Like other SiriusXM channels devoted to the music of Elvis Presley and Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty Radio will focus on music spanning Petty's four-decade-plus recording career, touching on the central catalog of the Heartbreakers, supplemented by tracks from Petty's solo releases; his former all-star band, the Traveling Wilburys; his first band, Mudcrutch; and other side projects.
This set reviews the label's track record, touching down on early finds like Jimmy Reed ("Ain't That Lovin' You Baby"), mid-period stars like Gene Chandler ("Duke of Earl"), and more obscure artists like the Dukays, Gloria Jones, and Pee Wee Crayton.
New York's house-music scene emerged from the disco era of the late 1970s, when D.J.'s like Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan began playing and creating records that touched on disco's soulful side but with more percussion and electronics, creating an expansive, ecstatic sound that drew heavily black, Latino and gay crowds.
We recorded it for my latest album, 1619 Broadway; that recording really touched on my feelings of loss, of missing my family and wanting to be home.
Elsewhere, the record touches on greed and lust ("It all starts with the alphabet / A is for all I can get"); offers a nearly perfect distillation of disappointment ("I expected less and got even less"); and even takes a crack at theology ("I know you can do this / Now don't be a Judas").
With its swinging, syncopated hi-hat rhythms, jazzy pads, and retro-raver piano stabs, the record touches on many of the most important tropes in house music history.
One of the things that we did on this record that we haven't really done on previous records is that we touch on darker subjects.
That represented a 69percentt fall from its record high of $19,666, touched on Dec. 17.
But it might be refreshing to determine if Democrats and Republicans had a different approach to ensuring the privacy of computerized records, an issue the Supreme Court touched on last week when it barred states from selling data on drivers' licenses.
Polemics such as Guilty Men, which helped demolish Chamberlain's reputation for his foreign policy as premier, also touched on his record as minister.
The Times report also touches on his record of brushes with the law, which includes charges for serious offenses like making terroristic threats and weapons violations.
