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 "Scissors Cut is precisely one of these, a typical Art Garfunkel album, therefore a soft and delicate record, never intrusive."

 "A Heart in New York is magnificent, perhaps this song alone is enough..."

Scissors Cut, released in 1981, is a delicate and soft album by Art Garfunkel perfect for reflective moments at dusk. The album reflects a more traditional American sound with a New York vibe, distinct from Paul Simon’s style. Though it lacks mainstream hits, its songs, especially 'A Heart in New York,' are deeply moving. The review also touches on Garfunkel’s personal loss of Laurie Bird, adding emotional depth to the record. Listen to Art Garfunkel's Scissors Cut and experience its timeless, soulful charm at your perfect quiet moment.

 The concert of Le Nuvole is an exemplary essay of a perfect concert.

 The exceptional sound, the caliber of the performers, and the repertoire are single elements of a chemical reaction balanced by the total yield in producing emotion.

This review praises Fabrizio De André's Le Nuvole: Il Concerto 1991 as a masterful live recording that perfectly captures the atmosphere of Genoa and the diverse cultural influences. It highlights excellent musicianship, emotional depth, and a carefully curated setlist that showcases De André's rich songwriting experience. Despite a minor setlist omission, the concert delivers a balanced and evocative musical journey. Listen to Fabrizio De André's iconic live concert and experience the soul of Genoa through timeless melodies and masterful performances.

 You can start with the last track, the very unique "The Silver Gun", where Palmer sings in Urdu over a very sophisticated and ethereal electronic melody.

 "Pride" is perhaps the least remembered album of an already little-known artist; released in 1983, it is an album of musical exploration.

Robert Palmer's 1983 album Pride showcases his adventurous musical explorations with electronic sounds infused with Caribbean and Arab influences. Despite offering unique tracks like 'The Silver Gun' sung partly in Urdu and reggae-tinged rhythms, the album did not achieve major commercial success and was often overlooked by critics. Pride bridges Palmer's transition from experimental electronics to his later mainstream success with Power Station and Riptide. The recent reissue provides long-overdue access to this lesser-known work. Discover Robert Palmer’s diverse sounds in Pride – listen now and experience 80s music exploration like never before!

 At seventy-one, one can still title an album New, new sounds and new music in defiance of the prevailing old style that doesn’t suit this eccentric artist at all.

 An 'Hosanna' and a 'Road' are worth all the past, present, and future production of Coldplay and various associates.

At 71, Paul McCartney’s album 'New' defies aging by embracing fresh sounds while honoring his past. The album innovatively mixes electronic elements with classic melodies, proving that McCartney continues to push musical boundaries. Notable tracks like 'Dance Tonight' and 'Everybody Out There' highlight his ongoing creativity. This album stands out in comparison to both his previous works and contemporary bands. Listen to Paul McCartney’s 'New' and experience timeless innovation in rock music.

 "It is infused with southern sounds, with gospel, with the multicolored carnival rain of New Orleans."

 "This is the album of the intense American parabola of 'American Tune'... and the melancholy 'Kodachrome'..."

This review reflects on Paul Simon's 1972 album There Goes Rhymin' Simon, appreciating its soulful blend of southern gospel and acoustic rhythms. Key tracks like American Tune and Kodachrome evoke deep melancholy, while the album's autumnal mood suits a quiet, contemplative morning. The reviewer admires Simon's songwriting and the album's place in his evolving solo career. Dive into the soulful sounds of Paul Simon's There Goes Rhymin' Simon and experience a poetic autumn journey.

 Martina wields her red Hofner, blonde hair in two pigtails, a perfect physique that suggests the bassist is still in stunning shape.

 The arrival of the super classic 'Genius of Love' is greeted by the audience with great satisfaction, an easy, easy song but with a deadly intrinsic charge.

This review praises Tom Tom Club's live performance in Genoa, highlighting the dynamic rhythm section of Chris Frantz and Martina Weymouth. The show featured a rich setlist dominated by their 1981 debut album and iconic hits like 'Genius of Love.' Despite the heat, the band's energy captivated a diverse audience. Covers and classics rounded out an engaging and memorable concert experience. Discover the electrifying live energy of Tom Tom Club—listen to their timeless funk and join the celebration of classic hits today!

 Dennis Wilson’s anguished singing fills the room with poignant melancholy, a fragile melody that finishes wrapped in a shyly romantic orchestral texture.

 ‘Cuddle Up’ is a simply magnificent song unjustly forgotten in the disorganized discography of a group.

‘Carl and the Passions: So Tough’ is a beautifully melancholic yet overlooked Beach Boys album from 1972. It features poignant vocals by Dennis Wilson and introduces new members Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar. Despite being overshadowed by later records, this album offers a rich blend of West Coast ballads, soul influences, and classic harmonies. The emotional depth and orchestral arrangements highlight a transitional but remarkable phase for the band. Dive into the heartfelt melodies and hidden treasures of The Beach Boys’ ‘Carl and the Passions: So Tough’—listen now and rediscover a classic.

 This program has the merit of combining a playful and light base with an exploration of daily news topics related to small and big themes of life.

 The active participation of listeners through all available communication means today has turned the program into a sort of 'commune,' as the ladies define it.

Ladies & Capital, hosted by Betty Senatore and Silvia Mobili on Radio Capital, successfully blends quality music with thoughtful journalistic segments. The show offers a warm and playful atmosphere while tackling daily news and life themes. Listener interaction creates a strong community feel, making it a unique radio experience. The show’s Saturday edition, Ladies in the World, adds a global touch with a third host. Tune into Ladies & Capital for a delightful mix of news, music, and lively listener interaction!

 Seeing the Motown Records logo spin on the turntable is an emotion.

 The extraordinary success of "Diana" erased any memory of this episode.

Diana Ross' 1980 album Diana is a significant Motown release, known for hits like Upside Down and I'm Coming Out produced by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards. The album blends disco, funk, and soul, showcasing Ross' evolution after The Supremes. Though the final release was remixed to reduce disco elements, the album remains highly enjoyable. A 2003 reissue restored the original mixes, highlighting its enduring appeal. Listen to Diana Ross' iconic 'Diana' album and experience the Motown magic that shaped disco and soul history.

 Linda Ronstadt is the voice of the genuine and dusty heart of America in the early '70s.

 Heart Like a Wheel is a very soft and pleasant product, ideal for this autumn period when one is always looking for something warm.

Heart Like A Wheel marks a pivotal album in Linda Ronstadt's early career, blending native country sounds with rock influences. Featuring notable collaborations and classic tracks like "You’re No Good," the 1974 release showcases her passionate, delicate voice and strong production. This album captures the warm, rustic spirit of America in the early 70s and remains a beloved classic. Listen to Linda Ronstadt’s Heart Like A Wheel and experience a timeless blend of country and rock classic hits.