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18 de may. de 2012 · On Thursday, after news of Ms. Summer’s death, some of the last remaining denizens of the legendary New York dance clubs Studio 54, the Paradise Garage, 12 West, Flamingo and Xenon...
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20 de may. de 2023 · Access Hollywood exclusively sat down with Donna's daughters – Mimi, Brooklyn and Amanda Sudano – ahead of the film's red carpet premiere, and they shared memories of their beloved mother.
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20 de jun. de 2023 · A multi-genre artist who broke ground in electronic dance music as well as rock–not to mention as a woman, and a Black one at that–Summer was nominated for 18 Grammys, winning five of them in...
- Donna Summer’S “I Feel Love” Has Lost None of Its Edge
- The Future of American Music Is in Good Hands with The War and Treaty
- 26 Years Later, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hillis Still Ahead of Its Time
- Atlantic Records Transformed The Face of Global Culture
- The Wondrous Legacy of Stax Records Should Not Be Underestimated
- Future editions of The Gala Will Continue to Surprise and Delight
Studious music fans are well aware that “I Feel Love” — written by Donna Summerwith visionary Italian producer Giorgio Moroderand British songwriter Pete Bellotte— is a shimmering disco gem, a futuristic precursor to the entire EDM genre. What was stunning about the Gala performance of the track by singer and actress Andra Dayis how edgy and fresh ...
Formed by husband and wife Michael Trotter Jr.and Tanya Trotter, The War and Treaty were rightfully nominated for Best New Artistat the 2024 GRAMMYsearlier this year. The duo’s electrifying combination of Americana, gospel, and rock is especially effective on a live stage, and the pair delivered a memorable rendition of Charley Pride's inducted Hal...
Released in August 1998, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hillsold more than 10 million copies in the U.S. alone, and became the first hip-hop artist to win Album Of The Year at the 1999 GRAMMYs. At the Gala, Andra Day delighted the audience — including Lauryn Hill and her family — with a soulful version of hidden track “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” orig...
Celebrating 75 years of inaugural label honoree Atlantic Records in the span of a few minutes loomed like an impossible task, but the Gala producers paid tribute to the legacy label well. Beginning with a short video, the event segment highlighted the miraculous roster assembled by Ahmet Ertegunand Herb Abramson that included Ray Charles, Aretha Fr...
The home of such legendary artists as Otis Redding, The Staple Singersand Carla Thomas, Memphis-based Stax Records developed a rich, ragged sound with gospel, blues, R&B and luminous pop as its foundational pillars. Currently the subject of an HBO documentary series, "Stax: Soulsville USA," the record label defined American music during the ‘60s an...
The inaugural GRAMMY Hall of Fame Gala set a high standard for future celebrations of iconic recordings. The event proved to be fertile ground for the creation of indelible music moments, showcasing the beauty and authority of music across genres and generations. Other honored Hall of Fame inducted recordings including De La Soul’s 3 Feet High And ...
Donna Summer: un documental bucea en la “doble vida” de la diva de la música disco y cuestiona las tristes declaraciones que la acecharon hasta el día de su muerte. La película, ya disponible en HBO Max, cuenta con un extenso material de archivo que muestra el costado personal y profesional de una de las artistas definitivas del siglo pasado.
The new documentary "Love to Love You, Donna Summer" tells the story of the legendary vocalist, from her childhood to her death in 2012. Access Hollywood exc...
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Summer nació el 31 de diciembre de 1948, en Boston, Massachusetts, hija de Andrew y Mary Gaines. Se crio en el barrio de Boston de Mission Hill junto a sus otros seis hermanos. Su padre era carnicero y su madre maestra de escuela. La madre de Summer dijo que ella antes de hablar, cantaba.
