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Martin Scorsese’s Love Affair with Music
Martin Scorsese has woven popular music into his movies, changing not just the scene, but sometimes, the song itself.
Ellen Fagan
Ellen Fagan is a forever New Yorker, long-time Greenwich Village resident and vintage Duke University graduate with hippie-esque leanings. The best description of Ellen was given to her by a sardonic lawyer during the voir dire of one of her myriad Jury Duty stints: "...housewife, mom, voracious reader, freelance writer, copy editor, jewelry designer and frequent cyber-sleuth."
Prince’s “For You”: A Memorable Start
In 1978, a teenaged Prince released his debut album. "For You" signaled the genius and innovation that was to come.
Billy Preston: That’s the Way God Planned It: A Review
A new documentary about Billy Preston dives into his extraordinary talents and his deeply painful personal life.
The Epic Track: “Hey Jude”
It began as a way to comfort a child as his parents went through a divorce. It's become much, much bigger than that.
Not All Disco Sucked…Really
Most of us here at CultureSonar were not fans of disco when it first hit. But in hindsight, some tracks were better than others.