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By the end of Soul Mining: A Musical Life it felt like Daniel Lanois and I were friends. As if Lanois himself had read me these stories. I began listening to albums I’d never heard before as well as reinterpreting albums I was very familiar with. Now his captivating signature sound is as recognizable to me as a guitar solo by U2′s The Edge or Bob Dylan vocals.
Posted by Sam on Sunday, February 20, 2011 at 11:38 am
Filed under Books · Tagged "Oh Mercy", 'Le Noise", 2010, Barnes and Nobles, Black Dub, Bob Dylan, Bob Lanois, bono, Book, Brian Blades, Daniel Lanois, Daryl Johnson, Emmylou Harris, John Cusack, Neil Young, New York City, Soul Mining, the edge, The Neville Brothers, Trixie Whitley, u2, Willie Nelson

The spiritual presence of her sound is intoxicating, and the 50 plus people who watched Moya Brennan perform at The Winery in late March witnessed sonic beauty at its finest. Standing between two harps her music radiated throughout the venue, causing waiters and other venue employees to stop dead in their tracks. Moya’s beautiful voice [...]
Posted by Sam on Friday, April 23, 2010 at 1:05 pm
Filed under Concerts/Events, Editorials, Galleries, Reviews · Tagged 2010, April, Bill O’Reilly, Bob Dylan, bono, Charles Dolan, Clannad, Gabriel Byrne, Harps, irish, Jerry O’Connell, Kermit the frog, Liam Clancy, live, Matthew Broderick, Mick Foley, Moya Brennan, New York City, Pete Seeger, Planxty, Regis Philbin, Riverdance, Rory Gallagher, St. Patricks day, The Clancy Brothers, the edge, The Winery, Thin Lizzy, u2, Whiskey in the jar

Music of Ireland traces the origins of Irish music, and features exclusive interviews with U2′s Bono and Adam Clayton, Michael Flatley and Bill Whelan of Riverdance, Live Aid and Band Aid founder Bob Geldof of The Boomtown Rats, Sinéad O’Connor, Pete Seeger, The Chieftains’ Paddy Moloney, former Celtic Woman Órla Fallon, Black 47′s Larry Kirwan, six-time Academy Award-nominated director Jim Sheridan, the late Liam Clancy in his final U.S.
Posted by sfrank115 on Monday, March 8, 2010 at 9:48 pm
Filed under Albums, General, In The Spotlight, Movies · Tagged Bill O'Reilly, Bob Dylan, bono, Charles Dolan, Clannad, Gabriel Byrne, irish, Jerry O'Connell, Kermit the frog, Liam Clancy, Matthew Broderick, Mick Foley, Moya Brennan, Pete Seeger, Planxty, Regis Philbin, Riverdance, Rory Gallagher, St. Patricks day, The Clancy Brothers, the edge, Thin Lizzy, u2, Whiskey in the jar

Today, the charity song “We Are the World” originally written by Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson is being remade to benefit the Haiti relief efforts. Just as the original song included the biggest super stars of the time in 1985, the 2010 edition will include the biggest stars of this generation.
Posted by Sam on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at 2:59 am
Filed under General · Tagged Bob Dylan, bono, Bruce Springsteen, Cyndi Lauper, haiti, jason mraz, lady gaga, lionel richie, michael jackson, miley cyrus, quincy jones, we are the world

Julia wrote her first song at age 15 and has since authored the music and lyrics of over 100 original songs. Drawing from an endless, eclectic library of musical influences and her own colorful, if sometimes quirky, dark, life experience, her songs relate heartache, romance and sorrow, to licorice, viruses and engines.
Posted by Sam on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 at 4:45 pm
Filed under In The Spotlight · Tagged 1984, Beatles, Betty Boop, Blues, Bob Dylan, Bowery, Julia Haltigan, Motown, New York City, The Knitting Factory, Tom Waits