"Bookends" bildet soetwas wie das Herzstück des am 20. Juni erscheinenden Albums. Die weitläufige Ballade zollt ihrem verstorbenen Freund Riley Gale Tribut, ehemals Sänger der Band Power Trip. Sie ist auch inspiriert von John Careys Buch "Eyewitness To History", einer Sammlung von über 300 historischen Augenzeugenberichten zu prägenden Ereignissen der menschlichen Geschichte. Zu Bookends erscheint ein Video von Caity Arthur. "Im Video geht es um Tod und Absolution, wie der Tod eines der wenigen sicheren Dinge im Leben ist, der große Gleichmacher, nolens volens", so Arthur. "Es untergräbt aber auch das traditionelle Narrativ vom Tod als verzweifelte Leere und porträtiert ihn mit seinem halluzinogenem Sixties-Ensemble stattdessen als euphorische Übergangserfahrung samt TV-Pop-Performance und Taschenspielertricks, während Megs Lyrics den Tod in all seinen Formen beschwören." Für "Scratch It" hat Meg Remy mit Gitarrist Dillon Watson eine Band zusammengestellt - ursprünglich für einen einmaligen Festivalaufrtitt, aufgrund der guten Chemie schließlich gleich für ein ganzes Album. Mit Watson an der Gitarre, Jack Lawrence (The Dead Weather, The Raconteurs, Loretta Lynn) am Bass, Domo Donoho am Schlagzeug und Jo Schornikow und Tina Norwood an den Keys entstand "Scratch It" innerhalb von zehn Tagen in Nashville. Zwischendurch schaute auch Mundharmonika-Legende Charlie McCoy vorbei, der bereits mit Elvis, Bob Dylan und Roy Orbinson gearbeitet hatte und seine Künste für einige Songs einbrachte. Die Authentizität der analog produzierten Songs ist unmittelbar, ein Zeugnis der Chemie zwischen allen Beteiligten, Remy klingt relaxt wie kaum je zuvor. Das Album verwebt Country, Gospel, Garage Rock, Soul, Disco und Folk, während sich Remy in den Lyrics mit Patti Smith auseinandersetzt, mit junger Liebe, Mutterschaft, Macht-Dynamiken, der Kraft von James Brown, verstorbenen Weggefährten, dem Goldrausch am Yukon - oder dem eigenen nach einer Tequila-getränkten Nacht. Dabei lässt sie wie immer auch ihren beißenden Humor spielen.
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- Drink With You
- Kiss To Forget
- Who I Do It For - Feat. Lady A
- Goodnight Into Good Morning
- That Ain't Yours
- You Don't Know What You're Missing - Feat. George Birge
- Full House
- Tastes Like You
- You Still Got It
- Say Less
- In Case You Didn't Know 2.0 - Feat. Hannah Mcfarland
2.0 is the fourth studio album by DIAMOND-selling Country artist Brett Young. Produced by Jimmy Robbins (Maren Morris, Thomas Rhett) and Dann Huff (Faith Hill, Rascal Flatts), the 11-track collection features Young’s signature Caliville style mixed with driving Classic-Country instrumentation of banjo, pedal steel and mandolin, offering a unique sonic backdrop to this new chapter.
Composer Corneliu Cezar (1937-1997) was a distinctive personality within the Romanian post 1960 avantgarde: a visionary of music, a thinker and a prophet, a richly gifted artist also active with writing, poetry, painting and astrology. Cezar was an activist rediscovering the natural resonance of sound within a different historical context and he embraced the recovery of authenticity as a reaction against the artificialized culture of serial doctrines. When, after 1975 the spectral music trend became official in Paris, with much fuss and remarkable support from musicologists, nobody knew that this trend has already been practiced by a small group of Romanian composers lead by Corneliu Cezar for ten years. The four electro-acoustic pieces on this album (privately released on CD in Romania in 2000), recorded with little means between 1967 and 1975, display the incredibly strong ideas of a truly visionary artist. Everything Corneliu Cezar has done during his short earthly life bared the shade of authenticity.
