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  • Frank Farian: Boney M founder dies aged 82

    01/23/2024 10:16:48 AM PST · by Kriggerel · 21 replies
    BBC News ^ | 23 January 2024 | BBC
    German music producer Frank Farian - founder of the disco band Boney M - has died at the age of 82, according to his family. They released a statement on Tuesday via Farian's agency saying he had passed away at his home in Miami. Boney M, which formed in 1976, had a string of hit singles including Daddy Cool, Rasputin and Rivers of Babylon. Farian also went on to found the duo Milli Vanilli, who were involved in a lip-synching controversy.
  • But is it as good as 'Spinal Tap'? Beck and Nigel Godrich discuss the music of 'Scott Pilgrim vs....

    08/10/2010 1:55:44 PM PDT · by a fool in paradise · 31 replies
    LA Times ^ | August 10, 2010 | Todd Martens
    <p>Nigel Godrich has had no problem working with what some would consider the best artists ever. The real challenge is the acts that never were.</p> <p>"It's always terrible," Godrich said of movies that contain an artificial group. Action-romance "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" has four of them.</p>
  • Fake rockers headline Montana fair

    08/13/2006 3:10:53 AM PDT · by BigSkyFreeper · 56 replies · 1,033+ views
    Seattle P-I ^ | August 12, 2006 | Associated Press
    BUTTE, Mont. -- A band that headlined a fair last weekend is accused of masquerading as the rock group Redbone, whose hits included the 1970s song "Come and Get Your Love." The band at the Butte-Silver Bow Fair performed under the name Redbone, but the real Redbone was playing in Wisconsin, said Ron Kurtz, Redbone's manager. "I've been in the business for 40 years, and I've never ran into anything this blatant," Kurtz said Thursday from his office in Burbank, Calif. He said the fair board was conned. Fair officials said they dealt with a man who identified himself as...