Blondie evolves from punk to disco rock with new acclaim
Debbie Harry leads Blondie as the band shifts from punk sound to disco rock on the parallel lines in a platinum hit era. Stars include Chris Stein and Jimmy Destri as they tour and promote Eat to the Beat while Harry discusses life, fame, and a debut film Union City.
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Blondie
Heart of Glass
New York
Central Park
Debbie Harry
T.V
Miami
Debbie
Richard and
Catherine Harry
New Jersey
Greenwich Village
Playboy
Stein
America
Miss Sweetness and Light
Jimmy Destri
Union City
Time After Time review: Wells hunts the Ripper in SF
A film review of Time After Time where H. G. Wells uses a time machine to chase Jack the Ripper from 1893 London to 1979 San Francisco. Malcolm McDowell gives a convincing 18th century voice while Mary Steenburgen aids as Dr. Watson. the reviewer praises its fantasy premise over special effects.
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Wells
London
San Francisco
Jack the Ripper
Malcolm McDowell
Mary Steenburgen
Dr. Watson
the Ripper
Davis Warner
Life of Brian sparks religious debate among critics and cast
Rabbi Abraham Hecht calls the film a crime against religion while the Catholic Church labels it morally objectionable. Monty Python members Graham Chapman Terry Jones Eric Idle John Cleese Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam created Life of Brian which is described as funny and not insulting by some supporters. George Harrison notes clerics raise hell and that the film aims at laughter at humanity, not God.
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Monty Python
Life of
Brian
Graham Chapman
Terry Jones
Eric Idle
John Cleese
Michael Palin
Terry Gillian
Rolling Stone
George Harrison
Christ
Mandy
Phyllis Smart
Doobie Brothers Fire Up Summit Show In Houston
The Doobie Brothers opened the Houston Summit show with Here To Love You and built energy through the hour ten set. Michael McDonald, Tiran Porter, Keith Knudsen, and Patrick Simmons led a seasoned performance with new members John McPhee and Jeff McCrackin blending in. Oldies like Black Water and Jesus Is Just Alright kept fans on their feet while new tunes drew cheers, guitar picks and pedal steel added variety. Pace Concerts and KILT presented the final stop of a long summer tour.
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Doobie Brothers
John McPhee
Jeff McCrackin
Take Me
Jesus Is
Pope John Paul II
Houston
Pace Concerts and
KILT
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Tiran Porter
Keith Knudsen
Patrick Simmons
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McPhee
Chris Gonzalez
Robbie Cornelius
Rod Ford
Jack Gregg
Mary Holub
Karim Massaquoi
Joy Meier
Kathy
Woodall
Jeanne Tedter
Mary Lou Nahas
the Lantern
Lee College
Lee Drive
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