WHAT I SEE IS BEAUTIFUL, BUT I DON'T THINK IT'S ENOUGH. "I’m beyond thrilled to announce that my brand new novel, WE’LL NEVER BE FRAGILE AGAIN, is ready and waiting to enter the world. It’s my sixth novel, and a book that I’m really proud of. I feel it’s the best writing I’ve done so far and I’m excited to share it with you very soon. "And again, I’m honoured that the incredible Michael Salerno has given me his miraculous skills and created such gorgeous, beautiful artwork for the book. "It’s a strange, painful book about memory, regrets, art, friendship, desire and death." -- Thomas Moore 100 pp Original cover photography and design throughout by Michael Salerno. The dream team is back!
- A1: The Sheppards– Tragic
- A2: Ralfi Pagan– Negrona
- A3: The Dells– Oh What A Nite
- A4: Gene Chandler– Man's Temptation
- A5: Brenton Wood– Me And You
- A6: Ralph Robles– Maybe
- B1: The Temprees– Dedicated To The One I Love
- B2: Joe Bataan– I'll Be Sweeter Tommorow
- B3: The Impressions– That You Love Me
- B4: The Harvey Averne Dozen– Accept Me
- B5: The Dontells– Nothing But Nothing
- B6: The Serenaders– Two Lovers Make One Fool
- A1: After Me
- A2: All Yours
- A3: Don’t You Feel Like Heaven?
- A4: Lovers Living It Right
- A5: After You
- A6: Without Your Love
- B1: Everybody Loves You
- B2: U/Me
- B3: After Us
- B4: Backstreet
- B5: Gap Year 2008
- B6: Falling Apart Like
- A1: Careless
- A2: Takin A Ride
- A3: Trouble Boys
- A4: Hangin Downtown
- A5: Like You
- A6: Off Your Pants
- A7: Get Lost
- B1: Excuse Me
- B2: Customer
- B3: I Wanna Be Loved
- B4: Mistake
- B5: My Town
- B6: Shiftless When Idle
- C1: Oh Baby
- C2: I'm In Trouble
- C3: Johnny's Gonna Die/All By Myself
- C4: More Cigarettes
- C5: Otto
- C6: Don't Ask Why
- D1: Slow Down
- D2: Somethin To Dü
- D3: Love You Till Friday
- D4: Raised In The City
- D5: Rattlesnake
- D6: All Day And All Of The Night
- D7: I Hate Music
- D8: Shutup
- A1: Walk Quietly By
- A2: Open Road
- A3: Back Home
- A4: No-One Around
- A5: Step Back
- A6: When The Circus Comes To Town
- A7: Summer Heat
- B1: Just A Dream
- B2: The Lady Doctor From Ashington
- B3: Stealing The Night Away
- B4: Honey Don't You Understand
- B5: Born With The Blues
- B6: Morning Brings Peace Of Mind
- B7: Living In The Shadows
- A1: How About A Little Fanfare
- A2: I Think You Know
- A3: The Spark Of Life
- A4: An Elpee's Worth Of Toons
- A5: A Dream Goes On Forever
- A6: Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song, Arranged By – Todd Rundgren, Written-By – Gilbert & Sullivan
- B1: Drunken Blue Rooster
- B2: The Last Ride
- B3: Everybody's Going To Heaven / King Kong Reggae
- C1: Number 1 Lowest Common Denominator
- C2: Useless Begging
- C3: Sidewalk Cafe
- C4: Izzat Love ?
- C5: Heavy Metal Kids
- D1: In And Out The Chakras We Go (Formerly: Shaft Goes To Outer Space)
- D2: Don't You Ever Learn
- D3: Sons Of 1984
- My Blue Heaven
- I'm An Errand Boy For Rhythm
- It Could Happen To You
- Lady Be Good
- The Touch Of Your Lips
- Take My Smile
- Stray Horn
- Oh Me, Oh My, Oh Gosh
- Don't Get Around Much Anymore
- Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You
- Candy
Recorded in 1990 for the noted New York audiophile label Chesky Records, My Blue Heaven was John Pizzarelli's frst signifcant album release, heralding the arrival of a major talent and future Grammy- winning star
Supported by a dream team line- up of veteran jazz stars - including Pizzarelli's guitarplaying father, Bucky, together with trumpeter Clark Terry , bass supremo Milt Hinton, and drummer extraordinaire Connie Kay - the New Jersey- born singer and virtuoso of the seven- string guitar serves up a swinging cache of evergreen jazz standards. With the album's highlights ranging from spirited revamps of the Nat King Cole Trio's 'Candy,' and Dave Frishberg's 'Can't Take You Nowhere,' the impeccably recorded My Blue Heaven represented a signifcant step in Pizzarelli's early musical journey, helping to introduce him to a wider audience. The album is reissued on 180g One Step Pressing Vinyl LP.
