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40 Years Ago Today: I’m Still a Pepper
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Paul O'Donnell
Nearly 50 years after they met, and despite thousands of articles, books, radio interviews, film documentaries and tribute albums, we’re still finding out how little we know about The Beatles, as a band and a phenomenon. Even Paul McCartney is finding out about his own songs, as John Colapinto’s profile “When I’m Sixty Four” in…
Master PG: A Rap Label with Non-Offensive Lyrics
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Ellen Leventry
TMZ.com and other media outlets are reporting that rapper and entrepreneur Master P is starting a record label with his son Romeo (nee L’il Romeo) “for hip hop artists with street music without offensive lyrics.” Take A Stand Records is a direct reaction to the recent debate that ensued after the Don Imus debacle. As…
After Imus: Rap Deserves a Slap in the Face
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jmcgee
We’ve all waxed poetic about Imus, his apology and his punishment, but now it’s time to get down to business. This isn’t about the shocking nature of Imus’s comment–whether it is racist or sexist–it is about morality. During one of his apologies, Imus said he knew the phrase he used came from the black community.…
The Man in Black Comes Back
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Paul O'Donnell
There are two kinds of people in this world: Old Testament prophets and New Testament apostles. Johnny Cash, particularly the Man in Black of recent memory, was strictly OT. His lined crag of a face projected righteous lament, matching a voice that boomed from somewhere beyond the clouds. “Ultimate Gospel,” a posthumous collection of Cash’s…
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