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Leonard Cohen Dead at 82
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Almost Famous (2000)
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On turning 50: a personal story about luck, curiosity, disillusionment, and hope.
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Young Benjamin Franklin: The Birth of Ingenuity
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Audio from Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends.
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How Sun Records Saved a Lost Collection of Legendary Music - Musicbed Blog
Rock ’n roll was born at Sun Records. The list of earth-shattering artists who got their start there is hard to believe: Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison and so many others. As Collin Brace, VP of Sun Records, told us, “These guys defined not only a genre, but a generation.” In many ways, Sun Records and its artists paved the way for indie musicians and studios today. They were future minded. Open minded. They welcomed anyone with a guitar and a song. This is how they found legendary, mold-breaking artists like Johnny Cash. And it’s also how they ended up with over 8,000 master recordings from artists who never made it big, if it at all.
Recréer un second « Gilded Age » (Âge doré) : les illusions de Trump
À la fin du XIXe siècle, d’immenses fortunes se sont forgées aux États-Unis : Rockefeller, Morgan… Une période qualifiée de « Gilded Age » (Âge doré) que Donald Trump se fait fort de ressusciter.
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