- A1: Empty Hearted Town
- A2: Steady Rain
- A3: Join Me In L.a
- A4: Hasten Down The Wind
- A5: Werewolves Of London; Written-By – Leroy Marinell*, Waddy Wachtel, Warren Zevon
- A6: Tule's Blues
- A7: The French Inhaler
- B1: Going All The Way
- B2: Poor Poor Pitiful Me
- B3: Studebaker
- B4: Accidentally Like A Martyr
- B5: Carmelita
- B6: I Used To Ride So High
- B7: Stop Rainin' Lord
- B8: Back In The Highlife; Producer, Engineer – Paul Q. Kolderie, Sean Slade; Written-By
- C1: The Rosarita Beach Café
- C2: Desperados Under The Eaves
- C3: Workin' Man's Pay
- C4: Frozen Notes
- C5: Some Kind Of Rider
- C6: I Was In The House When The House Burned Down; Producer, Engineer – Paul Q. Kolderie, Sean Slade
- C7: Don't Let Us Get Sick (Solo Acoustic); Engineer – Bill Johnson (8)
- D1: Warren Speaks On Songwriting And The Early Days Of His Career
- D2: Musings On Mortality, Song Noir, Religion In His Music And The King Of Rock N' Roll
- D3: A Chat About The Producers Of "Life'll Kill Ya," The Album's Stark Sound And Other Singers Covering His Songs
- D4: His Take On Steve Winwood's Classic, The Split Personality, Images And Inspirations In His Compositions
- D5: Talk Of Tv, Movies, Acting And Performing
- A1: The Honey Drippers– Impeach The President
- A2: Eddie Bo– If It's Good To You (It's Good For You)
- A3: The Gaturs– Gatur Bait
- A4: Johnson* & The Lucky Hearts– Get It
- A5: Sonny Jones– Sissy Walk
- B1: Mary Jane Hooper– Don't Change Nothing
- B2: Herbie Thompson– Keep On Stepping
- B3: The Black Nasty*– Party On 4Th Street
- B4: Lynn Day– Bit Off More (Than I Can Chew)
- B5: Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm*– Funky Mule
- C1: Billy The Baron & His Smokin Challengers*– Communications Is Where It's At
- C2: City Council Ltd.– When You Git Through Wit It Put It Back
- C3: Bobo Mr. Soul– H.l.i.c
- C4: The Chosen Few (8)– We Are The Chosen Few
- C5: Georgianna Mccoy & The Classetts– I've Got To Space
- D1: Johnny Mae Matthews*– My Momma Didn't Lie
- D2: Glenda Dove– It's Gotta Be Something Else
- D3: City Council Ltd.– You Got It All, Ain't No More
- D4: Dennis Lee & Notables– Funky Penguin
- D5: James Black– There's A Storm In The Gulf
- A8: City Life (Country Home), Written-By – Neil Young
- A7: Feels Like A Railroad (River Of Pride) (White Line), Written-By – Neil Young
- A6: Heart Of Steel (Fu), Written-By – Frank Sampedro, Neil Young
- B5: Broken Circle (Over And Over), Written-By – Neil Young
- B4: Valley Of Hearts (Love To Burn), Written-By – Neil Young
- C3: Farmer John, Written-By – Dewey Terry, Don Harris*
- C2: Walkin' In My Place (Road Of Tears) (Mansion On The Hill), Written-By – Neil Young
- C1: To Follow One's Own Dream (Days That Used To Be), Written-By – Neil Young
- D9: A Chance On Love (Love And Only Love), Written-By – Neil Young
- A1: See No Evil; Written-By – Tom Verlaine
- A2: Jesus He Knows Me; Written-By – Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins, Tony Banks
- A3: Hanging Around; Written-By – Dave Greenfield, Hugh Cornwell
- B1: Phantom Of The Opera; Written-By – Steve Harris
- B2: We Don't Need Another Hero; Written-By – Graham Lyle, Terry Britten




















