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Spike Lee underscored the drama in "Do the Right Thing" by layering the music of Public Enemy, Steel Pulse and E.U. atop a sweltering summer backdrop. He also broadened the appeal of hip-hop and New Jack Swing in the process.
Predictably, David Bowie’s constantly-changing style inspired other artists to push the limits. From Germany (XYNN) to New Zealand (Alastair Riddell), see how these artists had their own takes on being a Thin White Duke.
His vocal style has been compared to Marvin Gaye and Al Green. But Terry Callier’s folkie acoustic guitar sound puts him in his own category. Craft Recording’s re-issue of his 1968 debut is worth discovering.
Over eight solo albums, Stevie Nicks has proven her magic isn’t limited to Fleetwood Mac. Take another listen to “Rooms on Fire,” “Talk to Me” and “After the Glitter Fades” if you don't believe us.
From fronting the Runaways to navigating Grunge, Joan Jett is a worthy muse for a documentary because she’s always had “one foot in the gutter and one foot in possible stardom.”
It turns out there’s a lot to say. Just say “yes” to get yours.