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The Rubettes broke through with golden era r’n’r pastiche Sugar Baby Love, in 1974. Luck was involved: the song had been offered to various artists who
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The Rubettes broke through with golden era r’n’r pastiche Sugar Baby Love, in 1974. Luck was involved: the song had been offered to various artists who
For Rubettes lookalikes Racey, proponents of boisterous, chant-y, handclappy, jolly, jejune school disco pop – notably the provocatively engaging and
Robert Gordon, a 1950s-influenced rocker with a silky baritone and towering pompadour who emerged from the New York punk underground of the 1970s to h
Weary of the angry and aggressive sound of New York’s musical underground of the late 1970s, he returned to rock’s roots and seeded a rockabilly revival.
The guitar legend reflects on the making of his star-studded new album, Blessings and Miracles, and explains that for an artist, the universe can be the wind beneath your wings