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William Patrick "Billy" Corgan, Jr. (born March 17, 1967 in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, U.S.A.) is an American vocalist, lead guitarist, and songwriter best known for his work in the alternative rock band The Smashing Pumpkins. In the 1990s The Smashing Pumpkins was one of alternative's biggest acts, known for their complex, layered style, and Corgan's distinctive vocals. The Pumpkins had a dense and layered guitar-heavy sound with elements of gothic rock, heavy metal, power pop, and psychedelic rock with shoegazer-style production.//As a result of a series of autobiographical journal entries (made available on Corgan's official website), much has been revealed about his childhood. Corgan is the eldest son of William Corgan Sr. and Martha Louise Maes Corgan Lutz. He has a younger half brother, Jesse, who is physically disabled (The Smashing Pumpkins' song "Spaceboy" was written for him) and another younger brother, Ricky, who is a painter. Corgan's parents divorced at an early age, and his father remarried soon after. His early years were spent with his grandparents, but most of his childhood was spent living with his father and stepmother in Glendale Heights, Illinois. During this time, Corgan alleges he was subject to much physical and emotional abuse by his stepmother. His father was a professional musician who would smoke large amounts of marijuana throughout the course of a single day.It seems as though Corgan was deeply emotionally troubled for the greater portion of his childhood, mainly due to family abuse. His online entries, or "confessions" as he chooses to call them, portray himself as a boy yearning for the recognition and approval of his father, and escape from his stepmother.Martha Lutz, Corgan's birth mother, had also been suffering from mental illness. She was eventually committed to a mental institution for a brief period of time. Other anecdotes Corgan shares through his online journals include learning of a mysterious half-brother, wandering around the Chicagoland area as an aimless teenager, and a detailed account of his courtship with his first wife
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Listen to an Unreleased Billy Corgan/Sky Saxon Song, "Choose to Choose Love"
In a recent blog post , Corgan had this to say about Saxon: "Sky lived everyday with the concept of LOVE as his guide, and he walked the talk. He was a spiritual warrior who would tell me that Yahowa knew the beauty of our hearts, and that musicians were the living prophets of the world."
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Performance Rights Act would alter radio landscape
Performance Rights Act would alter landscape of commercial radio Radio stations call it a performance tax, and the music industry has dubbed it a royalty fee. But both refer to the same initiative that has been gaining momentum in Congress -- and making broadcasters nervous.
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Radio stations step up battle against Performance Rights Act
For more than 80 years, commercial stations have aired songs without paying royalties to musicians, but a bill making its way through Congress would change that. Broadcasters call the Performance Rights Act a tax. To the music industry, it's more like a royalty fee. But the legislation, which is gaining momentum in both the House and the Senate, is making radio stations nervous.
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Black Francis makes Grand re-entrance to music scene
You can call him Black Francis. You can call him Frank Black. Or, you can call him by his birth name, Charles Thompson. The enigmatic musician best known for fronting the on-again-off-again indie band, The Pixies, has changed his name more than John Cougar Mellencamp but manages to deliver the same punch, regardless of which moniker he's going by.
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