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5 giorni fa · Since I was really young, records were huge for me. I would look at those 45s and wonder how they were made and what made them sound so magical. …. Continue reading. Magnet Magazine. 55 years ago today, Alexander “Skip” Spence released sole album Oar. His head was spinning freely. Read and Scott McCaughey and Alejandro Escovedo in MAGNET ...
5 giorni fa · On May 19, 1969, “Columbia” label released “Oar”, the only Alexander "Skip" Spence studio album. It was recorded in December 1968, at “Columbia Studios” in Nashville, and was produced by Alexander Spence.
5 giorni fa · MAGNET Magazine (@magnetmagazine). 9 Likes. 55 years ago today, Alexander “Skip” Spence released sole album “Oar.” His head was spinning freely. Read Scott McCaughey (Minus Five, Baseball Project,...
3 giorni fa · 1946 - Skip Spence, polistrumentista e cantautore canadese († 1999) 1947 - Kathy Acker, scrittrice, poetessa e musicista statunitense († 1997) 1947 - Remo Andreoli, politico italiano; 1947 - Moses Blah, politico liberiano († 2013) 1947 - Polly Brown, cantante britannica; 1947 - Giuliano Cellini, politico italiano
3 giorni fa · Skip Spence was a soldier, a rockstar, an innovator, an addict, a cult phenomenon, and a ward of the state. The characters in his story include Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Santana, B.B. King, Neil Young and many more. Spence's story is the story of the 60s, and one that has never been told in full.
4 giorni fa · Jodi-Ann Spence - Self Introduction Hi Everyone, My name is Jodi-Ann Spence, and I am taking the Digital Literacies for Online Learning course (LiDA 101) for extra credit, fun and, career advancement. With this blog, I would like to introduce myself to new people and advance in the course all the way to completion. Creating a blog on this ...
4 giorni fa · In 1966 the band went through a major revision when Skip Spence was replaced by Spencer Dryden and Singe Anderson was replaced by the powerful Grace Slick. Their biggest sellers were "Somebody To Love" that went to number five in 1967 and "White Rabbit" that went to number eight, also in 1967.
