"Let Me Show You Love," "Hold On," "The Wanderer": these are foundational soulful house records, nourishing and also raw at the seams.
J.M. Silk's "Jack Your Body," a foundational Chicago house record, was a British number one in January 1987; Shoom, which made Chicago house tracks its main dish, began eleven months later, in December).
That French settlers bested the Mayflower Pilgrims may surprise Americans raised on our foundational myth, but the record is clear.
In the esoteric teachings recorded in the foundational philosophical texts of classical Hinduism, the Brahmanas and Upanishads, hope for a joyful immortality depends upon finding within oneself, and harnessing through spiritual discipline, the mysterious power brahman, which pervades the universe and dwells hidden in the sounds and gestures of ritual sacrifice.
This betwixtness of socio-technical design is demonstrated by the analysis of two IT systems for health care: a foundational model for electronic health care records, and an IT system organizing hospital porters' work.
The argument in favor of a knowledge-driven approach is its track record - it is the foundational method used to apply mathematics to the physical sciences.
This one kind of makes sense: The Peech Boys were a foundational disco group that included Paradise Garage DJ Larry Levan, and its records are artifacts of rave history.
The Israelites' own foundational texts chronicle them as other nations have recorded triumphs.
The foundational text of Chinese historiography is the Shiji ("Historical Records"), which was compiled by Sima Qian (c. 145 c. 86 bce).
I can hear remnants of "Pod" on recent records by Courtney Barnett, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker Deall's songwriting has long been foundational to enduring arena bands like Radiohead and the National.
