How Prince influenced Sir Paul McCartney
Prince was never a major fan of The Beatles, unlike many of his peers. He knew who they were, but according to band mates, he wasn’t obsessed with them. Sir Paul McCartney, however, loved Prince’s music and
NFL Week 6 Pick ‘Em
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Meteorite in Alabama
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Far Out Magazine releases their Top 10 horror movies of the 1980’s
Every decade has its distinctive mark in the horror genre, and the ’80’s are no exception. The era was defined in the real world by Moral Panic, and on screen, violence was at an all-time high. It
Coldplay announces world tour set for 2022
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The new Red Hot Chili Peppers album is nearly done
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Football Preview: Arkansas
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Kate FM’s Album of the Week (October 14): “Heartbeat City” by The Cars
Release Date: March 13, 1984 Number of Songs: 10 Album Notes: The album spawned six singles that were regularly rotated on MTV, including “Drive” and “You Might Think,” both of which reached the top 10 of the Billboard top 100.
This Day in Music History (October 14)
1957: Although it was banned by some US radio stations for its suggestive lyrics, The Everly Brothers had their first No.1 on the US singles chart with ‘Wake Up Little Susie,’ a No.2 hit in the UK.