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Introduction to Steely Dan

Donald Fagen and Walter Becker - the core of Steely Dan Donald Fagen and Walter Becker first met while attending the same college in New...

Johnny Desmond, 1950s Crooner

Career summary on Johnny Desmond Johnny Desmond was an American traditional pop singer, born Detroit, Michigan. His notable hits were “Guilty”, “Because Of You”, “Nina...

Biography of Trini Lopez

Trini Lopez arrives at Schiphol Airport, for a performace at the Grand Gala Du Discque Populaire 1963. (Source: Wikipedia) A short introduction Trini Lopez is a...

Roy Brown – The Pioneer of Rock and Roll

Introduction to Roy Brown Singer-songwriter Roy Brown is widely considered as the pioneer of rock and roll. Brown was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in...

Norman Connors – “You Are My Starship”

Short introduction to Norman Connors Norman Connors is a noted American jazz drummer. Among the several R&B hits that have become platinum sellers are: “Valentine...

Biography of Ivory Joe Hunter

Introduction Ivory Joe Hunter was an American singer-songwriter and pianist, covering in a number of genres that included R&B, blues, jazz and country. He was...

Introduction to Francis Lai

Who is Francis Lai? Famous for his film scores, particularly for the Oscar-nominated Love Story, French composer Francis Lai has 40-odd years of experience writing...

Jimmy Castor – “Troglodyte”

Introduction to Jimmy Castor Jimmy Castor (1940-2012) was a former singer and funk/pop saxophonist. Castor's first solo hit as a saxophonist was “Hey Leroy, Your...

The Buoys – “Timothy”

Brief introduction to the Buoys The Buoys were a short-lived American group who had garnered only one major hit, “Timothy.” It was written for them...

Latimore – “Let’s Straighten It Out”

Introduction to Latimore Latimore, the professional and family name of Benjamin Latimore, is an American R&B singer, pianist and songwriter who achieved the R&B chart...

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How Was Beer Made in the 16TH Century?

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin, led by Dr. Susan Flavin, spent three years recreating 16th-century household beers to study their strength and nutritional value....

How Was Ancient Beer Made From Bread?

Brewing beer is an ancient tradition that dates back thousands of years, deeply connected to human civilization. One fascinating method used by early brewers...

The Impact of ‘Forever’ by The Little Dippers on 1960s Pop Music

When discussing the impact of 1960s pop music, 'Forever' by The Little Dippers is a song that stands out. Peaking at #9 in 1960,...
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