“We Need To Talk”
“We Need To Talk” (With that big glass of whiskey, this talk will take awhile.)
Please Read On ...“We Need To Talk” (With that big glass of whiskey, this talk will take awhile.)
Please Read On ...Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific! Oh yes, it must be Wella Balsam!
Please Read On ...The Mod Couple One who wears modern clothes. Characteristic style of 1960s British youth culture. Very modern; up-to-date; being in the vanguard in style, dress.
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Please Read On ...Develop a Strong He-Man Voice! People respect a full-toned, BIG voice! Add controlled strength to that voice of yours and people will listen when you talk. A stranger voice my make you more interesting, more persuasive, more poised. What you say will have more importance, when your voice has new…
Please Read On ...Today is Elvis Presley’s 80th Birthday! The Elvis Presley Birthplace in Tupelo, Mississippi is an historic museum site. The museum site includes the actual birthplace home of Elvis Presley, a museum, a chapel, and the Assembly of God Church building where the Presley family worshiped. The King of Rock ‘n’…
Please Read On ...The 2 Tone Story: A Checkered Past (Part 3) Part 3 of 3 Soon after the mass defection Roddy Radiation left to pursue his more rock ‘n’ roll-oriented muse with The Tearjerker. The remaining Specials and some newly hired hands reverted to The Special A.K.A. name for legal reasons, backed…
Please Read On ...The 2 Tone Story: A Checkered Past (Part 2) Part 2 of 3 And so was the Special A.K.A. Personnel stabilized with the addition of drummer John Bradbury, who’d co-written and played on “The Selecter.” The single became an underground hit; the band’s high octane live sets attracted numerous record…
Please Read On ...The 2 Tone Story: A Checkered Past (Part 1) Part 1 of 3 The Selecter’s Pauline Black perhaps put it best: “2 Tone was basically about black and white people playing together.” Label chief and Specials keyboard player Jerry Dammers could almost equally be succinct: “I just wanted 2 Tone…
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