Tidal took me on a musical journey with Verzuz featuring The Isley Brothers and Earth, Wind and Fire. It was like Herb Kent’s “Battle of the Best” from when he was on V-103, but modernized and spliced with some live performing. You’ll want to check out the playlist – it was excellent.
• Josh Dubow (AP) rolls through the NFL records that could fall now that the league has moved to a 17-game schedule. Not listed: Erik Kramer’s 3,838 passing yards in 1995, which still stands as an all-time Bears record. That Chicago’s football team never had a 4,000-yard passer during the 16-game era of professional football is a bit embarrassing. I can understand it to an extent, if only because I don’t imagine you’d want to throw a ton when you can easily turn around and hand it off to Walter Payton or Gale Sayers. But the modern game has skewed its rules to make it easier to pass. And yet, the Bears haven’t taken advantage. That stinks.
and desire, just amazing music and the music industry is going to miss her. i talked to an old-time deejay, longtime deejay herb kent in the hall of fame when these reports started coming out and one is from his radio station wvaz in chicago and said she was one of the best vocalists ever, one of the best people in the business. and actually, actually according to troy tyler a longtime deejay there, she started this initiative. she tried to get out of her contract with motown that eventually helped all members of the music profession, those who are under contract. if you are under contract with someone and they weren t releasing your music or paying you, this initiative allowed you to get out of that contract, so she allowed many people in the people like luther vandross and others to get out of their contract to make money by going to other publishing companies. a huge loss for the business. don lemon, great insight.
waiting for her and then waiting when the helicopter, helicopter flew her and rick james in, and the crowd went crazy, and they were handing out water and pouring water on people. this was during the fire and desire era. i don t know if you are people who are remembering listen, us old heads, people in their 30s and 40s remember fire and desire, just amazing music and the music industry is going to miss her. i talked to an old-time deejay, longtime deejay herb kent in the hall of fame when these reports started coming out and one is from his radio station wvaz in chicago and said she was one of the best vocalists ever, one of the best people in the business. and actually, actually according to troy tyler a longtime deejay there, she started this initiative. she tried to get out of her contract with motown that eventually helped all members of the music profession, those who are under contract.
30s and 40s remember fire and desire, just amazing music and the music industry is going to miss her. i talked to an old-time deejay, a long time deejay herb kent who is in the hall of fame when these reports started coming out and one is from his radio station wvaz in chicago and he said, she was one of the best vocalists ever, one of the best people in the business. and actually, actually according to troy tyler, who is also a longtime deejay there, she started this initiative. she tried to get out of her contract with motown that eventually helped all members of the music profession, those who are under contract. if you are under contract with someone and they weren t releasing your music or paying you, this initiative allowed you to get out of that contract, so she allowed many people in the people like luther vandross among others to get out of their contract and make money by going to other publishing companies. a huge loss for the business. don lemon, great insight. i m fill