is a new documentary about the phenomenon of Studio 54 and how it all came crashing down. Studio 54 is very much a New York story, but … More Studio 54: The Documentary
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