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There are some songs that have lyrics so saturating of our psyche that they seem almost innate; that have crowds raising their drinks and bellowing along to the chorus in a dive bar at 2 a.m. … well, maybe not that, at least not now.
But what if that song that seems to be playing everywhere has an uncanny resonance? What if that song is actually about you?
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A handful of pricey spec mansions and historic homes hit the market in Los Angeles County this past week.
The top five residential sales totaled $38.5 million, each between $7 million and $9.5 million. The total comes amid L.A.’s continued luxury market slowdown. The five include two new construction homes — one in the Bird Streets and another in Bel Air.
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For the last 40 years, every time Sharona Alperin introduced herself, the response is either an off-key “m-m-m-my Sharona” or “You mean like the Knack song?’ Yes, exactly — she is…
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She is one of the rare people who is internationally recognized solely by her first name, yet still maintains the anonymity most A-listers would kill for after another day dodging paparazzi. She’s the kind of pop culture phenom who has the bragging rights to being both a question in a New York Times crossword puzzle and an answer (er, question) on t…
The woman behind the 1979 hit new-wave song by The Knack has moved on to real estate, but still answers questions about the song almost daily…
It was the No. 1 song in the country for six weeks in 1979, and it certainly left an impression. “My Sharona” by The Knack was an ode to a raven-haired teenager with a wonderfully unique name, Sharona Alperin, and a great, catchy pop tune fueled by a lot of angst and longing. It also was a song that developed an incredible life of its own, living on for decades after The Knack fell apart in the early ’80s.
Whether it’s an off-putting odor, kitschy decor or questionable artwork, a good real estate agent knows how to disappear such sale-killers for potential buyers without offending the home seller….
Praised at a young age for her potential, Sharona Alperin followed the advice of veteran agents and became a Realtor. Subsequently, she has built her stellar career on in-depth knowledge of the market; sales, marketing and negotiation skills; trustworthiness; discretion and, above all…
It’s been 37 years since “My Sharona” first blasted American airwaves, but you can’t go more than a few days without hearing some incarnation of the hit song. The “Sharona” that Doug Fieger, lead singer of the Knack…
When Sharona Alperin made a songwriter’s motor run in 1979, a Billboard No. 1 hit single was born…
It was 35 years ago this week that Get the Knack was released, the debut album by the Los Angeles-based foursome that set the world on fire with a testosterone-fueled single “My Sharona.”
Over 30 years ago, a band called The Knack catapulted to stardom with its hit, “My Sharona.”
Among the friends and family who attended services for Knack lead singer Doug Fieger was Sharona Alperin, the real-life inspiration for “My Sharona.”
It’s fair to say that the vast majority of pop songs written by men are about a woman. Love songs, lust songs, breakup songs, makeup songs—it’s par for the course.
FM radio dials everywhere were turned down halfway on Valentine’s Day in honor of Doug Fieger, The Knack frontman who brought the world the unstoppable new wave hit “My Sharona,” who passed away that day of lung cancer.
Written to woo an underage girl, My Sharona, sung by Doug Fieger, who died this week, has been linked to everyone from George Bush to Girls Aloud.
It was 35 years ago this week that Get the Knack was released, the debut album by the Los Angeles-based foursome that set the world on fire with a testosterone-fueled single “My Sharona.”
FM radio dials everywhere were turned down halfway on Valentine’s Day in honor of Doug Fieger, The Knack frontman who brought the world the unstoppable new wave hit “My Sharona,” who passed away that day of lung cancer.
At the time, Alperin was several years away from gaining her Realtor’s license, and both the circumstances and the client were a bit unique. Doug Fieger, the lead singer of the rock group the Knack, was looking for a home base in Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES — It was a No. 1 hit for the Knack — and a career-maker for Sharona Alperin.
Billboard Magazine July 2015 Issue – From My Sharona to Top Producer
Sharona Alperin rocks the real estate industry.
