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ARTICLES RELATED TO Hot Chocolate | | | |  Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - Hot Chocolate - BiographyHot Chocolate was a British band of the 1960s, and 1970s, and 1980s formed by Errol Brown (a Briton who was born in Jamaica). They were originally named 'The Hot Chocolate Band' by Mavis Smith, who worked for the Apple Corps press office. This was quickly shortened to just Hot Chocolate.
Errol started their recording career making a reggae version of John Lennon's "Give Peace A Chance", but he was told he needed permission. Much to Errol's surprise, he was contacted by Apple Records, and discovered that John Le ...
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - 1977 in music - Events In this year, the St. Magnus Festival was founded in Orkney by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.
Perhaps most important is the release of several pivotal albums in the development of punk music. Widely-acknowledged as masterpieces and among the earliest first full-length purely punk albums, the Ramones' Rocket to Russia, the Jam's In the City, Iggy Pop's Lust for Life, the debut by the Clash, The Clash, Richard Hell & the Voidoids' Blank Generation, Elvis Costello's My Aim Is True, the Sex Pistols ...
See also:1977 in music, 1977 in music - Events, 1977 in music - Albums released, 1977 in music - Chronological Table of US and UK Number One Hit Singles, 1977 in music - Other significant singles and major hits, 1977 in music - Published popular music, 1977 in music - Classical music, 1977 in music - Opera, 1977 in music - Musical theatre, 1977 in music - Musical films, 1977 in music - Births, 1977 in music - Deaths, 1977 in music - Awards, 1977 in music - Grammy Awards, 1977 in music - Country Music Association Awards, 1977 in music - Eurovision Song Contest Read more here: » 1977 in music: Encyclopedia II - 1977 in music - Events |
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - Apple Records - Releases on the Apple label The first LP release from Apple Records (also the first "solo" album by a Beatle) was George Harrison's Wonderwall Music, his soundtrack recordings for the movie Wonderwall, on November 1, 1968. Shortly afterward came the Two Virgins album by John Lennon and Yoko Ono, released on November 11. (Both EMI and Capitol Records refused distribution, because John and Yoko were shown naked on the cover; the album was licensed to Track Records in the UK and Tetragrammaton Records in the US.) Two Virgins was closely followe ...
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - 1976 in music - Events
1976 in music - January-February.
January 7 - Kenneth Moss, a former record company executive, is sentenced to 120 days in the Los Angeles County Jail and four years probation for involuntary manslaughter in the 1974 drug induced death of Average White Band drummer Robbie McIntosh.
January 13 - A trial begins for seven Brunswick Records and Dakar Records employees. The record company employees are charged with stealing more than $184,000 in royalties from artists.
February 15 - Bette Midle ...
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - The Sisters of Mercy - History
The Sisters of Mercy - Foundation 1980.
The band was formed in Leeds, England in 1980 by F-club regulars Gary Marx and Andrew Eldritch to satisfy their intent to hear themselves on the radio; somewhere in the process band t-shirts were made and a single, "Damage Done/Watch/Home of the Hit-men", was recorded and released.
The name was influenced by Robert Altman's film McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971), which featured the Leonard Cohen song of the same name ("because The Captains of Industry weren't as funny"), and was supposed to reflect the ambiguity of a rock'n ...
See also:The Sisters of Mercy, The Sisters of Mercy - History, The Sisters of Mercy - Foundation 1980, The Sisters of Mercy - Early years 1981-1983, The Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always era 1984-1985, The Sisters of Mercy - The split 1985-1986, The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland era 1987-1989, The Sisters of Mercy - Vision Thing era 1990-1993, The Sisters of Mercy - Late years 1996-, The Sisters of Mercy - Members, The Sisters of Mercy - Discography, The Sisters of Mercy - Albums, The Sisters of Mercy - Singles Read more here: » The Sisters of Mercy: Encyclopedia II - The Sisters of Mercy - History |
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - 1983 in music - Events The most long-term influential release of 1983 is probably Head over Heels by the Cocteau Twins, which sold poorly upon its initial release. In the ensuing years, the album's eclectic assortment of alternative rock, New Wave and synth pop influences became a cornerstone of later alternative rock groups, most especially in the United Kingdom, where the Cocteau Twins' mix of airy textures and breathless vocals (dream pop) mutated into genres like twee pop, space rock and shoegazing, and eventually hit mainstream success with ...
