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    Oct 7, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Review: Moving right along with the Black Keys at Staples Center

    The Black Keys spent the beginning of last week in New York City, where they played for more than 60,000 people at a massive outdoor concert in Central Park with Neil Young and Foo Fighters. Saturday evening, they ended the week at L.A.’s Staples Center, rounding out a two-night stand sandwiched between similar engagements by Justin Bieber and Madonna.
    The Black Keys spent the beginning of last week in New York City, where they played for more than 60,000 people at a massive outdoor concert in Central Park with Neil Young and Foo Fighters. Saturday evening, they ended the week at L.A.’s Staples...

    Tags: Staples Center, Music Industry, Music, Led Zeppelin (music group), Neil Young

    2. Oct 5, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Rickie Lee Jones and Bettye LaVette interpret the blues

    In a concert last month at Hollywood's Hotel Cafe, the buzzy English singer Paloma Faith crouched down near the floor to sing "Let Me Down Easy." It's a tough-love song associated with a number of hardy soul-music veterans, including Bettye LaVette and the late Etta James, and Faith was doing what she could (despite her youth and a seriously movement-constricting dress) to channel some of their gravitas.
    In a concert last month at Hollywood's Hotel Cafe, the buzzy English singer Paloma Faith crouched down near the floor to sing "Let Me Down Easy." It's a tough-love song associated with a number of hardy soul-music veterans, including Bettye LaVette and...

    Tags: Gnarls Barkley, Music Industry, Relentless7 (music group), The Rolling Stones (music group), Music

    3. May 21, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Robin Gibb dies at 62; rose to pop fame as one-third of the Bee Gees

    Robin Gibb, a singer and songwriter who joined two of his brothers in forming the Bee Gees pop group that helped define the sound of the disco era with the best-selling 1977 soundtrack to"Saturday Night Fever," has died. He was 62.
    Robin Gibb, a singer and songwriter who joined two of his brothers in forming the Bee Gees pop group that helped define the sound of the disco era with the best-selling 1977 soundtrack to"Saturday Night Fever," has died. He was 62. Gibb died Sunday after...

    Tags: Robin Gibb, Pneumonia, Movies, Entertainment, Bee Gees (music group)

    4. Jun 6, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Herb Reed dies at 83; founder of the Platters

    Herb Reed was in his 20s when he founded the Platters in Los Angeles in 1953, naming his vocal group after the term used by radio DJs for the vinyl records of the day.
    Herb Reed was in his 20s when he founded the Platters in Los Angeles in 1953, naming his vocal group after the term used by radio DJs for the vinyl records of the day. Well into the digital download era — and into his 80s — Reed was still...

    Tags: Doo-wop (genre), Music, Arts and Culture, Tony Williams, Entertainment

    5. Jun 8, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Bob Welch dies at 66; Fleetwood Mac guitarist and singer

    Guitarist and singer Bob Welch, whose work in the early 1970s for Fleetwood Mac set the stage for the band's multi-platinum success later in the decade, died on Thursday at his home in Nashville. He was 66.
    Guitarist and singer Bob Welch, whose work in the early 1970s for Fleetwood Mac set the stage for the band's multi-platinum success later in the decade, died on Thursday at his home in Nashville. He was 66. According to a spokesman for the Nashville...

    Tags: Fleetwood Mac (music group), Stevie Nicks, Academy Awards, Bob Hope, Entertainment

    6. May 20, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  6. Robin Gibb and the Bee Gees: More than disco kings [video]

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    Robin Gibb, who lost his battle with colorectal cancer Sunday at the age of 62, was a founding member of the Bee Gees with his brothers Barry and twin Maurice. In 1994, the brothers Gibb were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame at the Grammy Museum...
    7. May 20, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  7. Robin Gibb dead: Bee Gees singer, 62, had battled cancer

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    Robin Gibb dead: Bee Gees singer-songwriter, who with his brothers made up one-third of one of the disco era's biggest acts, has died at 62 after a long battle with cancer....
    8. Jun 5, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  8. Herb Reed, original member of the Platters, dies at 83

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    Bass singer Herb Reed, who co-founded the Platters in Los Angeles in 1953 and was the last of the original members of the vocal group, died Monday in Boston, his manager told the Associated Press. Fred Balboni told AP that......
    9. Apr 25, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Review: Carole King reveals the story behind 'A Natural Woman'

    My favorite scene in Carole King's long-awaited "A Natural Woman" comes near the beginning — appropriately, since the teen hitmaker was the epitome of an early starter. The high school student born Carol Klein had just signed a recording contract with ABC-Paramount. She was attending her first session as a guest when her host Don Costa, the conductor of the session's orchestra, had to leave the room. King had never held a baton nor read a score before, but she stepped to the podium and, at age 15, proceeded to lead the room of professional musicians.
    Special to the Los Angeles Times
    My favorite scene in Carole King's long-awaited "A Natural Woman" comes near the beginning — appropriately, since the teen hitmaker was the epitome of an early starter. The high school student born Carol Klein had just signed a recording contract...

    Tags: Nicki Minaj, Lady Gaga, Music Industry, Carly Simon, Entertainment

    10. Mar 1, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Davy Jones dies at 66; Monkees' romantic heartthrob

    Davy Jones was a promising 18-year-old actor from England when he found himself among the guest performers on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on Feb. 9, 1964 — the same night about 75 million people tuned in to catch the American debut of the Beatles. Like so many others who watched the show from near and far, Jones considered it a life-changing experience.
    Davy Jones was a promising 18-year-old actor from England when he found himself among the guest performers on "The Ed Sullivan Show" on Feb. 9, 1964 — the same night about 75 million people tuned in to catch the American debut of the Beatles. Like...

    Tags: Television, Academy Awards, Micky Dolenz, Movies, Entertainment

    11. May 5, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Adam Yauch dies at 47; Beastie Boys' rapper MCA

    It had only been a few years since Adam Yauch had found fame as the in-your-face rapper and bass player MCA in the transgressive, boundary-breaking trio the Beastie Boys.
    It had only been a few years since Adam Yauch had found fame as the in-your-face rapper and bass player MCA in the transgressive, boundary-breaking trio the Beastie Boys. But in 1992 he was searching for something else, traveling in Nepal to snowboard...

    Tags: Flea (music artist), Led Zeppelin (music group), Banksy, Dalai Lama, Entertainment

    12. May 4, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Adam Yauch, founding member of the Beastie Boys, dies at 47

    The Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch, best known the world over as the thoughtful, witty, in-your-face rapper MCA, has died, according to Rolling Stone and the hip-hop website Global Grind, which is run by Russell Simmons. Yauch, who had been battling cancer for the last three years, was part of a trio of New York rappers whose music starting in the 1980s transformed the budding genre and helped take hip-hop nationwide.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    The Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch, best known the world over as the thoughtful, witty, in-your-face rapper MCA, has died, according to Rolling Stone and the hip-hop website Global Grind, which is run by Russell Simmons. Yauch, who had been battling cancer...

    Tags: Cancer, Russell Simmons, Music, Arts and Culture, Rap (genre)

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