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Carole King's "Tapestry: Legacy Edition"
The 1971 album is paired with a series of live recordings for a full appreciation of the groundbreaking project. Carole King's “Tapestry," which has been re-released in a deluxe CD package, is one of the biggest-selling and most honored albums of all time, but it's 37 years old, so a few words of reintroduction may be ...
Ivan Lins & Rosa Passos - Jazz at Lincoln Center
WHAT: Brazilian Festival: WHO: Ivan Lins & Trio da Paz with New York Voices WHEN: May 23-24 - 8pm WHERE: Rose Theater Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center Broadway at 60th St., New York City TICKETS: ...
'I Go Crazy' Singer Paul Davis Dies
Paul Davis, a singer and songwriter whose soft rock hit “I Go Crazy" stayed on the charts for months after its release in 1977, died Tuesday. He was 60. Davis Paul Davis' hits included “I Go Crazy," “ '65 Love Affair" and “Cool Night." Davis died of a heart attack at Rush Foundation Hospital in Meridian, ...
Capitol Records Famed Echo Chamber at Risk
Capitol says recording quality at its Hollywood building is at risk The music firm says a proposed high-rise next door would damage its unique underground echo chambers. No! No-o-o-o! No-o-o-o-o-o! That plea from Hollywood is reverberating through Los Angeles City Hall as officials try to decide whether a 16-story tower should be built next to the ...
Danny Federici, 58; Keyboardist Was an Original Member of E Street Band
Keyboardist Danny Federici, a low-profile but essential and original member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, died Thursday at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City after a three-year battle with melanoma, according to a statement released by Springsteen's publicist. He was 58. “Danny and I worked together for 40 years," Springsteen said in the ...
Thomas Humphrey, Innovative Guitar Designer, Maker
Thomas Humphrey, 59, a guitar maker whose innovative techniques helped increase the volume and projection of the instrument, died of a heart attack April 16 at his home in Gardiner, N.Y., said his wife, Martha Costa Humphrey. His best-known model, the Millennium, has a sloped face and raised fingerboard that makes it easier for musicians to ...
Al Wilson Soul Singer Had Several '70s Hits
Al Wilson, 68, a soul singer and songwriter who had a number of 1970s hits, including “Show and Tell," died of kidney failure Monday April 21st at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Fontana, said his son, Tony Wilson of Yucaipa. Wilson was born June 19, 1939, in Meridian, Miss., where he sang in the church choir ...
Joe Feeney Tenor Starred on 'Lawrence Welk'
Joe Feeney, 76, an Irish American tenor who was one of the featured performers on Lawrence Welk's television programs, died April 16 at a Carlsbad hospice, said his son Chris, a member of the L.A. Opera company. Although he never smoked, the elder Feeney was diagnosed with emphysema about a year ago. Joe FeeneyFeeney appeared on ...
Capitol Says Recording Quality at Its Hollywood Building is at Risk
The music firm says a proposed high-rise next door would damage its unique underground echo chambers. No! No-o-o-o! No-o-o-o-o-o! That plea from Hollywood is reverberating through Los Angeles City Hall as officials try to decide whether a 16-story tower should be built next to the landmark Capitol Records building. A Marina del Rey developer hopes to ...
The Vince Ector Quartet to Appear at Cecil's Jazz Club on May 16 & 17, 2008
WHEN: May 16th & 17th, 2008 Set starting @ 9 PM WHERE: Cecil's Jazz Club & Restaurant 364 Valley Road West Orange, NJ (973)736-4800 Vincent Ector hails from the musical city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he began his professional music ...
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