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Bono – Musician and Activist
The name of Paul Hewson probably doesn’t mean much to most people. The name Bono definitely does of course – the globally famous lead singer of U2, the Irish rock band who have recorded and sold some of the world’s … Continue reading
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Tagged bono, bono u2, charity work, larry mullen jr, modern day heros, paul hewson, politics, the edge, u2
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Neil Young – Musician – Part Six
In this final part of our brief look at the life and work of legendary recording artist Neil Young we’ll start by getting up to date with his most recent work. Several new albums were recorded during the mid to … Continue reading
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Tagged greendale, hero, history, jonathan demme, lincvolt, neil young biography, neil young trunk show, pete townshend
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Neil Young – Musician – Part Five
The 1990s was a almost a new era for Neil Young, the music was of an entirely new genre although the 1979 album Rust Never Sleeps was a forerunner of the style he was now moving into. Many of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, greendale, harvest moon, neil young, nirvana, pearl jam, prairie wind
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Neil Young – Musican – Part Four
The 1980s were something of a low point for Neil Young, although at the time he did not appear to agree. He continued to release albums annually although 1984 was the first year since 1966 in which he failed to … Continue reading
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Tagged david geffen, legal, michael jackson, neil young, rockin in the free world, this notes for you
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Neil Young – Musician – Part Three
For Neil Young, the 1970′s proved to be a period of prodigious work. Following the 1972 release of the spectacularly successful Harvest, he stepped out of the spotlight but continued to record. Much of the music became somewhat introspective and … Continue reading
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Tagged carrie snodgrass, comes a time, crazy horse, neil young, rust never sleeps, the band, the last waltz
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Neil Young – Musician – Part Two
Following the brief success of Buffalo Springfield, which finally split up in 1968, Neil Young recorded his first solo album – Neil Young. Although a relative success it was not critically acclaimed by all parties and even Young was not … Continue reading
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Tagged after the gold rush, crosby stills nash young, danny whitten, harvest, heart of gold, neil young
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Neil Young – Musician – Part One
Neil Young is now 65 years old and still recording music, campaigning for various environmental causes and pushing the boundaries of his art as he embraces new sounds and technology with an ease that makes others envious. In an astonishing … Continue reading
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Tagged biography, buffalo springfield, canada, crosby stills nash young, guitarist, influence, musician, neil young, ontario, stephen stills
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Andy Warhol – Part Four
We finished the last article talking about the effect that the attempt on Warhol’s life had on the man himself and on the scene surrounding the Factory. What had previously been a somewhat bohemian hangout for New York based artists … Continue reading
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Tagged andy warhol, celebrity, david salle, death, foundation for visual arts, interview magazine
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Andy Warhol – Part Three
We finished the last article by describing how Andy Warhol’s art was starting to be respected as a genuine branch of the Visual Art Movement, more commonly known as Pop Art. He had been invited to display his work at … Continue reading
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Tagged andy warhol, biography, maria amoyo, silver factory, valerie solanas
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Andy Warhol – Part two
In the previous article we looked at Andy Warhol’s early career in New York, focusing on magazine illustration. The first real creative work he did was for RCA Records in New York and he was asked to produce album covers … Continue reading
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Tagged andy warhol, campbells, mickey mouse, pop art, visual art movement
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