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LYNN CAREY SAYLOR "WE BELONG" with BRIAN MAY [CLICK TITLE TO FOLLOW HER OR BUY HER CD @TWITTER]

those of you who, as Leonard Cohen once sang, 'don't really care for music' might be able to appreciate Ms. Saylor on a different aesthetic level...generally i don't enjoy homely female vocalists, but her vocals have let me forget her physical ... i'm stopping now... i'm laughing at myself too hard!

Lynn Carey Saylor covers the classic Pat Benatar 1984 hit, "WE BELONG" with special guest friends, legendary QUEEN guitarist Brian May
(lead/rhythm guitar and background vocals), as well as the song's co-writer, Eric Lowen, who is seen in the video singing throughout with Lynn.

Eric Lowen suffers from ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and Lynn wished to honor him and this wonderful song by cutting his and co-writer Dan Navarro's biggest hit of their songwriting career.

"We Belong" appears on Lynn's CD "You Like It Clean"

(out now!)

*which [::] highly recommends for Queenophiles and Monster Guitar Lick Lovers, as well as Country Fans (even though she's an all LA Gurl, there's a definite 'What's good about New Country-Vibe happening with her voice,' which as Martha Stewat would say, is a good thing...but most of all, she transforms what would normally be an irony-laden experiment in disposable, retro interpretation into a sincere [in a good way, not bathos-sincere--LA cool sincere] labor of love for a finely crafted song, which happened to be sung by an iconic female rocker, whom you either love to hate or who still remains a guilty pleasure, and the friend/songwriter who penned it)...

which features the song,

along with 10 other cuts

written entirely by Lynn.

For more information and purchase links

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Zaire 74: Legendary gig turned into film - BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Arts & Culture |

The legendary Rumble In The Jungle boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman took place in Kinshasa 35 years ago, and was immortalised in an equally famous documentary, as well as the Oscar-winning feature film When We Were Kings.

Although less widely known, a number of musical stars from Africa and America joined forces to stage an equally legendary concert before that match. Now that concert too has been made into a film, Soul Power.

Talking Movies' Tom Brook reports.
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