All In The Family With The Hendriks
We here at Masters Radio are fans of Phil Hendriks and his music. Most recently, Phil let us know about a new song he released with his very talented wife,
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This Is Party Man
If you have to ask, then you probably don’t recognize voices easily. Mainly because all you have to do is hear this artist sing for a few secs to know
Bryan Adams Is So Happy It Hurts!
When you build a webpage for an artist, make sure you spell his name correctly. We learned this lesson lately when BRYAN contacted us to say we spelled his name
Taylor Dayne Uses Her Manners Saying Please
Leslie Wunderman has released Please. Who? Oh, Taylor DAYNE has released “Please”. Taylor was born Leslie Wunderman, later changing her name to the familiar Dayne. She began singing solo after
The London Suede Records The AARP Theme Song
No, not really. The London Suede has released “Life Is Golden” and we DON’T think it is about how old we all are. They are an English rock band formed
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Tony Bennett And Lady GAGA Get A Kick Out Of Each Other
Anthony Dominick Benedetto is giving us ANOTHER duet with Lady Ga Ga. You may know him by his more popular name, Tony Bennett. The man is 95 years old and
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Come See the Barenaked Ladies (Sing Flip)
The Barenaked Ladies are back in our lineup with “Flip” a song currently on the Top 100 chart. Originally from Canada, the band became popular in 1996 in the US
They Aren’t Heavy, They’re The Isley Brothers
We love it when a band still keeps bringing the hits. The Isley Brothers just won’t stop. This time it is with a reimagined “Friends & Family.” You may not
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John Rossall
We try not to post announcements concerning the passing of our Masters. John Rossall is an exception. While a lot of our artists support us in our mission, John was
John And Bruce, Enough Said
No diatribe. Just another new classic. John Mellencamp and Bruce Springsteen. Wasted Days