This week, we’re running a few articles that look back at the music of 1984, beginning with a sharp, well-reported piece by Ben Sisario about the way a number of ’70s rockers (ZZ Top ...
The indelible albums of 1984 were turning-point releases ... The eye-popping novelty of music videos, the dominance of major record labels and the cautious formats of radio stations still made ...
looking at 1984 - the year George Orwell predicted Big Brother, but it instead went the way of Boy George, Wham! and Duran Duran denting the Stateside consciousness, MTV, the Police breaking up ...
a good measurement of how stacked 1984 was can be found in the fact that Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy” is not one of the five best tunes of the year. ‘84 gave us a lot of soundtrack music ...
The Judds' debut features now-standards performed with soaring and tight vocal harmonies. Both mother Naomi and daughter Wynonna topped the Country Albums chart with Why Not Me, an enduring classic.