‘Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me’

‘Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me’
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(PG-13, 1:53) A well-sourced account of a perfect, broken dream, Drew DeNicola and Olivia Mori’s documentary captures what it is like to discover music so good it seems as if it were made just for you. That’s partly a function of the songs from the band’s commercially stillborn records in the 1970s, whose guitar licks, harmonies and enveloping moods swirl through the film as through a fan’s mind. The group’s history materializes, dabbed with Memphis detail and handled with care, through reflective interviews with admiring associates and two members, the drummer Jody Stephens and the bassist Andy Hummel (who died in 2010).

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I’m So Hurt – Her First Four Albums And More [ORIGINAL RECORDINGS REMASTERED] 2CD SET

May 4, 2014 by Shawn Dady in Sunset Blvd. Studios Blog | Comments Off

I'm So Hurt - Her First Four Albums And More [ORIGINAL RECORDINGS REMASTERED] 2CD SET

An intense, emotive singer, the diminutive Timi Yuro possessed one of the most powerful white voices of her era. This compilation anthologises the First Eighteen months of her recording career, during which she released a remarkable Seven singles and Four LPs. Includes several hit singles such as 'Hurt' (which became Timi's calling card), 'I Apologise', 'Smile', 'She Really Loves You', 'Let Me Call You Sweetheart', 'What's A Matter Baby' and 'The Love Of A Boy' plus her incredibly rare duet with