Take a group of humans. Any humans will do. Put them in a situation where talking is a no-no. Then give a shout-out for silence and see what happens.
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Last October, when their collaboration was announced with the release of “Raising Sand”, the music world was turned on its ear. What? Robert Plant and Alison Krauss? How could that work?
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Every time my sons come home they search through all the recent mail, bills, magazines, and any newly purchased books. You’d think they were being paid by a private detective agency.
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Why the smart rich boys who came up with Google didn’t call their fancy search engine Kugel is one of life’s mysteries.
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Ten more CD's that are already in stores or to be released in the next few weeks. Check them out...
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Oh, the EMMYs, that endless extravaganza of everything TV. A mind-numbing nod to reality and variety, drama and comedy and all the questionable stuff in-between.
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Well, the chill is in the air, it’s September already. Hard to believe the summer went by so fast. Time for some good new music to snuggle up with. As with movies, good albums come out in the fall, just in time for the holidays. Here’s one I highly recommend.
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Sunday, June 8, 2008
Carole King was married, pregnant and cranking out hit songs at age 17. Joni Mitchell gave up her baby girl and started composing the most heart-wrenching songs of her life. Carly Simon's list of lovers reads like a "Who's Who" of the entertainment industry. Their stories are all chronicled, in juicy detail, in "Girls Like Us" by Sheila Weller. Listen in on my phone conversation with Sheila and get some insight into the lives of your favorite musical heroines.
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lostinthe70s (anonymous) says...
I can't wait to read this book. These three women were my "imaginary friends" in college and so much a part of that incredible time.
May 2, 2008 at 9:54 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
golfergirl (anonymous) says...
This was a great interview. These women provided the "soundtrack of my life" as well, during my high school-college days. I will buy this book as my "summer read".
Deb
May 2, 2008 at 10:50 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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