Want to Talk About Loss? For This Label Head’s Album, Many Stars Did.
Richard Russell of XL Recordings’ new album as Everything Is Recorded bridges life and death, with contributions from ...
Roberta Flack, who won back-to-back Grammys for Record of the Year, dies at 88
In March 1971, a group of superstar Black musician acts, including Wilson Pickett and Ike & Tina Turner, travelled to Ghana ...
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Roberta Flack, enduring songstress, dies at the age of 88
Singer Roberta Flack, whose signature voice and soulful interpretations catapulted her to the top of the charts and ...
Roberta Flack obituary: A hit-making soul singer who was quiet when quiet was unfashionable
In the early 1980s, when the hits had dried up, a series of duets with Bryson, notably Tonight I Celebrate My Love, brought ...
Things to do in North Jersey Feb. 27-March 2: music, theater, nature programs and more
As we head into March (and inch toward spring!) there is no shortage of things to do in North Jersey. Most of them are ...
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Franklin History Shows Purchase of Rare Piano
The following is a shortened version of the piece written in Albert Garneau’s book The Official History of Franklin, New ...
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The Insider’s Guide to the Hunting Mecca of El Campo
A childhood friend gave me the insider tour of the gem of a town, where I slept among taxidermy and got the gossip at a secret speakeasy.
Rock Hall of Famer Colin Blunstone goes beyond The Zombies. ‘It all began in 1964,’ he says.
The 79-year-old English singer made his U.S. concert debut in 1964 with The Zombies. His Tuesday show here will be the first San Diego-area solo show of his career.
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Roberta Flack, singer who had global hits with Killing Me Softly and The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Her father had taught himself to play the piano and he rescued an upright instrument ... Lennon and Yoko Ono in the Dakota Building in New York. For a decade, with additional funds from Prince ...
Something special happened when a new Steinway piano came to UConn. And, it ‘reads your mind’: pianist
An issue with the power of the former model to project the sound in such a large hall had become apparent soon after it was ...