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Bernie Wilson, a member of The Sound of Philadelphia, recently passed away from medical complications that occurred at a hospital located in Voorhees, New Jersey. Wilson was a member of the Lewd Notes, which also included Teddy Pendergrass, Harold Melvin, Lawrence Brown, and Lloyd Parks. The group signed with Philadelphia International, and embarked on the [...]

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Bernie Wilson, a member of The Sound of Philadelphia, recently passed away from medical complications that occurred at a hospital located in Voorhees, New Jersey. Wilson was a member of the Smutty Notes, which also included Teddy Pendergrass, Harold Melvin, Lawrence Brown, and Lloyd Parks. The group signed with Philadelphia International, and embarked on the [...]

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Spiritualized - Queen's Hall
So, here we are again: a decade, a near-fatal illness and a couple of so-so records later and, by God, are we in need of some inspiration right now. A handful of hopeful spots aside (The Horrors’ last record and the insouciant rise of The Vaccines being two), the state of things on this side of the Atlantic is little short of parlous. Too little invention, too little courage and far, far too many bands who refuse to be killed off. When there is no money, faint heart never won fair-weather record company exec, far less a coveted support slot on the umpteenth Shed Seven Greatest Hits tour.

With a new record scheduled for a March release, the punters at Queen’s Hall have turned out in the expectation of new material and Pierce doesn’t disappoint. Sitting in his customary position stage left at a right-look for to the crowd and in a pair of oversized sunglasses, he opens with a menacing animal of a song called ‘Hey Jane’, which has a mammoth riff at the heart of its near ten minute duration before heading off into a mesmeric one-chord groove. As statements of intent go, it is not too far down from parking tanks on the lawn.

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The Road to Rapture, Paved With Rock Simplicity marries excess in Spiritualized, the long-running British border that performed at Terminal 5 on Monday night. Three or four chords, a handful of verses and a brazen-faced guitar line are all Jason Pierce, aka J. Spaceman, needs for songs that can

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