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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
@jhcate One time.
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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
Also "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" from Jerome Kern via the Platters to Nat King Cole.
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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
@Yze Guy@facebook what do you mean? Genuine question. Taken and not attributed/paid for? I don't know this story.
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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
@AmosBanks Fair point re not theft. What Dolly did not get was the kudos for writing the song - not that people thought Whitney wrote it - just that people don't realise what an amazing song-writer Dolly is. Also Whitney slaughtered that song.
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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
@holycalamityscreaminsanity How Do You Mend A Broken Heart is wonderful. Those Bee Gee boys really had it.
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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
Can I give you anything by Carole King and redone by Aretha. Maybe (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.
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On The Disturbing World Of British TV Commercials
I read somewhere that when UK tv programmes like the Office are remade for the US audience they have to add 10% more hope. I'd say it's actually more than that but the point is fair.
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On The Impressive History Of Blue Jeans
David Dundas is actually Lord David Dundas - son of the third Marquess of Zetland. I just found this out on Wiki. Who knew? And where the hell is Zetland?
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On Mock Goose And Other Dishes Of The War-Rations Diet
Thank you for referencing 84 Charing Cross Road. I love that book to distraction. I think it's interesting how long this affected British food culture. I went to primary school in the 70s and one regular thing we had on the menu was "mock duck roll" which was effectively a sausage but with most of the meat replaced with some sort of pulse. It was only afterwards that I realised this had probably been on the menu since the 40s and 50s and was a version of the "mock goose" referenced here.
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On The Definitive List Of White Music Stolen By Black People
@BigDion you need to listen to Dolly a bit more.