Brandi Carlile comes out, talks about new CD and Elton John

...Ghost" include "That Year," a song about a friend's suicide that recalls Taylor Swift in its surface lightness and secret depth, "Looking Out," with a chorus Roy Orbison would have loved and the Beatlesesque shuffle "Touching the Ground." Carlile's album, which is on the major label Columbia Records, suits a music industry in transition; she's an artist who doesn't fit in with one scene or trend...

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LA Times Article - 10/17/2009

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Top Prince Songs by Spin Magazine

...vocal performance -- Prince crafts something mysterious and moving. Try to find the full-length album version, which features a nicely haughty neo-classical keyboard interlude. 7. "Raspberry Beret" Utterly charming Beatlesesque acoustic pop. "Sweet" is not a word normally associated with Prince, but "Raspberry Beret" spends 3:31 reveling in the first blush of love. 6. "Sometimes it Snows in ...

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The Areas of My Expertise (Hodgman)

... even more difficult to be a musician's spouse) with all the traveling and politics of the music industry and how up and down/fragile the whole thing can be. I was pleased to see a lot of Beatlesesque moments - woot. It was a very honest book. I think it would be an especially good read for an aspiring musician. Also, I'm waaaaaaaaaay impressed with how music must seep from every pore of the six ...

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World of Oz

..., partly standard pop, The World of Oz is truly an album like no other. An obvious theme is firmly established and recurs from track to track, and although some elements are strictly Beatlesesque and others are more reminiscent to early Bee Gees, the band succeeds in establishing a sound and a personality of their own. Some may criticize the degree of similarity and repetition between certain ...

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