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Clara Ponty releases new vocal album Into The Light-a collection of twelve original compositions with tracks featuring m: Jean Luc Ponty and Nigel Kennedy Acclaimed songwriter, pianist and vocalist Clara Ponty releases Into The Light on May 7th 2012, co-produced by Stuart Bruce (Stevie Wonder, Frankie goes to Hollywood, Yes, Kate Bush) and featuring guest appearances from her father, jazz violin ...

Last week , Trevor Horn and Steve Lipson explained how to get the best from a singer. This week, they turn their attention to conjuring the perfect cut from the instrumentalists When the legendary producer Trevor Horn first saw Frankie Goes to Hollywood on the 80s TV show The Tube he was intrigued, though, he says, he did think their performance was very sexist. After hearing them again, doing a ...

Perhaps the Sens owner is just a big Frankie Goes To Hollywood fan. That and more in the Morning Skate.

As you may have read, we've been going through a few changes here in the SPIN offices. We're 26 years past our humble beginnings as an enigmatic little gazette that could handle two Frankie Goes to Hollywood essays in one issue; and we realize that your relationship with music writing has probably changed a little bit too. What follows is honestly the best we can do until we're able to run our ...

Did you hear that sound on Saturday night? It was the dull thud as British culture slumped into clinical depression. The TV presenter Alex Jones performed a tango on Strictly Come Dancing to "Relax" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. The song's principle theme is sodomy. There were few traces of it on the primetime show. Instead, in all the "glamour" we saw the once-banned anthem of sexual subversion ...

Did you hear that sound on Saturday night? It was the dull thud as British culture slumped into clinical depression. The TV presenter Alex Jones performed a tango on Strictly Come Dancing to "Relax" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. The song's principle theme is sodomy. There were few traces of it on the primetime show. Instead, in all the "glamour", we saw the once-banned anthem of sexual ...

You think you remember Liverpool in the Eighties? All that heroin-fuelled criminality and massive unemployment, Militant Tendency and Derek "Degsy" Hatton, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and the bubble perms that inspired Harry Enfield's The Scousers?

Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "Welcome to the Pleasuredome" plays Alan Carr on to the stage tonight, the opening night of his first tour for four years. However, the fanfare proves to be in vain, with the bespectacled comic laying on a ride with lulls and peaks mostly too shallow to either thrill or bitterly disappoint.

If you'd asked me six years ago, when we first started Stuck in the '80s, if we'd be doing a show on Frankie Goes to Hollywood soon, I'd have said "any second now!" Such was my connection to the band in the mid-'80s. And yet, here we are, 245 episodes into the '80s and no Frankie. Why is that? Maybe because Frankie is a moving target, always hinting at a reunion and then picking up the pieces ...

Next week's Rock Band DLC delivers metal from P.O.D. and two of the majors from the '80s UK synth-pop scene. Always remember: Frankie says, "Relax." Continue reading Rock Band Weekly: Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Erasure, P.O.D. Rock Band Weekly: Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Erasure, P.O.D. originally appeared on Joystiq on Fri, 08 Jul 2011 12:55:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds ...

Cambridge, Mass. - Harmonix today announced that singles from P.O.D., Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Erasure will be available beginning July 12th in theRock Band 3 Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation 3 computer entertai...