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Saturday, September 11, 2010
Jack White produces new Wanda Jackson album
Wanda Jackson news RSS feedMore Wanda Jackson news, reviews, videos and tour datesTweetJack White has produced Wanda Jackson's new album 'The Party Ain't Over'.
The pair first got together in 2009 to cover Amy Winehouse's 'You Know I'm No Good', and have now recorded a further ten tracks.
Released on January 24, 'The Party Ain't Over' was recorded at White's studio in Nashville. Her band included White, his wife Karen Elson, The Dead Weather and The Raconteurs' Jack Lawrence, My Morning Jacket's Carl Broemel, The Raconteurs' Patrick Keeler, Ashley Monroe and Jackson Smith.
The tracklisting for 'The Party Ain't Over' is:
'Shakin All Over'
'Rip It Up'
'Busted'
'Rum And Coca-Cola'
'Thunder On The Mountain'
'You Know I'm No Good'
'Like A Baby'
'Nervous Breakdown'
'Dust On The Bible'
'Teach Me Tonight'
'Blue Yodel #6'
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The pair first got together in 2009 to cover Amy Winehouse's 'You Know I'm No Good', and have now recorded a further ten tracks.
Released on January 24, 'The Party Ain't Over' was recorded at White's studio in Nashville. Her band included White, his wife Karen Elson, The Dead Weather and The Raconteurs' Jack Lawrence, My Morning Jacket's Carl Broemel, The Raconteurs' Patrick Keeler, Ashley Monroe and Jackson Smith.
The tracklisting for 'The Party Ain't Over' is:
'Shakin All Over'
'Rip It Up'
'Busted'
'Rum And Coca-Cola'
'Thunder On The Mountain'
'You Know I'm No Good'
'Like A Baby'
'Nervous Breakdown'
'Dust On The Bible'
'Teach Me Tonight'
'Blue Yodel #6'
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Unrattled by the Rush: An Oral History of Pavement's New York City
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Mani accuses Peter Hook of 'living off Ian Curtis' money' as Freebass split
Joy Division news RSS feedMore Joy Division news, reviews, videos and tour datesTweetPrimal Scream bassist Mani has lambasted former Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook, accusing him of "living off Ian Curtis' blood money".
Freebass, the band the pair were in earlier this year, have also announced their split.
Mani posted a host of outbursts on his Twitter account, Twitter.com/maniscream, attacking Hook for supposedly exploiting his past glories. Hook recently performed a series of shows where he played Joy Division's 'Unknown Pleasures' album in its entirety.
"Three things visible from space, Great Wall Of China, Peter Hook's wallet stuffed with Ian Curtis' blood money, Man City's empty trophy cabinet!" he tweeted, adding: "I've actually got an ongoing career, so I don’t feel the need to exploit my past glories. I exist in the here and the now."
He also slated Freebass
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Freebass, the band the pair were in earlier this year, have also announced their split.
Mani posted a host of outbursts on his Twitter account, Twitter.com/maniscream, attacking Hook for supposedly exploiting his past glories. Hook recently performed a series of shows where he played Joy Division's 'Unknown Pleasures' album in its entirety.
"Three things visible from space, Great Wall Of China, Peter Hook's wallet stuffed with Ian Curtis' blood money, Man City's empty trophy cabinet!" he tweeted, adding: "I've actually got an ongoing career, so I don’t feel the need to exploit my past glories. I exist in the here and the now."
He also slated Freebass
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Paul McCartney's son James to release debut EP
Paul McCartney news RSS feedMore Paul McCartney news, reviews, videos and tour datesTweetPaul McCartney's son James has announced details of his debut EP.
Out on September 21, the five-track EP is called 'Available Light' and was produced by Paul McCartney. The EP includes four original songs written by James, plus a cover of Neil Young's 'Old Man'.
The songs were recorded over a two-year period in the US and at London's Abbey Road Studios.
The tracklisting of 'Available Light' is:
'Angel'
'Glisten'
'My Friend'
'Denial'
'Old Man'
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Out on September 21, the five-track EP is called 'Available Light' and was produced by Paul McCartney. The EP includes four original songs written by James, plus a cover of Neil Young's 'Old Man'.
The songs were recorded over a two-year period in the US and at London's Abbey Road Studios.
The tracklisting of 'Available Light' is:
'Angel'
'Glisten'
'My Friend'
'Denial'
'Old Man'
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Lou Reed made Susan Boyle cry over 'America's Got Talent' refusal
Lou Reed news RSS feedMore Lou Reed news, reviews, videos and tour datesTweetLou Reed has reportedly refused to let Susan Boyle sing his song 'Perfect Day' on the America's Got Talent TV show
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Sunday, September 5, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Bob Dylan's Brazilian art exhibition opens in Denmark
Bob Dylan news RSS feedMore Bob Dylan news, reviews, videos and tour datesTweetA new exhibition of Bob Dylan's visual art has opened in Denmark today (September 3).
The collection of 40 acrylic paintings was created especially for the show at the country's National Gallery in Copenhagen and many have never been seen before.
The work features images sketched on Dylan's South American tours, focusing on Brazil.
"I chose Brazil as a subject, because I have been there many times and I like the atmosphere," Dylan explained in a statement to accompany the exhibition.
The show runs until the end of January. There is no word yet whether it will tour.
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The collection of 40 acrylic paintings was created especially for the show at the country's National Gallery in Copenhagen and many have never been seen before.
The work features images sketched on Dylan's South American tours, focusing on Brazil.
"I chose Brazil as a subject, because I have been there many times and I like the atmosphere," Dylan explained in a statement to accompany the exhibition.
The show runs until the end of January. There is no word yet whether it will tour.
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