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Sharp Suits, Sharper Songs
Why do we still play Robert Palmer so often? Because beneath the immaculate image were superb songs, sharp instincts, and a voice…
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A Yacht in the Studio Light: Christopher Cross and the Quiet Arrival of a Hitmaker
Christopher Cross made quiet songs feel enormous.
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Eruption
The night they recorded “Eruption,” rock guitar seemed to split into a before and after. Van Halen brought fireworks, humour and pure…
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Michael Bolton — the power ballad with a songwriter’s heart
The night they recorded one of Michael Bolton’s great heartbreak anthems, you can almost imagine the studio lights dimming as that unmistakable…
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Why Eddie Money Still Connects
Eddie Money brought grit, melody and everyman charm to some of classic hits radio's most enduring songs. From “Two Tickets to Paradise”…
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Lost in Love — the soaring story of Air Supply
From a chance meeting in a stage production to a remarkable run of romantic radio classics, Air Supply built a legacy on…
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Hall & Oates and the Smooth Sound of Blue-Eyed Soul
From a chance meeting in a Philadelphia elevator to one of the most successful hitmaking runs in pop history, Hall & Oates…
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Michael McDonald and the Velvet Voice That Defined an Era
With his soulful baritone and a songbook full of smooth, unforgettable classics, Michael McDonald helped shape the sound of the late 70s…
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Phil Collins and the Soundtrack of a Generation
From Genesis drummer to one of the defining hitmakers of the 1980s, Phil Collins built a career full of unforgettable songs, studio…
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Rick Springfield Still Has Jessie’s Girl and Our Attention
Rick Springfield’s story is bigger than one unforgettable No. 1 hit. From his Australian beginnings to his early-'80s pop-rock reign, he remains…
