Rock poets turn to poetry readings in rock era
Rock poets from Mitchell to Rollins reshape verse for music. Henry Rollins headlines a two record set Neighborhood Rhythms with 105 poems read by poets and punk performers. The project, overseen by Harv Kubernik, bridges classic underground verse and 1980s rock fans.
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Rise of The Judds Boosts Traditional Country Voice
The Judds dazzle in a Top-10 rise, challenging typical female country roles. Reba McEntire's My Kind of Country returns to classic honky tonk with Ray Price and Faron Young influences. Gail Davies debuts a bold Tulsa-influenced set Where Is a Woman to Go, while Deborah Allen’s Let Me Be the First blends synths with hard country themes.
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