We remember Brownie McGhee. ‘Passing With The Blues’
This day (February 16, 1996), in Oakland, California, died Walter Brown ‘Brownie’ McGhee, blues singer and guitarist, known for his collaborations with harmonica player Sonny Terry. (more…)
Sarah Vaughan records with the Count Basie Orchestra, ‘Send in the Clowns’ an album for Pablo (1981)
Sarah Vaughan‘s ‘Send in the Clowns’ is a studio album recorded on February 16, 17 & May 16, 1981 with the Count Basie Orchestra and released the same year by Pablo.
Archie Shepp records ‘Fire Music,’ an album Impulse! (1965)
Archie Shepp‘s ‘Fire Music’ is a studio album recorded on February 16 and March 9, 1965 and released the same year 1965 by Impulse!.
Pat Metheny records ‘What’s It All About’ a solo album for Nonesuch (2011)
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‘Music For The Dancers’ New Music Videos – N°681
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‘Music For The Dancers’ N°653 – 2010s Music Videos
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Lizzo's funky "Juice" exudes self-love through retro grooves and a vibrant music video, while Martin Garrix's "Animals" thrives on a minimal yet powerful EDM drop that cemented his place in electronic music at just 17. Avicii's "Seek Bromance" blends emotional vocals with club-ready beats, shaping his early progressive house signature. will.i.am's "Bang Bang" juxtaposes 1920s jazz with modern synths for a bold if uneven experiment.
David Guetta's "Turn Me On" fuses Nicki Minaj's dynamic vocals with sleek EDM production, while Cheryl's "I Don’t Care" delivers carefree pop rebellion and chart dominance. Swedish House Mafia's "One [Your Name]" showcases polished big-room elegance, and Jonas Blue's "Polaroid" pairs Liam Payne's smooth vocals with an easygoing, nostalgic soundscape. Each track offers a mix of innovation and crowd-pleasing charm to varying degrees.
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‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°331 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos
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Morrissey's "I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris" channels unrequited love through an embrace of a cold, unresponsive city, blending poetic alienation with melodic simplicity. On the flip side, Papa Roach's "Last Resort" navigates raw emotions of suicide and despair, highlighted by aggressive guitars and a relentless hook, securing its place as a cultural touchstone of early 2000s metal. Meanwhile, Cold War Kids’ “Hang Me Up to Dry” leans into an eerie melodic pull, with Nathan Willett's vocals oscillating between desperation and resignation.
Sum 41’s "The Hell Song" distills anguish into a blazing pop-punk anthem, combining biting riffs with introspective lyrics, while Korn’s "Falling Away from Me" uses eerie melodies and crushing bass lines to address domestic abuse. The Beta Band's "Squares" crafts a layered exploration of unease through experimental use of samples and warped beats, contrasting sharply with My Chemical Romance's punk-charged rework of Bob Dylan's "Desolation Row," a rapid, distorted sprint rooted in raw energy. Finally, Mogwai’s "Friend of the Night" finds introspective balance with its piano-led arrangement, embracing a softer side of post-rock dynamics.? Take our 12-track quiz.
This week In Soul Artists 07/52
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Al Jarreau’s "Trouble in Paradise" from his 1983 album balances smooth production and heartfelt lyrics, though it leans into safe territory compared to dynamic tracks like "Mornin’." The Crusaders’ "Street Life," anchored by Randy Crawford’s striking vocals, blends jazz-funk with urban storytelling, celebrated for its timeless appeal yet sometimes criticized for being overly polished. Meanwhile, Irma Thomas's "It's Raining" showcases understated heartbreak with a laid-back R&B feel, emphasizing nuanced vulnerability over big crescendos.
Teddy Pendergrass’ emotionally charged "Joy" triumphs as a late-'80s R&B standout post-recovery, while Thelma Houston’s disco classic "Don’t Leave Me This Way" carries raw urgency and cultural resonance. The Gap Band’s "Outstanding" enchants with its smooth romantic groove, though it risks repetitiveness. Tracks like Maceo Parker’s live "Pass the Peas" highlight razor-sharp funk delivery, reflecting collaborative genius even when staying within known boundaries. Together, these songs reveal rich layers of artistry across eras and genres.
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‘Music For The Dancers’ N°118 – Vintage 90s Music Videos
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Norman Cook’s "Dub Be Good to Me" stands out with its mix of SOS Band’s original framework, Johnny Dynell’s bassline, and The Clash’s rebellious touch, creating a moody, genre-blending classic. Its global success, including four weeks at #1 in the UK, cemented its cross-cultural appeal, though its layered production sparked mixed reviews. Meanwhile, Wes's "Alane" fused African chants with dance-floor rhythms, leaving a cultural mark through its authenticity and long chart runs across Europe.
Other highlights include Vanilla Ice's "Play That Funky Music," a calculated hip-hop take on Wild Cherry's hit, and Cappella’s "Move On Baby," a Eurodance staple with Eileina Dennis’s distinctive yet uncredited vocals. Amen UK's "Passion [Running Through My Veins]" brought hard dance energy to the forefront, while Perfecto Allstarz revamped Pigbag’s iconic riff in "Reach Up." Sharon Redd’s disco classic "Can You Handle It" resurfaced through a ’90s remix, showcasing tracks that balance reinvention with nostalgia.? Take our 12-track quiz.
Hip-Hop & Soul N°411 – 2010s Music Videos
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Tracks like Migos and Drake’s “Walk It Talk It” stick to hypnotic beats and catchy repetition, with a retro-themed music video adding light humor. AJ Tracey’s “Ladbroke Grove” blends UK garage vibes with slick production, marking its chart success as a radio favorite, despite questions about deeper resonance. Rae Sremmurd’s “No Type” thrives on minimal production and brash simplicity, making it a mood-driven chart staple.
Drake’s “The Motto” introduces YOLO to pop culture on a minimalist beat, while Pitbull and Ne-Yo’s “Time of Our Lives” fuses pop appeal with motivational themes. Kid Ink and Chris Brown’s “Show Me” modernizes nostalgic hooks into a radio-ready club hit. Flo Rida’s “My House” keeps the energy light and accessible, anchoring his pop-hip-hop style. D-Block Europe’s “Kitchen Kings” leans into melodic trap, cementing their UK rap influence without breaking new ground.
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