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This day (January 29, 1992), in Burbank, California, died William James 'Willie' Dixon, an American blues musician and prolific songwriter.Tracklist : 1 . I Am The Blues (1984) 2 .…
D'Angelo's 'Voodoo' is his second studio album recorded between 1998 & 1999 at Electric Lady Studios In New York City. And released on January 25, 2000 by Virgin Records.Track Listing…
Beth Hart’s fiery takes dominate standout tracks, from her emotionally charged “I Don’t Need No Doctor” to a raw spin on “A Change Is Gonna Come,” pulling blues into unbridled territory. Tackling The Rolling Stones’ “Wild Horses” with vocal grit, Hart transforms classics like “Something’s Got a Hold on Me” and “Purple Rain” into visceral performances. Collaborating with Joe Bonamassa, she reimagines Melody Gardot’s “Your Heart Is As Black As Night,” adding a brassy edge. Elsewhere, the Allman Brothers’ “Soulshine” thrives with Hart’s bluesy intensity, while Eric Gales and Hart’s “Catfish Blues” shines through their electric interplay.
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Elis Regina’s legacy shines through standout reinterpretations by a variety of artists. Luisa Maita brings a breezy charm to “É Com Esse Que Eu Vou,” blending samba roots with modern restraint, while Maria Rita’s take on “Águas de Março” feels fresh yet faithful to its poetic flow. Bia Ferreira’s “Alô Marciano” fuses reggae, funk, and blues into a bold, pointed statement, contrasting with Paula Lima’s elegant and understated “Só Tinha De Ser Com Você.” Ivete Sangalo teams up with Veloso and Gil on the melancholic “Atrás Da Porta,” striking a balance between history and intimacy. Meanwhile, Marianna Leporace’s spirited “Vou Deitar E Rolar” crackles with wit and flair, and Gabriela e Raphaela keep it firmly traditional with their heartfelt rendition of “Romaria.”
How well do you know the music of New Order’s quirky “1963” pairs buoyant beats with dark JFK-inspired satire, while Ace of Base’s “Living in Danger” blends breezy pop hooks with a cautionary edge. The Prodigy’s “Firestarter” roars with punk energy, and the Cardigans’ “My Favourite Game” drives on grit and tension. Portishead’s “Glory Box” aches with smoky trip-hop intimacy, while Robbie Williams’ “No Regrets” brims with raw defiance over bruised relationships.? Take our 12-track quiz.
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Joe Bonamassa & Sammy Hagar’s “Fortune Teller Blues” crafts a ghostly blues tale, while Will Smith & Big Sean’s “Beautiful Scars” dives into resilience with a Matrix-themed video. James Arthur’s “Celebrate” reflects on self-acceptance, and Nickelback’s “Tidal Wave” earns a final video for their “Get Rollin’” era.
Simply Red revisits “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” on Fallon, and Simple Minds energize “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” live. Jamie xx & Erykah Badu’s “F.U.” emerges from a festival mishap, while Pixies’ “Jane (The Night the Zombies Came)” spins eerie survivalist ambiguity.
Updated : Jan 18,2025