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Articles tagged "1970s" Music ReviewSarolta Zalatnay: Sarolta Zalatnayby Deanne Sole[25.Jul.07] :. Ultimate, absolute, utter gusto would need more waaaaaow! but the gusto she's got is great. PopMatters Pick Books ReviewGetting Loose by Sam Binkleyby Vince Carducci[26.Jun.07] :. Binkley does more than simply mark the transition from Yippy to yuppie. PopMatters Pick Music ReviewThe Damned: Damned Damned Damnedby Michael Keefe[26.Jun.07] :. This lavishly packaged three-disc edition makes a strong case for this excellent punk album's entry into the "must have" canon alongside the classic debuts from the Sex Pistols and the Clash.  NewsWhy Pink Floyd’s 1973 masterpiece continues to matterby Ben Wener [The Orange County Register (MCT)][11.Jun.07] :. Last week offered reason to revisit Sgt. Pepper, it having just turned 40. This week brings reason to revisit another conceptual rock monument: The Dark Side of the Moon, Pink...  NewsNorman Lear recalls when guys like him had it madeby Glenn Garvin [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][18.May.07] :. If you think there’s nothing funny on broadcast television anymore, you’re not alone. Archie Bunker, Fred Sanford, Maude Findlay and George Jefferson - or at least, the guy who invented...  Music ReviewIan Hunter: Shrunken Headsby Lou Friedman[16.May.07] :. At the tender age of 68, Ian Hunter has not yet retreated gracefully into retirement. Who else can put out a solid mix on just his second proper studio record in 24 years? As he reinvents himself again, Donny Osmond revisits the `70sby Mario Tarradell [The Dallas Morning News (MCT)][9.May.07] :. Don’t blame Donny Osmond for digging into the vintage musical treasure chest. On his new CD, “Love Songs of the `70s,” Osmond picked a dozen tunes from the era of bell-bottoms and... Truth, Justin and the American Way #1-5by William Gatevackes[18.Apr.07] :. '70s and '80s nostalgia trend in comics? This series is soaking in it! A Long Way from Wonderlandby Christian John Wikane[11.Apr.07] :. In 1980, Donna Summer walked away from disco's strobe-lit boogie wonderland on The Wanderer. Critics embraced her bold statement; audiences less so. Where exactly was Summer going? |
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