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This week on Revenge of the 80s, I will play a recently-taped conversation with Nikki Corvette on her new band, “ Gorevette ,” which is a collaborative effort with super girl-rocker Amy Gore of the Gore Gore Girls . We will also feature a new single from the band as well as a new track from Andy Prieboy . While the band has only released three songs at the time of this post, I have become a fast fan of the band. This is the kind of band the alt-rock world needs: the Detroit punk roots-based style and charm of Corvette coupled with Gore’s ... Read Full Story
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The podcast for our 1/9 R evenge of the 80s Radio program is up and available at the bottom of this post. Leading off the second hour is our conversation with legendary Detroit Alt-Rocker Nikki Corvette , who with Amy Gore of the Gore Gore Girls formed Gorevette . This marks the second time Corvette has appeared on Revenge of the 80s; we did a full-length interview with the Detroit Punk Legend in 2008 . During this week’s discussion, Nikki talks about: How she and Amy Gore met and later decided to play together Her thoughts on musical creativity and expanding as a performer. ... Read Full Story
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The leader of the 80s girl band movement has teamed op with one of another top Detroit rocker to form a new superband: Gorevette . Nikki Corvette , known best as the leader of Nikki and the Corvettes , and Amy Gore , who started the Gore Gore Girls are now together with Bassist Lianna Castillo and drummer Al King to form a band reminiscent of the classic Detroit sound that Nikki, The Stooges, MC5 and The Ramrods introduced to the rest of the nation in the late 70s and early 80s — a sound that has regained its popularity in recent years. At ... Read Full Story
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Click here to listen to Revenge of the 80s Radio LIVE 9-11pm Ea>stern US time Earlier this year, I spoke with Nikki Corvette , former singer from Nikki and The Corvettes and current frontwoman for Nikki Corvette and The Stingrays. We will re-broadcast that interview for this week’s show to lead off the second hour. Nikki talks about how she got started in music after befriending some of the great Detroit bands of the late 70s and early 80s including Iggy and The Stooges and how tough it was to be an all-female group when some male counterparts would refuse to perform with them ... Read Full Story
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Our podcast for the week of 10/10 is up, featuring a re-broadcast of our interview with Nikki Corvette , former singer from Nikki and The Corvettes and current frontwoman for Nikki Corvette and The Stingrays. The discussion leads off the second hour of the show. Nikki talks about how she got started in music after befriending some of the great Detroit bands of the late 70s and early 80s including Iggy and The Stooges and how tough it was to be an all-female group when some male counterparts would refuse to perform with them before the band became famous. We also talk about the ... Read Full Story
JazzTimes managing editor Evan Haga saw Van Morrison last night at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Here are his thoughts: The Irish singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Van Morrison is one of popular music's great contradictions, as he proved last night during a 90-minute set at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The performance was, on several levels, bewildering.Over the last four-plus decades, Morrison has written indelible melodies and...  
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San Marcos musicians discovered Strait; the rest is country music ...Austin 360... bulletin board at the Southwest Texas State University student center in August 1975 grew a chapter of country music history that's still a page-turner. ...John Goodspeed: Strait, Chesnutt top weekend showsSan Antonio Expressall 2 news articles »  
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New York Daily NewsMika embraces the positives of pop musicScarlet ScuttlebuttThe Lebanese-born recording artist, who grew up in London and Paris, says his brand of pop music is universal. His first CD, "Life in Cartoon Motion,'' ...Album Review: Mika - The Boy Who Knew Too MuchConsequence of Soundall 12 news articles »  
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Los Angeles TimesFirst Ooh La LA! festival in Hollywood features French pop musicLos Angeles TimesMartinon's solution is the first Ooh La LA!, a three-day festival of French pop music happening at the Music Box @ Fonda on Sept. 23-25. ...and more »  
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Here was a rapper singing, but it wasn't so much traditional soul music (like Lauryn's) as it was hyper-glossy pop music with hip hop undertones. Songs like “Hey Ya” and “She Lives in My Lap,” weren't just different, they were extremely ...  
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Pop music loveThe Student Printz“Did I listen to pop music because I was miserable, or was I miserable because I listened to pop music?” Such are the utterances of a heartbroken Rob Gordon ...and more »  
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Oldham Historical Society lecture highlights bluegrass music, historyLouisville Courier-JournalBluegrass music lovers may want to venture to Westport on Oct. 15 to learn more about its ...  
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This Week in Texas Music History: Blind Lemon JeffersonKERAArt&Seek presents This Week in Texas Music History. Every week, we'll spotlight a different moment and the musician ...  
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