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That Voice Never Hurries
The casual fan remembers the immaculate 1980s hits; what they often miss is the seasoned soul singer underneath the sharp suit.
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Simply the Best
Fringe flying, heels striking the stage, and that voice cutting through the air like pure electricity — Tina Turner made every performance…
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Minneapolis in Purple Light
Prince endures because his records still do what great radio should do: surprise you, move you, and light up the room within…
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Heart on Fire — the sisters who made rock feel fearless
Turn up Heart and the room changes instantly. With Ann and Nancy Wilson at the centre, this is the story of a…
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How Did Whitney Houston Make It Sound So Effortless?
Why we still play this is easy to hear within seconds: Whitney Houston could turn a pop song into a shared emotional…
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Danger Zone? That Is Only the Beginning
Why does Kenny Loggins still sound so good on classic hits radio? Because few artists could move from heartfelt songwriting to full-throttle…
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Linda Ronstadt lit up every room she sang in
Few artists could make a radio speaker feel this alive. Linda Ronstadt’s catalogue still delivers pure emotion and bright, unforgettable hooks, and…
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Loud, Proud, Unstoppable
Some bands sound like they were born to blast out of a car radio, and Grand Funk Railroad are high on that…
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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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Why Bob Seger Still Hits Home
Why does Bob Seger still sound so right on classic hits radio? Because few artists captured real life — the open road,…
