Hints of a neural tie between social and physical pain emerged, quite unexpectedly, in the late 1970s. Love may actually hurt, like hurt hurt, after all. The connection is so strong that traditional bodily painkillers seem capable of relieving our emotional wounds. Neuroimaging studies have shown that brain regions involved in processing physical pain overlap considerably with those tied to social anguish. In the past few years, psychology researchers have found a good deal of literal truth embedded in the metaphorical phrases comparing love to pain. The problem is technically known as “stress cardiomyopathy,” but the press likes to call it “broken heart syndrome,” and medical professionals don’t object to the nickname.īehavioral science is catching up with the anecdotes, too.
A few years ago a group of doctors at Johns Hopkins University reported a rare but lethal heart condition caused by acute emotional distress. Truth is you don’t have to be a sentimentalist to believe in broken hearts - being a subscriber to the New England Journal of Medicine will do. In one example from early 2012, Marjorie and James Landis of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, who’d been married for 65 years, died just 88 minutes apart. Old couples frequently make the news because they can’t physically survive without one another. At the same time, life often presents a compelling argument that the two types of pain share a common source. We agree that “love hurts,” but we don’t think it hurts the way that, say, being kicked in the shin hurts. Most of us see the connection between social and physical pain as a figurative one.
Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science.Psychological Science in the Public Interest.Current Directions in Psychological Science.It reached #1 in the Billboard club chart and became airplay staple on most influential crossover & dance stations worldwide & has been remixed by the some of the biggest names in the industry. Radioactive/Universal Records (Garbage, Live, Blondie & Talking Heads) “Gary was an amazing guy to work with, a true innovator.” Mark signed to various labels including Gary Kurfirst’s label for the U.S. One of his most memorable experiences was writing and producing with soul legend Bobby Womack “an experience I will never forget." It has received continued mainstream major radio support to-date in the Netherlands “I will always have a love for the Netherlands where it all began!”
It hit the mainstream and dance charts in the Netherlands (top 5) "DJ Marcello was the very first to play the track at the Escape club in Amsterdam" then travelled from territory to territory. Mark went solo and wrote his first hit ‘So In Love With You’, this record opened many doors, it led him into the dance world with a new stage name ‘Duke’ and to producers Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim) and Jon Pearn & Michael Gray (Full Intention) responsible for the classic remixes of 'So In Love With You'. Nor, has anyone whose witnessed this amazing singer live will tell you, does it stop there. Two singles and an album were released before One Hand One Heart fell apart. Picked up by manager Chas Chandler (bassist from The Animals) “Chas was fascinating to work with, a true music man who managed Jimi Hendrix & brought him to the UK." Years of gigging followed, and then a deal with Epic records.
#And im so in love with you tv#
“When I saw the band One Hand One Heart on local TV they blew my mind, they were tight and shiny something was going to happen for them." Hearing that the band needed a singer, Mark approached them and landed the gig. For three years the band treated the Newcastle club scene to a repertoire of 50’s classics rendered in a high-octane style mixed with their own three-chord rockers.Īfter Catch 22 ran out of juice, it was a rethink time for Mark. In his teens Mark fell in love with soul music and artists Marvin Gaye, Isaac Hayes & Sly & the Family Stone, he also let rip with a passion for the golden age of rock n’ roll - Buddy Holly, Little Richard, Gene Vincent & Eddie Cochran! Barely in his teens Mark put together his first band – a thrashing thing like Iggy and the Stooges. Singer songwriter & multi-instrumentalist Duke, real name Mark Adams was born in Newcastle upon Tyne (North East of England).
#And im so in love with you full#
Remix by Full Intention (Michael Gray & Jon Pearn)
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