Generation X – Dancing With Myself
Dancing With Myself, Generation X's 1980 Chrysalis single, is the club-ready hinge between London punk and Billy Idol's solo years.
Dancing With Myself, Generation X's 1980 Chrysalis single, is the club-ready hinge between London punk and Billy Idol's solo years.
Ten videos that invented moves and frames other clips still copy.
UB40 took their name from the UK unemployment benefit form and formed in Birmingham in 1978.
Kiss’s I Was Made For Lovin You (Dynasty, 1979) puts a Desmond Child disco pulse under Paul Stanley’s chorus and hard guitars.
Air’s 1998 Moon Safari, made in a Versailles home studio by Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel, turned soft electronics and Beth Hirsch’s All I Need into a lasting living-room classic.
China Girl: Iggy Pop's The Idiot, 1977, then Bowie and Nile Rodgers on Let's Dance, 1983, UK No. 2 / US No. 10.
Parliament-Funkadelic turned George Clinton's studio collective into Casablanca-era theatre, complete with a landing Mothership.
In December 1957 at Beltone Studios in New York, Nina Simone cut My Baby Just Cares for Me for Bethlehem with Jimmy Bond and Albert “Tootie” Heath; the track closed Little Girl Blue (1959) and returned as a UK Top 5 hit in 1987 after
Discovery arrived in 2001 as Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo's second album, a clear turn after the club grit of Homework.
Tom Snyder's 1978 conversation with Patti Smith catches her after Horses had already reset the New York rock map and in the year of Easter, when Because the Night put her on the radio.