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Howie Klein: Rock Music Legend Sandy Pearlman On The Passing Of Feminine Culture Power Source, Ellie Greenwich
Sun, 06 Sep 2009 19:23:40
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Howie Klein: Rock Music Legend Sandy Pearlman On The Passing Of Feminine Culture Power Source, Ellie Greenwich
[Spoken:] "I met him at the candy store." That line is underwritten by the most authentically anguished music since Puccini wrote Vissi d'Arte for Tosca. That line and its music inflate emotional affect not through the easier gambit of cognitive ...Full Story at Huffington Post »ARTISTdirect Featured News
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