Monday, October 05, 2020

Artists with multiple albums on our 500

 So you're not happy with our top 500 because you're favorite album didn't place high enough on the list?


Maybe you can find comfort in the fact that the artist had multiple albums on the list?

 

By the way, when ROLLING STONE did their 500 list, coverage insisted that three females made their top ten.  We haven't checked how many our list includes in the top ten or in the list.  We'll do that next week.  (Scrolling through an unpublished piece as lengthy as our 500 list is a nightmare.)  But the RS list had four women in the top ten.  Reporters rightly counted Lauryn Hill and Joni Mitchell for two.  For three?  They counted Stevie Nicks based on RUMOURS being in the top ten but, pay attention, Fleetwood Mac had two female members -- Stevie and Christine.

We'll print our 500 list after we publish it and recheck the below (again, it's a nightmare to scroll through a piece of that length -- to scroll through an unpublished draft). We'll put CSNY on the list when we can print it -- the two Byrd albums are our big question.


Fifteen albums:

The Beatles have eight albums and solo John Lennon has three, Paul McCartney has two, and George and Ringo have two each


Fourteen albums:

Diana Ross has ten albums solo and four with the Supremes (one of which is with the Supremes and the Temptations)


Eleven albums:


Joni Mitchell


Ten albums:

Prince

Stevie Nicks has six albums solo and four with Fleetwood Mac for a total of ten 


 


Eight albums:

Carly Simon 

Pretenders have seven albums and Chrissie Hynde has one solo album


Seven albums:

Bob Dylan

The Rolling Stones


Six albums:

Stevie Wonder

Sting has three solo albums on our list, one album with Shaggy and two with the Police 


Five albums:

Aretha Franklin

Heart

Cher has four solo albums and one album with Sonny

Roberta Flack


Four albums:

Alicia Keys

Rickie Lee Jones

Melanie Safka

Cass Elliot has one solo album and three with The Mamas and the Papas

George Michael has three solo albums and one with Wham!


Three albums:

Radiohead

Animal Collective 

Jimi Hendrix

 Bangles

 Laura Nyro

Blondie

Ben Harper

Tracy Chapman

Eurythmics

Sade

Janet Jackson

Tina Turner

John Mellencamp

Dionne Warwick

Jody Watley

Tori Amos

Chaka Khan

Aimee Mann has one solo album on the list and two with 'Til Tuesday

The Eagles

Rod Stewart


Two albums:

 Afghan Whigs

Joan Baez 

Mavis Staples

Donovan

Elvis Costello

Van Halen 

The Weekend

Mary J. Blige

Bobby Womack

Phil Ochs

Depeche Mode

Carole King

Cat Power

The Cowboy Junkies

Erykah Badu

U2

Van Morrison

Jackson Browne

James Brown

The Kinks

David Bowie

Herbie Hancock

The Artic Monkeys

Billy Joel

The Isely Brothers

The Replacements

Kate Bush

The 5th Dimension

Janis Joplin -- one solo and one with Big Brother and the Holding Company

Afghan Whigs

Sly &  The Family Stone

Nirvana

Kanye West

Ashford & Simpson

PJ Harvey

Sam Smith

Buffy Sainte-Marie

The Pointer Sisters

Earth, Wind & Fire

Rihanna

Dolly Parton

Jack Johnson

The Beach Boys

Bruce Springsteen

Smokey Robinson has one solo album and one with the Miracles

Jefferson Airplane

R.E.M.

TLC

Bright Eyes

The Clash

Morrissey has one solo album and one album with The Smiths

Jill Scott

Fiona Apple 

Solange

Wilco

Tweet of the week

 Ajamu Baraka Tweeted:

 
This "conversation" on white supremacy is kind of absurd. The idea that is evoked when the words white supremacy are uttered are of Klan-type, militia people - racists. So white supremacists like Biden who protect & serve the material elements of white power is given a pass.

 

 

 

 

Tweet of the week historical

 Cynthia McKinney Tweeted:

President Jimmy Carter–the US President who finished his term without war, military attack or occupation–pointed out in 2019 that the United States has been at peace for only 16 of its 242 years . . . and described the US as ‘the most warlike nation in the history of the world.’




