Not-Pop has been a member since
September 4 2008,
has rated 183 lenses,
favorited 56, and has
created 87 lenses from scratch.
Mel Bergen
donates their royalties to Viva la Musica.
This member's top-ranked page is "Top 10 Best Love Song Duets".
My Bio
It's all about music - lyrics, my song recommendations blog, cover songs, and artist profiles. Please take a look around and let me know if there's something you'd like to see (or hear). I also have an alter ego that blogs about grammar and writing and creates environmental and cooking lenses.
Check out these great lenses...
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- The Peter Gunn Theme Song
Peter Gunn had a theme song, and it's been re-made and remixed since his television show debuted in 1958. Once it hit the airwaves, a new hit song began making its way through musical genres year after year. From the Duane Eddy smash in 1960 through... view lens -
- Old-School Rap and Hip Hop
The Beastie Boys, Run DMC, Ice T and Ice Cube, Midnight Star and Doug E Fresh: if these names make you want to start breakin' and pop-lockin', you've come to the right place. Old-School rap and hip hop took elements from funk, disco, jazz, and blues,... view lens -
- Music of the Month: Not-Pop Recommendations
I've gathered here a collection of monthly music recommendations and a few bonus articles about music. Each month, I highlight a band or music resource that deserves more attention but have not made their major breakthrough. Because there have be... view lens -
- Ella Fitzgerald Video Showcase
Ella Fitzgerald was deservedly the most well-known and well-loved jazz singer of the twentieth century. Her career spanned decades and spawned a million imitators. Few could match the power and range of Fitzgerald's distinctive voice or the joyous pe... view lens -
- Taj Mahal: True Maestro
I must confess that I've only been a fan of Taj Mahal for fifteen years. Then again, I'm not forty, yet, so that's about half of my life. I clearly remember the first time I heard him, on a local college station, singing Big-Legged Mamas are Back in... view lens
