The Martyrdom of Susan Deixler: How One Woman’s “Silent Surrender” Bought Barry Manilow His Ticket to Stardom.
Introduction History is written by the victors, and in the music industry, the victors are...
Introduction History is written by the victors, and in the music industry, the victors are...
Introduction There is a specific kind of silence that exists only between a father and...
Introduction It is the cruelest irony in music history: the woman possessed of the most...
Introduction There is a dirty secret in the music industry: fame usually comes with poverty....
Introduction Forget the sequins. Forget the meticulously coiffed hair and the gentle, rumbling voice that...
Introduction Imagine the humidity of a crowded dance hall in 1960. The air is thick,...
Introduction There is a peculiar cruelty in celebrity apologies. The star confesses their sins under...
Introduction We assume perfection from icons. We imagine Barry Manilow sitting at a grand piano,...
Introduction Imagine the sheer audacity of it. The year is the early 1970s. Country music...
Introduction The year was 1971. McDonald’s was not yet the omnipotent global sovereign of calories...