+ Follow BOYZONE RONAN KEATING Tag
BOYZONE RONAN KEATING
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[Title] => Flying solo
[Summary] => The two artists today have new albums out.
[DatePublished] => 2012-10-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Philip Cu-Unjieng
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[Title] => The best of LeAnn Rimes
[Summary] => LeAnn Rimes was a little girl with a big, big voice when she became a chart sensation about 10 years ago. Then considered the heir apparent to the legacy of country music darlings like Patsy Cline and Brenda Lee, she stunned listeners with her sure-footed rendition of old favorites like that first hit Blue and new works like How Do I Live. LeAnn was so successful that although she looked like a frumpy housewife in her 30s, she was still making one hit after another. In fact, there was even a time when she made pop music history by being no.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-03 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Baby A. Gil
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[Title] => Oldies from boy groups
[Summary] => Aside from the defunct Boyzone, no other boy group in recent pop music history is more closely associated with old songs than Westlife. Their first international hit was Terry Jack’s Season in the Sun from the early ’70s. Soon after it came the practice of including at least one or two oldies in Westlife’s subsequent albums. In fact, the group’s latest single in the local hit charts is the Barbara Streisand classic Evergreen from their World of our Own album.
[DatePublished] => 2002-07-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Baby A. Gil
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[Title] => Oldies from boy groups
[Summary] => Aside from the defunct Boyzone, no other boy group in recent pop music history is more closely associated with old songs than Westlife. Their first international hit was Terry Jack’s Season in the Sun from the early ’70s. Soon after it came the practice of including at least one or two oldies in Westlife’s subsequent albums. In fact, the group’s latest single in the local hit charts is the Barbara Streisand classic Evergreen from their World of our Own album.
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[Title] => Westlife Revives "Seasons in the Sun"
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It is certainly the most played song in the airlanes these days. Given its
hugely infectious hook, it is also the one that invariably invites sing-alongs.
Ironically, this is despite the fact that the song is actually a very sad one
about dying.
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