Whitney Houston – I Wanna Dance with Somebody
Whitney Houston’s I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Whitney, 1987): Merrill/Rubicam, Walden, Tarpan, US/UK No. 1.
More – Ibiza film score before the myths
In June 1969, More arrived as Pink Floyd's first proper film score for Barbet Schroeder's Ibiza film, on EMI Columbia.
Interview of Lemmy (1986)
A mid-1980s Motörhead TV interview: Lemmy with orange juice, black leather, and no appetite for apology.
Blur – Trouble In The Message Centre
Blur buried Trouble In The Message Centre mid-Parklife in 1994: Stephen Street producing, cold synths, a post-punk chill inside the carnival album.
Stevie Wonder – Keys, sunshine and conscience
Stevland Hardaway Judkins was born in Saginaw, Michigan, on 13 May 1950; the world learned Little Stevie Wonder.
Prince – Pop Life
On 19 February 1984 Prince started Pop Life at Sunset Sound and kept going until about 6:15 the next morning.
Eurythmics – Circuitry with a human stare
In a London attic, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart rebuilt after The Tourists with drum machines and will; Sweet Dreams topped the US Hot 100 in 1983.
Daft Punk – Revolution 909
Officers shout over the kick: stop the music and go home. Then the music does not go home. Revolution 909 closes Daft Punk's January 1997 debut Homework, written and produced by Bangalter and de Homem-Christo for.
5 – Fly Away, Compass Point, then American Woman
In May 1998, Lenny Kravitz released 5 on Virgin, his fifth studio album, cut at Ghetto Lounge and Compass Point after the cooler reception of Circus.
Queen – Somebody to Love
Queen’s Somebody to Love (A Day at the Races, 1976): Mercury gospel stack, three voices as choir.