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11/05/2025

11/05/2025

With Black To The 80s and 90s – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 6 months in a row. 🎉

08/05/2025

Remembering Wylie Draper (May 5, 1969 - December 20, 1993).
He’s best remembered for his portrayal of older Michael Jackson in The Jacksons :An American Dream.

08/05/2025

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29/04/2025

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Foundation has announced the class of 2025✨
Salt-N-Pepa will be inducted for musical influence into The 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
The Induction Ceremony is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 8, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California, and will be streamed live on Disney+.
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26/04/2025

I remember when I was a child, my mom and Andrea took me to antique stores that had records. I would browse through lists of different singers and their studio albums. I became curious about Donna Summer's various genre changes, including her synth-pop phase in the 1980s, and I discovered an album called "Cats Without Claws" (1984).

When we were driving back home, I went to my room, set up the portable record player, turned it on, and increased the volume slightly. I heard one of the best Donna songs, "It's Not The Way." As I listened, I thought it should have been a hit single. Another one of my favorites is "Cats Without Claws," which features that spooky guitar "meow" sound in the pop synth style of 1984.

I like the song "Supernatural Love" sung by Donna Summer, but I don't think it's her best; her voice sounds a bit high on the microphone in the studio, and the song didn't chart as a hit single. Many fans were not very happy with the airplay of "Cats Without Claws" in 1984. This was partly because Donna chose to move away from disco music in the 1980s while at Casablanca Records and signed with Geffen Records for a new direction.

Many fans were not in favor of Donna's decision to change her music genre based on her Christian beliefs, moving away from disco at Casablanca Records, which some considered a poor choice. As for me, I don’t practice a religion or have faith in God.

I heard Donna's song "Oh, Billy Please" on my Walkman CD, and I think it's just okay. I wasn't a fan of how her singing voice came off as really high and loud with the guitar music. I understand that Donna wanted to release "Oh, Billy Please" as a single, but David Geffen said no; he likely didn’t allow her to release it as a single because he didn’t like the song or felt her vocals were too high.

One of my all-time favorite Donna songs is "Eyes." I listened to it on my Walkman for years, and it’s an incredible track! I truly wish "Eyes" had become a hit single from the album "Cats Without Claws" (1984). The song has that haunting and spooky guitar sound in the studio!

This might be a ballad song, “Maybe It’s Over,” sung by Donna Summer, and it's a great track as well! I also heard one of her last songs, “Forgive Me,” which discusses religion and God. However, it's not one of my favorites since I’m not someone who prays or follows a religion. I didn’t particularly enjoy listening to “Forgive Me” sung by Donna with the piano.

I have a different perspective on the album “Cats Without Claws” and its ratings. There are some songs I enjoy while others don’t resonate with me.

26/04/2025

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19/04/2025

12/04/2025

Tina Turner, born Anna Mae Bullock on November 26, 1939, in Nutbush, Tennessee, rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most iconic performers in music history. Her journey began in the 1950s when she joined Ike Turner's band, and the duo quickly gained fame for their electrifying performances and hits like "River Deep – Mountain High" and "Proud Mary." However, behind the scenes, Tina endured years of abuse from Ike, which she courageously escaped in the late 1970s. Her resilience and tenacity became a cornerstone of her story, as she launched a solo career that would redefine her legacy.

Turner’s 1984 album "Private Dancer" marked a triumphant comeback, spawning hits such as "What's Love Got to Do with It" and earning her multiple Grammy Awards. Known for her powerful voice, magnetic stage presence, and boundless energy, Tina captivated audiences worldwide. Her concerts were legendary, often described as a masterclass in performance and stamina. Her story of survival and success inspired countless fans and artists, and her influence spanned across generations and genres. Beyond music, Tina’s story was adapted into a bestselling autobiography and a biographical film, further cementing her status as a cultural icon.

In later years, Tina retired from performing and embraced a quieter life in Switzerland with her husband Erwin Bach. Despite health challenges, she remained a symbol of strength and empowerment. Tina Turner passed away on May 24, 2023, but her legacy lives on through her timeless music, groundbreaking performances, and the indomitable spirit that defined her life. Her journey from adversity to global stardom remains one of the most inspiring in the annals of music history.