Music Career
In the late-1980s, Fox began a singing career on Jive Records, producing five albums in six years (1986–1992), and working with notable music producers such as Stock Aitken Waterman and Full Force.
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... After a brief stop in Miami, she set down in Los Angeles and began her career in earnest, playing venues all over Southern California and writing at a ... MySpace Records/DGC, who released her album in partnership with Lucky Ear Music (Meiko's own indie label) ...
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... Writing in what to the visual arts was the age of Impressionism, and what to music was the age of impressionist music, Conrad showed himself in many of his works a prose poet of the highest order for instance ... In 1898, at the start of his writing career, he had written his Scottish writer-politician friend Cunninghame Graham "What makes mankind tragic is not that they are ... tragedy begins." But in 1922, near the end of his life and career, when another Scottish friend, Richard Curle, sent Conrad proofs of two articles he had written about Conrad ...
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