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“Isabel Pantoja, welcome”: Cuando el líder de The Clash produjo a los granadinos 091

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By Jaime Lorite Chinchón, Inma Flores, Michael Putland
| Icon en El País Verified
A mediados de los ochenta, The Clash no atravesaban su mejor momento. En un giro pasmoso, el líder Joe Strummer (Ankara, Turquía, 1952, fallecido en 2002 a los 50 años) y su controvertido mánager, Bernard Rhodes, prescindieron de media banda –el guitarrista Mick Jones y el baterista Topper Headon– por, presuntamente, mala conducta profesional.
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Michael Jackson, una vida en imágenes: de aquel niño adorable y genial al artista de los mil rostros y escándalos

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By Fin Costello, Michael Putland, Jim McCrary
| Icon en El País Verified
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How The Rolling Stones recorded the worst album of their career: ‘There was too much bitterness, it was the bad end of the drug-taking’

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By David Saavedra, LGI Stock, Michael Putland
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When the Rolling Stones entered Pathé Marconi Studios, outside Paris, to record their 18th album in April 1985, tension among the band members had reached a breaking point. So much so that it could be said that, at that moment, they virtually ceased to exist as a band. The British band had just released Undercover in late 1983; the album had sold less well than expected and there was no supporting tour.
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