Posts tagged with "WILLIE NELSON"
FOCAL POINTS
SHELBY LYNNE — Pasadena, Calif., 2000
FOCAL POINTS
Photographer James Minchin III illuminates the spirit of rock ’n’ roll
“The images I like most are those where I’m able to just get out of the way,” says photographer James Minchin III. “I prefer to document what’s actually happening rather than trying to create something.” That unerring eye for capturing a revealing moment has earned the trust and admiration of a diverse array...
DEFINING MOMENTS
DEFINING MOMENTS
Photographer Danny Clinch captures the essence of music’s finest
Danny Clinch’s unforgettable images have graced countless publications and album covers from Johnny Cash and Gregg Allman to Willie Nelson, the Fray and Bruce Springsteen (above, on a New Jersey back road in 2007). Before establishing himself as a premier lensmen, Clinch studied under the legendary Annie Leibovitz and Mary Ellen Mark. “These photographs are...
SUMMER FESTIVALS
MAY
THE BAMBOOZLE
Headliners: Bon Jovi, Foo Fighters, Blink-182, Skrillex, Brand New, the Gaslight Anthem, All American Rejects, Jimmy Eat World, Incubus, Mac Miller
Where: Asbury Park, N.J.
When: May 18-20
Website: thebamboozle.com
Promoted as the largest beach-based music festival in the U.S., the 10th annual Bamboozle offers more than 100 acts. This year the sounds will continue well into the night, as the lineup has expanded to include...
NORAH JONES
NORAH JONES
How she made the most unexpected music of her career with some help from Danger Mouse.
In June 2009, Norah Jones was somewhere not many people would expect her to be: in a small Los Angeles studio, cooking up new music with producer Brian “Danger Mouse” Burton.
Ten years ago, Jones’ diamond-selling debut, Come Away With Me, established her as a pop icon with a soft, jazzy touch. Each of her follow-up solo albums—all of which...
WILLIE NELSON & WYNTON MARSALIS FEATURING NORAH JONES
WILLIE NELSON
& WYNTON MARSALIS
FEATURING
NORAH JONES
Here We Go Again: Celebrating
the Genius of Ray Charles
[Blue Note]
As the old showbiz saying goes, you can’t go wrong with good material. So with the timeless songbook of Ray Charles as a source, this live collaboration of three luminaries of jazz, pop and country is a thrill. Cut live at Lincoln Center in February 2009, the set kicks off with a spirited take on “Hallelujah I Love Her...



