Ray Charles recorded his rnal piece of music for Genius Loves Company less than a few months before succumbing to liver disease. Perhaps realizing Genius would be his swan song, Charles produced a dynamic set of tracks that span his musical passions: blues, jazz, big band, gospel, country and pop. The CD also features duets with Elton John, Gladys Knight and Willie Nelson. In spite of his ill health, which limited his vocal range, album producer John Burk said Charles was a consummate pro and would often say, "I'm not feeling well today. I'll take a stab at it, and I can come back to it later.' But he never had to come to it later."
DeejaysDJ Phil ThompsonSaturday, 24 January 2009 | Joe Bodia
Under the moniker of Moonface, Phil Thompson is a maestro in electronic dance music, coming to notice with his breakthrough hit 'Futurized Fears', a track which hits you over and over again like a wave of euphoria.
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Promoters who DeejayWho's the King?Saturday, 08 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner Christof Klug has been a major player in the Prague music scene for years, and has seen the city grow and change over that course of time, anticipating the coming of megastores and the growing popularity of dance music into the... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeSHAMUS Songs for Suicidal LoversTuesday, 11 November 2008 | Simran PanaechA crooner and deep voice that is reminiscent of Frank Sinatra and Chet Baker are the components of Shamus Dark's tenor.
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Sounds likeTHE DELGADOS PelotonThursday, 20 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner
LISTEN-Catchy cool guitar pop that defies the fact that it's out of style. Brings back memories of the Pixies and the dream of jumping in a bus headed for cities unknown, armed only with poetry written in beer stained notebooks.... Click to Continue...