Must read of the week

 "Save Darfur" was nothing but a war movement.  We called it out repeatedly in real time.  Ann Garrison writes about it in "Who is Rwanda’s Real Hero? Paul Kagame or Paul Rusesabagina?" (BLACK AGENDA REPORT) and it really is a must read.  We'll excerpt this section:

 

I reacted negatively to the movie in part because I didn’t see it until 2008, four years after its release and 14 years after the Rwandan Genocide. The copy I rented at that time opened not on scenes in Rwanda’s capital, but on Don Cheadle, the actor who played Rusesabagina, proselytizing the movie audience. The tragic story we were about to see, he said, was being replayed now, north of Rwanda, in Darfur, where Arab militias commanded by then Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir were committing genocide against the native African peoples of Southern Sudan, who were neither Arab nor Muslim. 

It would be hard to find a more perfect marriage of Hollywood and US foreign policy propaganda talking points. The Save Darfur movement was then in full swing, and China, the US’s competitor in Africa, was under attack for supporting the government of then Sudanese President al-Bashir.

A year earlier, “Not on Our Watch: The Mission to End Genocide in Darfur and Beyond ” had been published with Cheadle and John Prendergast credited as co-authors. Prendergast is a career intelligence professional and humanitarian war propagandist often photographed with Cheadle and other movie stars whom he persuaded to join his campaigns, most notably George Clooney, Ben Affleck, and Mia Farrow. In the 2009 “Darfur Debate ” at Columbia University, Ugandan academic and author Mahmood Mamdani aptly identified him as “a Zionist who wants to recolonize Africa.”

Students Taking Action Now: Darfur (STAND)  was formed at Georgetown University in 2004, the same year that “Hotel Rwanda” was released, and South Sudan was successfully separated from Sudan in 2011. Omar al-Bashir was finally taken down in a 2019 coup, and STAND at some point broadened its identity to become “the student-led movement to end genocide mass atrocities.” It eventually merged with Aegis Trust , the British-based NGO umbrella group that professes the same mission.

The copy of “Hotel Rwanda” that I rented this week no longer begins with Don Cheadle’s stumping for the Save Darfur movement. That’s over, and the speech has been mercifully cut. However, the Rwandan Genocide continues to be a touchstone of arguments for humanitarian intervention, aka the white man’s burden.





Video of the week: Jimmy Dore

 In last week's "Media: The Jane Fonda Horror Show," Ava and C.I. warned you about Jane Fonda's new book and let's note this part, "Despite her claims to want to end climate change, her book is filled with the same people who organized the attack on Michael Moore recently."  With that in mind, check out Jimmy Dore's interview with Max Blumenthal.


 




Presidential candidate Howie Hawkins (Green Party)

 

Howie Hawkins will participate in Free & Equal Elections' Open Presidential Debate, Oct. 8th 2020 beginning at 6pm MT. “I want to thank Free & Equal for hosting this debate because it's going to be a lot more constructive in terms of the discussion we have, it'll be a lot more respectful. You will find out about issues that need to be debated in this country, and we need to find solutions to.” Watch the debate LIVE October 8th: • https://freeandequal.org/ Debate details: • https://freeandequal.org/2020/09/five...https://www.facebook.com/events/60706... To learn more about Howie: • https://howiehawkins.us/

 

 

 

 

Presidential candidate Jo Jorgensen (Libertarian Party)

 

 Dr. Jo Jorgensen visits Bethel, Maine.

 

 

 

 

Presidential candidate Gloria La Riva (PSL candidate)

 

Open Presidential Debate participant Gloria La Riva, presidential candidate of The Party for Socialism and Liberation, invites all to tune in October 8th, 6pm MT. “The Free & Equal Election Foundation has a concept that’s essential - for truly free & equal elections; And that is for the candidates to have a real voice and access to the people of the United States.” Watch the Debate: https://www.facebook.com/freeandequal... https://youtu.be/cOWh405zYvQ Learn More About Gloria: https://www.lariva2020.org/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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