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - 1975 in music - Chronological Table of US and UK Number One Hit Singles
"Mandy" - Barry Manilow (1)
"Please Mr Postman" - Carpenters (1)
"Laughter In The Rain" - Neil Sedaka (1)
"Fire" - Ohio Players (1)
"You're No Good" - Linda Ronstadt (1)
"Pick Up The Pieces" - Average White Band (1)
"Best Of My Love" - The Eagles (1)
"Have You Never Been Mellow" - Olivia Newton-John (1)
"Black Water" - Doobie Brothers (1)
"My Eyes Adored You" - Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons (1)
"Lady Marmalade" - LaBelle (1)
"Lovin' You" - Minnie Riperton (1)
See also: 1975 in music, 1975 in music - Events, 1975 in music - Unknown dates, 1975 in music - Albums released, 1975 in music - Chronological Table of US and UK Number One Hit Singles, 1975 in music - Other significant singles, 1975 in music - Published popular music, 1975 in music - Classical music, 1975 in music - Opera, 1975 in music - Musical theatre, 1975 in music - Musical films, 1975 in music - Births, 1975 in music - Deaths, 1975 in music - Awards, 1975 in music - Grammy Awards, 1975 in music - Country Music Association Awards, 1975 in music - Eurovision Song Contest Read more here: » 1975 in music: Encyclopedia II - 1975 in music - Chronological Table of US and UK Number One Hit Singles |
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - Hot chocolate - History The first users of cacao were most likely the Olmecs, a Native American people of Mesoamerica and the oldest civilization of The Americas (1500-400 BC). Later, the Maya civilization consumed cacao-based drinks made with beans from their plantations in the Chontalpa region of present-day Tabasco, Mexico. They created a drink which in Nahuatl was called "xocolatl" (xococ, bitter + atl, water), the "x" being an archaic Spanish phoneme with a similar pronunciation as the modern English "sh". This drink was made from roasted cocoa beans, water, and a little spice. ...
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - Paul Kelly musician - Life and career He was raised in the South Australian capital, Adelaide, the sixth of nine children, in a family with an Irish Catholic heritage.
Kelly's career can be broken into three distinct periods: first as Paul Kelly & The Dots; then as Paul Kelly & The Coloured Girls, later known as Paul Kelly & the Messengers; and lastly as Paul Kelly the solo artist (a period that also included his involvement with side-projects Professor Ratbaggy, a more groove-oriented and less song-based ensemble and with ...
See also:Paul Kelly musician, Paul Kelly musician - Life and career, Paul Kelly musician - With the Coloured Girls aka Messengers, Paul Kelly musician - Solo and collaboration, Paul Kelly musician - Discography, Paul Kelly musician - Albums, Paul Kelly musician - Singles Read more here: » Paul Kelly musician: Encyclopedia II - Paul Kelly musician - Life and career |
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| | | | Hot Chocolate: Encyclopedia II - EMI - History The Electric and Musical Industries Ltd formed in March 1931 from a merger of the UK Columbia Graphophone Company and the Gramophone Company. In 1955, to replace the loss of its long-established licensing arrangements with RCA Victor and Columbia Records, EMI entered the American market by acquiring 96% of the stock of Capitol Records.
The company established subsidiary operations in a number of other countries in the British Commonwealth, including India, Australia and New Zealand. EMI's Australian and New Zealand subsidiaries ...
See also:EMI, EMI - History, EMI - Legal issues, EMI - Labels under the EMI banner, EMI - Musicians signed or previously signed to EMI, EMI - Popular, EMI - Classical Read more here: » EMI: Encyclopedia II - EMI - History |
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