Try a Little Tenderness

Fallen Angel Reviews: Lola Bordenaux is a strong survivor determined to have a better future and to conquer the demons of her past. She is working her way through college as a stripper, but knows how to hide her incredible beauty away from the club. Who knew you could find love while being tackled by a former college professor? (duh! that’s the book)

Rolling Stone : At a rehearsal, drummer Al Jackson Jr. switched to a double-time beat on the second verse, propelling the song to a high-energy climax. “We didn’t know [Al] was gonna do that,” said bassist Duck Dunn. “It was just amazing.”

Museum of Broadcast Communications : Although he will be remembered most for his physically rigid portrayal of the morally rigid cop Joe Friday on Dragnet, Jack Webb had one of the most varied and far-reaching careers in television history.

Joao Gilberto : At 10 o’clock I arrived to the theater. At 10.30 the lights went down. Caetano Veloso, dressed with a grey suit came on the stage where there were just two chairs. The theater was full. I looked to the faces of the crowd and it seemed there were more caetanists than gilbertists.

Brian Hyland : Vocally and artistically Brian has been called “chameleonesque” for all his musical changes, having produced Hits for five different labels and successfully recorded everything from Novelty to Pop Ballads; to Folk Rock and Country Rock; to Pop Rock and Pop Soul, over more than a decade from 1960 through 1971.

MySpace : Collectively, Crosby and his musicians represent the finest exponents of this unique musical fusion known as skazz, a fusion loved and appreciated by everyone, of all ages and colours around the globe.

Lisa Ono : Born in São Paulo of Japanese descent, Lisa has been living in Japan since age 10. Even having lived in Brazil for such a short time, she was turned into a type of MPB (Brazil Popular Music) ambassador in Japan, influenced by her father, who owned a club while living in Brazil, and was also Baden Powell’s agent.

Wikipedia : Art Todd, who sang “Chanson D’amour” with his wife, Dotty, died October 10, 2007 of congestive heart failure in Honolulu, where he lived. He was 93. Art met Dotty (born “Doris”) when they were accidentally booked into the same hotel room while performing at the Biltmore Hotel in Baltimore.