In a wide-ranging career, he went from playing percussion with Miles Davis to writing and producing sleek R&B to a long stint on political talk radio. Read entire story.
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From Mendelssohn to mush: a day tuned to Scala Radio’s Women Composers
A new digital station plays only music written by women. Stephen Moss finds treasures as well as tedium, but wishes Scala’s classical channel could be bolder At 10am last Thursday, Women Composers came on air and Hit the Dancefloor bit the dust. This new arrival among Scala Radio’s 20-… Read entire story.
Source: Music | The Guardian
New year arts: Observer critics pick the culture to get us through to spring
From live music to glass sculpture, game-changing performances to fitness podcasts… our writers on cultural treats to light up the months aheadKathryn Hunter appears in The Chairs, Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist apocalypse drama, translated, adapted and directed by Omar Elerian at the Almeida in London from 5 February. One … Read entire story.
Source: Music | The Guardian
Rosalie Trombley, Who Picked Hits and Made Stars, Dies at 82
As music director for CKLW, a major radio station in the Detroit market, she furthered the careers of Alice Cooper, Bob Seger, the Temptations and many others. Read entire story.
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5,000 Shows Later, the Grand Ole Opry Is Still the Sound of Nashville
A two-hour celebration for the milestone broadcast captured the shifts and strides in country music that played out over the past century on the Opry stage. Read entire story.
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