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From Aug 1 to Aug 31, 2010
Belouis Some
Some Girls
4Now
playing
Some girls are worth
waiting for
they turn your head like a great surprise
theres no wonder , theres no wondering at all
Some girls live by
holding on
They guide your life like the tragic boss
Theres no fun in that
No fun in that at all
And when your eyes
shine they don't shine for me
Its not the other girls theres only one girl
There only some girls who do what you do to me
What you do to me
Some girls they,
they'll never change
Save their hearts for a rainy day
I don't believe in that, don't believe in that at all
Some girls make their
eyes light up
It's not the spark but the heart that fires you
I don't believe in that, don't believe in that at all
CHORUSx2
(some girls) (some girls)
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Belouis Some
August
2010
Source:
Michael Sutton
Belouis
Some was probably the least-known act on 1986's Pretty in Pink
soundtrack, an assemblage of previously unfamiliar new wave
darlings such as
the Psychedelic Furs,
Echo & the Bunnymen, and
the Smiths. However, with his
spiky hairdo and booming voice, Some was able to earn his own 15
minutes of MTV fame. Born
Neville Keighley, Some released
his first LP,
Some People, in 1985.
The title track was a club
hit. Although Some's contribution to the Pretty in Pink
soundtrack, "Round, Round," did not penetrate the mainstream, it
introduced Some to an audience outside of discotheques. Produced
by
Bernard Edwards, "Round, Round"
had enough electric guitars to seduce rock fans while maintaining
the interest of the dance crowd with its pounding groove.
"Imagination," a song from
Some People, was reissued in
1986, peaking at number 17 on the U.K. pop charts.
Both "Some People" and
"Imagination" were remixed several times. In 1987, Some recorded
his self-titled second album, but it failed to duplicate the
success of his debut. Some then disappeared from the music scene,
lost in an '80s "Where Are They Now?" file until 1993 when he
released
Living Your Life. Still devoted
to his club roots,
Living Your Life found Some
embracing techno.
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IN MEMORY OF
STEVE JORDAN
1932-2010
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*PETITION TO REINSTATE ON
FM PUBLIC RADIO PROGRAMMING*
As John Stuart Mills states: The topic of free speech
fosters
authenticity, genius, creativity, individuality, and human
flourishing.
Should it not be practiced, unchallenged opinions become mere
prejudices and dead dogmas that are inherited rather than adopted.
Therefore, it is a logical conclusion that we ask
the strong
willed to
support our petition and ask the weak willed to step aside.
For it
is
our right to expressively
endorse a right that has been
wronged by
a
Capitalist Corporation that has forcefully emerged from
underground and has seized our music in a fierce attempt to
eliminate a tradition that
was indoctrinated by our raza and has become a symbol of our
musical
heritage and pride.
Indeed organized in parallel, we ask that you sign this petition
to
regain nuestra musica orquestal and conjunto regional and place it
back
on "Public Radio."
Which is subjective of and justly defined by
the judicial system as a legally binding unexclusive entity for
the people.
Conclusively and within our precincts, if our liberty of
expression is not valued by Univision than strip this country and
our raza of the
Constitution and all that it stands for!
We thank you for your support!
DHOC
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