THIS GENIUS OF SONG: John Prine

THIS GENIUS OF SONG John Prine, American song-writer with American SongWriter. by Norman Warwick A new John Prine tribute album (see our cover picture above), Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol. 2, out released…
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TIMELESS TALE FOR A NEW GENERATION

Mr. Spielberg has paid all due reverence to the original West Side Story and yet has taken some daring moves, too. His film certainly will serve as a lasting legacy for Stephen Sondheim´s lyrics and musicality.

GRAHAM NASH framing photographs in new book

Graham’s ability to see beauty in ordinary settings is another key to the work. “Look at the composition of this microphone on this chair,” Graham says, pointing to my mediocre audio cabling work off-camera. ”I know that I could take a picture of that and show it to you, and you’d go, ‘How cool is that?!’ I see differently, and I hear differently.”

JAMES TAYLOR TALKING America Standards with American Songwriter

After Taylor took Carol King´s You´ve Got A Friend to the top of the charts he became one of the most beloved and top-selling recording artists of all time, selling more than 100 million records. Since then, he’s written his own songbook of greatness over the decades. But he’s also recorded classic songs by others, always with that soulful touch.

DECEMBER DELIGHTS AND TIMPLE TREATS

To conclude the arts offer in a year when Time seemed to stand still in fear of covid, Los Sabendos, in a setting somehow both prehistoric and futuristic brought together the ancient and modern, the past and the present, and therein offered hope for the future.
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NIGHT MUSIC FOR STEPHEN SONDHEIM

Sondheim had a tell-tale influence on a certain kind of modern songwriter, the piano-playing, storytelling singer/songwriter.

MIKE NESMITH: ON THAT TRAIN AND GONE

And part of the reason that many of those Monkees songs are pleasurable still is due to Nesmith’s insistence that he was a real musician and songwriter with standards and ambitions that had to be valued.

STUCK IN THE MIDDLE with Larry Yaskiel

He is promoting and sharing. The product has changed:, what was music is now an island and a culture and a way of life, but through the magazine Larry is promoting and sharing his love for this island, just as he was once doing for music.´

BRIGHT FROM THE GET-GO

I’m not crying the blues. I’m very happy with my past and [I’m looking forward to] what my future might be´.