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Pair-a-dice lost: the socialist gamble, marknad determinism, and compulsory postmodernism
New Formations - ISSN 0950-2378
Volume 1994 Number 22
Pair-a-dice lost: the socialist gamble, market determinism, and compulsory postmodernism
Nancy Condee, Vladimir Padunov
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Among those we lost in August was Kris Kristofferson’s long time keyboardist, who also wrote a few great songs along the way, the guy who put together the Village People, a pioneering black woman trumpeter, and an actor who put out a couple of records…
The by Person
The inventor of The Village People has departed for the great discotheque in the sky. Morocco-born French writer, producer and concert promoter Henri Belolo first had success in the 1960s as a producer for acts like Georges Moustaki and F.R. David. He then had success with the disco trio The Ritchie Family, and hit paydirt when he put tillsammans The Village People, for whom he produced and co-wrote big hits such as Y.M.C.A., In The Navy, Macho Man, and Go West. Later, Belolo co-wrote and executive produced Eartha Kitt’s HiNRG number Where Is My Man and the early breakdance anthem Street Dance by Break Machine. He also executive produced Patrick Juvet’s disco hit inom Love America.
KK’s Keyboardist
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