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- Answering that question is the newly released Happy: Robbie Fulks Plays the Music of Michael Jackson (Boondoggle).
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May 28, 2010 · By Mark Guarino. May 28, 2010, 11:43 am. When Michael Jackson died last year at age 50, the published, broadcast, blogged, and Tweeted tributes rehashed the sordid details of the King of Pop’s...
Jun 1, 2010 · Answering that question is the newly released Happy: Robbie Fulks Plays the Music of Michael Jackson (Boondoggle). The 14-track album snatches the songs out from under the TMZ microscope to reveal the many dimensions of Jackson’s catalog, from playful to paranoid, and filters them through multiple styles, including country soul, bluegrass ...
Apr 9, 2024 · Robbie Fulks On Mountain Stage. December 19, 2013 • Fulks' catalog contains traditional country weepers, college rock reminiscent of The Replacements and an entire album of Michael...
In 2010, Fulks released his next album, Happy: Robbie Fulks Plays the Music of Michael Jackson, on Yep Roc Records, in which he covered some of Jackson's songs as a tribute. He had been working on the album since 2005.
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Mark Guarino's Robbie Fulks Reinterprets Michael Jackson’s Music in New Album, “Happy” is featured in Chicago Magazine's June 2010 issue, and it provides lots
Jun 6, 2023 · He has so many musical passions—such an encyclopedic grasp of pop, folk, country, and their various subgenres—that his first 11 albums (he has released upward of 16), from Country Love Songs (1996) to 2010's Happy: Robbie Fulks Plays the Music of Michael Jackson (you read that right), were stylistically all over the map.
