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Fricke’s Picks: Bobby Whitlock

On my last night at this year’s SXSW, I was a guest at a very private party — a surprise sixtieth-birthday bash for Bobby Whitlock, who was, for a time, at the center of everything as a vocal-keyboards sidekick with Eric Clapton in Delaney and Bonnie and Friends, on George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass and as the Memphis-soul factor in Derek and the Dominos. By the end of that party, Whitlock, now living in Austin, was handing out presents at a piano, singing the Dominos’ “Bell Bottom Blues” and playing the famous instrumental coda to “Layla.” Whitlock and his wife, singer-saxophonist CoCo Carmel, close their fine new record, Lovers (Monney Productions), with a version of “Layla” that is part slow dance, part rave-up. But it is the combined heat of Whitlock’s rugged white-Dixie-R&B howl and Carmel’s gospel-siren vocals in new songs such as “Best Days of Our Lives” and “Ain’t No Other Baby” that take you right back to 1970, minus the nostalgia.

Published: 2008-04-11 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News, Fricke's Picks

Michelle Williams - Michelle Williams Dentist Dilemma

Michelle Williams only trusts American dentists.The former Destiny's Child star is currently living in London while starring in West End musical 'Chicago' but chooses...

Published: 2009-08-18 Provider: Contact Music

Just A Reminder [Charts]

Despite my best efforts to make 2008 200great, the truth can't be denied: We are living in a year that has not known a No. 1 song that isn't Flo Rida's "Low." When will the madness end? Please don't...

Published: 2008-02-28 Provider: Idolator Keywords: Charts,flo rida

Tidbits: Tiger, Elin may face a different marriage

The golfer and his wife are said to be back to living separate lives, but one insider insists the relationship isn’t nearing its end and believes it will survive in another form.

Published: 2010-03-02 Provider: MSNBC

Lennox calls for Israel to end Gaza strikes

Singer ANNIE LENNOX has spoken out against the Israeli bomb strikes on Gaza - calling for an end to the "slaughter and systematic murder" of Arabs living in the area.

Published: 2009-01-02 Provider: OK! Magazine

2008 Sundance Institute at BAM - "The Living End" Screening

WireImage.com photos of 2008 Sundance Institute at BAM - "The Living End" Screening Brooklyn, 06/06/2008

Published: 2008-06-06 Provider: WireImage

TELL ME ABOUT IT ®

Carolyn: How do I tell myself that taking personal space and moving out from living with my girlfriend isn't the beginning of the end? How do we keep this from being huge and heavy and hurtful, and realize that it's so we can make it work?

Published: 2007-02-02 Provider: Washington Post

New Guitar Hero: World Tour Tracks

Lacuna Coil, The Living End and more announced.

Published: 2008-09-02 Provider: AskMen.com

A little Badger lit

Despite the much ballyhooed death of the book, end of literacy and destruction of Western civilization that we are rumored to be living through, writers and publishers keep producing books that reflect Wisconsin culture, people and interests.

Published: 2010-01-23 Provider: Journal Sentinel Online

The End

The book business as we know it will not be living happily ever after. With sales stagnating, CEO heads rolling, big-name authors playing musical chairs, and Amazon looming as the new boogeyman, publishing might have to look for its future outside the corporate world.

Published: 2008-09-15 Provider: New York Magazine

Overweight nude sets art world record

A picture of an overweight woman lying naked on a couch, painted by the British artist Lucian Freud, set a record Tuesday night for the most money paid for any work by a living artist.

Published: 2008-05-14 Provider: CNN Keywords: West End (London), Rik Pike, Michael Hall, London, Leigh Bowery, Auctions, Jeff Koons, Germany, New York, Sigmund Freud, United Kingdom, Painting, Sue Tilley, Visual Arts, Christie\'s International plc, Apollo Magazine, Lucian Freud

End of the Roadhouse

The exact whereabouts are like secret knowledge, passed around by people who grew up in places like Mount Rainier, or Bladensburg -- when they were hard-living blue-collar white-complexion neighborhoods just over the city line, before they got "art districts," brew pubs and Salvadoran restaurants...

Published: 2007-11-30 Provider: Washington Post