Michelle Malone

Michelle's fired up and bringing her southern swagger with a vengeance! Slings and Arrows is Michelle Malone's 15th release, and its a bluesy roots americana feast for the soul! If you like slide guitar, soul singing, and rock and roll, you'll love Lings and Arrows. It features an all-star Georgia cast including Shawn Mullins on an Otis Redding duet with Michelle. You're gonna want to buy several copies, cuz you're going find yourself loaning your new favorite record to your friends…only they wont give it back! Tracks include Just Getting Started, Love Yourself, Sugar On My Tongue, Beast's Boogie, Ive Been Loving you too long, Fox and The Hound, Civil War, Matador, The Flame, and Boxing Gloves.

Michelle's fired up and bringing her southern swagger with a vengeance! Slings and Arrows is Michelle Malone's 15th release, and its a bluesy roots americana feast for the soul! If you like slide guitar, soul singing, and rock and roll, you'll love Lings and Arrows. It features an all-star Georgia cast including Shawn Mullins on an Otis Redding duet with Michelle. You're gonna want to buy several copies, cuz you're going find yourself loaning your new favorite record to your friends…only they wont give it back! Tracks include Just Getting Started, Love Yourself, Sugar On My Tongue, Beast's Boogie, Ive Been Loving you too long, Fox and The Hound, Civil War, Matador, The Flame, and Boxing Gloves.

Twenty years ago, one record changed Shawn Mullins’ life. “I had no idea anything like that would ever happen with that song,” he says now, referring to “Lullaby,” his chart-topping 1998 single. “Back then I just wrote whatever I felt and I must’ve got lucky once,” he adds with a chuckle. “Lullaby” appeared on Soul’s Core, the Atlanta singer-songwriter’s major label debut. Now, two decades later, Mullins is revisiting the album that catapulted him from the folk circuit to the international spotlight. For Soul’s Core Revival, out November 16, 2018 on his own Soul Carnival Records, Mullins delivers brand-new full-band and solo acoustic versions of each of the album’s 13 tracks, breathing fresh life into songs he wrote as a young troubadour, traveling the country in a Ford minivan with his guitar and his dog Roadie.

Twenty years ago, one record changed Shawn Mullins’ life. “I had no idea anything like that would ever happen with that song,” he says now, referring to “Lullaby,” his chart-topping 1998 single. “Back then I just wrote whatever I felt and I must’ve got lucky once,” he adds with a chuckle. “Lullaby” appeared on Soul’s Core, the Atlanta singer-songwriter’s major label debut. Now, two decades later, Mullins is revisiting the album that catapulted him from the folk circuit to the international spotlight. For Soul’s Core Revival, out November 16, 2018 on his own Soul Carnival Records, Mullins delivers brand-new full-band and solo acoustic versions of each of the album’s 13 tracks, breathing fresh life into songs he wrote as a young troubadour, traveling the country in a Ford minivan with his guitar and his dog Roadie.

The year is 1997. Drivin N Cryin are a three-piece bandcomprised of founding members Kevn Kinney on vocals/guitarand Tim Nielsen on bass/mandolin, along with Jeff Sullivan ondrums. You probably haven’t heard much about their KosmoVinyl (The Clash, Sex Pistols and more)-produced (CasinoStudio, Atlanta, GA) self-titled album. The record had a shortlife on radio, with their cover of John Denver’s ‘Leaving On AJet Plane’ getting some airplay in Alabama. Why this albumwent relatively unnoticed is a mystery to many. Maybe it wastheir return to their hometown, independent roots, after havingleft Geffen Records that resulted in the album’s release withlittle momentum.

C'est un prime inédit qui va raviver de très nombreux souvenirs chez les téléspectateurs du Hit Machine, autrefois diffusé sur M6 chaque samedi matin. A l'approche du 30ème anniversaire de l'émission, W9 diffuse ce mardi 8 février, dès 21h05, le show Génération Hit Machine : la soirée évènement, présenté par Charly et Lulu, qui sont revenus à notre micro sur leurs années de succès sur la 6, et en compagnie de nombreux artistes des années 90 et 2000.

All This and World War II is a 1976 musical documentary that juxtaposes Beatles songs, performed by a number of musicians, with World War II newsreel footage and 20th Century Fox films from the 1940s. It lasted two weeks in cinemas and was quickly sent into storage. The original intention of the filmmakers was to use actual Beatles music in the film. The decision to use other artists covering Beatles music was made by the film's producers after they realised additional money could be made through a soundtrack album. The decision was a sound one, as the soundtrack actually generated more revenue than the film. The album reached number 23 on the UK album charts, with a total of seven weeks on the chart. Elton John’s rendition of "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" was previously released as a single in 1974 and had been a number one hit. Rod Stewart’s version of "Get Back" was subsequently released and became a UK hit single. Ambrosia’s cover version of "Magical Mystery Tour" was released and became a US hit single reaching #39 on the Billboard Charts. The Bee Gees, who contributed three songs, would go on to star in Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, another film that exclusively used Beatles songs.