Bruce Johnston (The Beach Boys) is giving an interview to BBC1′s ‘Breakfast‘ show this wednesday morning (21 September 2011). The American Rock legend is expected to talk about how he wrote and produced recordings for Doris Day in the mid-eighties which now feature on her UK hit album ‘My Heart‘. Click here to read our ...
We feel immensely privileged to be able to bring to you now an interview with Rock legend Bruce Johnston who is a member of The Beach Boys, an accomplished producer and solo artist, as well as a GRAMMY award-winning songwriter – best known for having penned “Disney Girls” and Barry Manilow’s #1 hit “I Write ...
Doris Day’s long-awaited 29th original album ‘My Heart’ is released today in the United Kingdom courtesy of Sony Music UK. Ms. Day’s new album is available now on a fabulous new British CD which retails for around £8.99 (15USD) – a digital-download is also available within the UK for around £7.99 as well as some ...
Germany Release Date: 02 September 2011 UK Release Date: 05 September 2011 USA Release Date: 2 December 2011 [ Shop @ amazon.co.uk, amazon.de or amazon.com ] Hurry, It’s Lovely Up Here (Written by Alan Jay Lerner & Burton Lane) + Daydream (Written by John Sebastian) + Way I Dreamed It (Written by Bruce Johnston & Terry Melcher) + ...
The British division of the recording giant Sony Music has today unveiled to this site the full release details for Doris Day’s new album of original song material. The stunning new collection of songs is entitled “MY HEART” and will be released in the United Kingdom on Compact Disc format on the 5 September 2011. ...
We feel immensely privileged to be able to bring to you now an interview with Rock legend Bruce Johnston...
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The New York City photographer and graphic designer Michael Williams was the first to snap Mattel’s ‘Barbie’ doll homage to Doris...