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You’d think people would’ve had enough of silly love songs, but not Davey Bee! On this episode, Davey and John David call up Cupid, have him drawback his bow, and let his arrows point us toward those number one hits about love.
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The holidays are in full swing, and there are plenty of songs and albums for students to listen to.
The Double Life of Nat King Cole After Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole is the best remembered of the singers who dominated American popular music between the end of the big-band era and the advent of rock ’n’ roll. Chiefly known today as a performer of romantic ballads, he had a dark, grainy baritone voice with which he sang in a style at once intimate and unmannered. While Cole’s reputation went into a temporary eclipse as a result of his early death—a lifelong chain smoker, he died of lung cancer in 1965, three decades before Sinatra gave his last public performance—he was restored t...
Rachel Howard May 9, 2021Updated: May 10, 2021, 9:53 pm Tessa Barbour and Ricardo Dyer perform “The Man I Love” in the Bruns Amphitheater of California Shakespeare Theater in Orinda. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle Celia Fushille, artistic director of Smuin Contemporary Ballet, stepped on the sun-drenched stage of Orinda’s California Shakespeare Theater on Sunday, May 9, the breeze rippling her peach and blue scarf, and proclaimed, “An audience! Live theater! I’m going to get emotional.” Befitting the wooded picnic setting, however, no tears were shed at “S...