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May 1998 :: Music L-P :: Pulp (Morgan P. Engle)
... Mars guitar attack of "Party Hard." "A Little Soul" flows along a groove ripped from Smokey Robinson & the Miracles' "Tracks of My Tears," while Marvin Gaye meets Bryan Ferry in the winding orchestrations of "Seductive Barry" (a twisted nod to the master of the satin sheets himself), which features ...
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October 1998 :: Music H-M :: The Mayfield Four (Sam Thorpe)
... and pain than they do to sing in key, Kennedy treats our ears with care. In fact, he names such soulful singers as Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye as early influences. "I learned to sing by listening to Stevie Wonder, as well as other Motown and Stax artists," he says. Influences aside, Kennedy routinely ...
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November 1998 :: Music Sl-T :: DJ Andy Smith (Richard T Thurston)
... , Smith mixes through tracks by the Jungle Brothers, the James Gang, Barry White, Grandmaster Flash, the Spencer Davis Group, Peggy Lee, Chic, Marvin Gaye and (gasp!) Tom Jones. Not a weak mix in the lot, and plenty of that off-the-decks "showboating" to boot. It just goes to show that a talented DJ ...
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November 1998 :: Music C-D :: Duke (Gail Worley)
Duke Duke Radio Universe/Universal Heavily influenced by Marvin Gaye and taking a deep bow in the direction of Prince, Duke (aka Mark Adams) is the wonderboy of white soul. Already a hitmaker in his native England, Duke plays all instruments on his self-titled American debut and takes production credits ...
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Liza Hearon talks to Sleater-Kinney's Carrie Brownstein about women in rock, Eddie Vedder and watching 13-year-olds make out in front of the stage.
... yeah. Have you heard of Cody ChesnuTT? I heard him on the Roots record. He sings this beautiful vocal melody on a song called "The Seed." It's like Marvin Gaye, with very sort of smooth sound. I went out and bought his album Headphone Masterpiece. I like Bright Eyes and Missy Elliot too. I rediscovered ...
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Best Of (Chapter One 1997 – 2004) (TVT). Review by Andrew Ellis.
... it tempted them with unreleased material, and they are catered to with an admittedly terrible cover of Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out,” a cover of Marvin Gaye’s “Inner City Blues” and two b-sides from a UK single. Best Of (Chapter One 1997 – 2004 shows that perhaps Sevendust’s best days are behind them ...
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