
Carl Quintanilla
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Jagger, on how fame changes you, is fabulous. The New York Times Mick Jagger
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Talking Heads release “Stop Making Sense” 42 yrs ago today Of his performance in the film, David Byrne said: “You see this person in the beginning who's kind of angsty .. And then, by the end, he's surrendered to the music and is fairly joyful .. He’s found a kind of community."
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Today in 2005: “Lazy Sunday” premieres as an SNL Digital Short. * Shot on a camera borrowed from Bill Hader’s wife * Edited on an iMac * Often considered the first TV moment to “go viral”.. and get broad reach on the internet (via Saturday Night Live) 💯
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Suzanne Vega’s “Luka” peaks at #3 today in 1987. She said she once received a fan letter about it: “Dear Suzanne, Luka is the most compelling piece of music I’ve heard in a long time. There are no words 2 tell U all the things I feel when I hear it. I thank God 4 U, Prince”
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Toto releases “Hold the Line” 48 years ago tonight. “.. When I was in high school, all of a sudden the phone started ringing off the hook,” said David Paich. “I had three girls all call at the same time, .. I was kind of juggling girlfriends, and that's how that came about."
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Happy b’day, “Miami Vice”, which premiered 40 years ago today on NBC Entertainment. Jan Hammer’s theme song eventually hit #1 on the US charts — the last instrumental song to do so. He later said he scored the pilot in four days. “It was very intense.” 🦩
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The Who’s Keith Moon, gone 46 years ago today — at the age of 32, just four months after recording “Who Are You”. He “joined in on the backing vocals and he was hysterical,” Daltrey told Vulture. “No matter how naughty he was, you’d have to love him. .. He was a rascal.” #RIP
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Jeff Buckley’s “Grace” turns 32 today — the one album David Bowie told the Village Voice he’d take with him to a desert island. “.. The best art comes from artists who have an unending, life-or-death urgency to speak their heart,” Buckley said. “That’s what I want.” #RIP
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