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The Doors The End

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Tracy Chapman Across the Lines

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Fast car -Tracy Chapman

Tracy Chapman

Tracy Chapman (born March 30, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter, best known for her singles "Fast Car", "Talkin' 'bout a Revolution", "Baby Can I Hold You", "Give Me One Reason", "The Promise" and "Telling Stories". She is a multi-platinum and four-time Grammy Award-winning artist.[1]

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The Gentleman: Hot R&B crooner/songwriter Ne-Yo aims to resurrect the Rat Pack's cool

Ne-Yo, R&B's new heartthrob, comes down from his room at the South Beach Gansevoort Hotel, and although he has never met you, he pulls you into a warm kiss and a hug. The man who is proud to have been raised by a houseful of women is proud to be in touch with his softer side. Kicking back in the lobby on a quiet weekday -- John Legend comes over to say hey, but otherwise there aren't too many guests milling about -- Ne-Yo speaks in a silky tone, offers serious eye contact, touches your s...

t Critics? Choice - New CDs by Kenny Chesney, Calle 13, the Streets, the SecreMachines and

Kenny Chesney became a reigning 21st-century country star by making himself the voice of sheer contentment. In his honey-dipped baritone, Mr. Chesney just about always sang about the pleasures of a stable, settled life and about how everything works out for the best, from beachfront getaways (“No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems”) to an unexpected pregnancy (“There Goes My Life”). His music stayed on the cozy side of arena country, putting a little bit of modern Nashville ...

The Slapdash Genius - WSJ.com

Leonard Bernstein would have turned 90 years old last Monday, and next month Carnegie Hall and the New York Philharmonic will join forces to celebrate the occasion with "The Best of All Possible Worlds," a four-month festival of performances, lectures, film screenings, and general hoopla. Truth to tell, the festivities have already started -- PBS has been replaying its 1998 "American Masters" documentary on Bernstein at what seems like hourly intervals, and summer music festivals are programm...