Debbie Harry joins Dum Dum Girls at Spotify March 12, 2014 to sing Blondie’s “Dreaming.”
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Watch: Killer Trailer for James Brown Biopic, ‘Get On Up’
Trailer for upcoming James Brown biopic, “Get On Up.” Directed by Tate Taylor (“The Help”), produced by Mick Jagger, starring Chadwick Boseman.
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Video: Watch Beck Do ‘Waking Light’ & ‘Say Goodbye’ on the ‘Tonight Show’
Last night on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show Beck peformed “Waking Light” and then did “Say Goodbye” for the web.
Both are from his new album, Morning Phase.
“Waking Light”:
Beck performs ~ Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show by HumanSlinky
“Say Goodbye”:
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Watch: Check Out the Trailer for Jim Jarmusch’s Hipster Vampire Film, ‘Only Lovers Left Alive’
Jim Jarmusch’s “Only Lovers Left Alive” will be released in the U.S. on April 11, 2014.
All The Songs In “Only Lovers Left Alive”
“Funnel Of Love” – Wanda Jackson
“Harissa” – Kasbah Rockers
“Caprice No. 5 in A Minor” – Charles Yang
“Gamil” – Y.A.S.
“Can’t Hardly Stand It” – Charlie Feathers
“Trapped By A Thing Called Love” – Denise LaSalle
“Soul Dracula” – Hot Blood
“Under Skin Or By Name” – White Hills
“Red Eyes And Tears” – Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
“Little Village” – Bill Laswell
“Hal” – Yasmine Hamdan
Wanda Jackson’s “Funnel Of Love”:
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Video: Iggy Pop Joins New Order, Sings Joy Division Songs at Tibet House Benefit Concert
Last night Iggy Pop joined Bernard Sumner of New Order to perform two Joy Division songs (along with a New Order song) at the 24th annual Tibet House Benefit Concert in New York City.
Patti Smith was also there and she performed Lou Reed’s “Perfect Day.” Also performing were Phillip Glass, members of the National and Sufjan Stevens, who sang backup for The National on two songs and played piano on another.
“Perfect Day,” Patti Smith:
“Nightclubbing,” Iggy Pop:
“Love Will Tear Us Apart,” Iggy Pop & Bernard Sumner of New Order:
“Transmission,” Iggy Pop & Bernard Sumner of New Order:
“Californian Grass,” Iggy Pop & Bernard Sumner of New Order:
The National with Sufjan Stevens, “Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks”:
The National with Sufjan Stevens, “This Is The Last Time”:
The National with Sufjan Stevens, “I Need My Girl”:
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Video: Arcade Fire Cover Stevie Wonder’s ‘Uptight (Everything’s Alright)’
Last night Arcade Fire covered Stevie Wonder’s ’60s hit “Uptight (Everything’s Alright)” at The Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, MI.
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Neil Young’s PonoMusic Kickstarter Campaign Raises Over $900,000 on Day One
Neil Young’s PonoMusic Kickstarter campaign went live today and as of this evening 2,798 people had contributed over $900,000, more than $100,00 over Young’s goal of $800,000.
Way to go Neil!
There’s a promotional video below that includes testimonials from Patti Smith, Tom Petty, Dave Grohl, Emmylou Harris, Jack White, David Crosby, Rick Rubin, Mike, D., Elton John, Bruce Springsteen and many many more.
You can check PonoMusic out and get a PonoMusic player for $300 (the $200 discount players sold out fast) right here.
Or watch the video below:
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Video: Warpaint do ‘Love Is To Die’ on ‘Conan’
Last night Warpaint performed “Love Is To Die’ on “Conan.”
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Video: Patti Smith Reads Letter to Friend & One-Time Lover Robert Mapplethorpe
On March 9, 2014 at MoMa PS1, in memorial of her friend and one-time lover Robert Mapplethorpe, Patti Smith read a letter she wrote to him a few days before he died in 1989, but that he never got to read. The letter is included in her book, “Just Kids.”
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Tensions Revealed Between Iggy Pop & James Williamson
So what exactly is going on between chief Stooge Iggy Pop, and Stooges’ guitarist James Williamson?
First we learned that Williamson and the current version of the Stooges (bassist Mike Watt and drummer Toby Dammit and sax man Steve MacKay) are recording an album, Un-Licked, of officially unreleased Stooges’ songs with guest vocalists including Jello Biafra and Mark Lanegan.
OK, that sounded cool, and the partial version of “Open Up and Bleed” we heard sounds good.
And then, today, Rolling Stone runs an article in which Williamson says that for Iggy, “it’s a hard pill to swallow when someone is doing all your songs with your band and you’re not on it.”
And Iggy counters: “This statement about the ‘hard pill’ sounds kind of passive aggressive to me.:
Rolling Stone also reports: “Last week, a spokesperson for Iggy Pop told Rolling Stone that Iggy wasn’t given an opportunity to participate on the album and he only learned of it in December of 2013, after a Chicago label turned it down.”
Here’s Williamson’s full quote:” He [Iggy] gave me his blessing and wished me success. But it’s a hard pill to swallow when someone is doing all your songs with your band and you’re not on it. I think he’s cool with it so far. We’ll see how things progress…I hope he maintains his positive attitude.”
Here’s Iggy’s full quote: “I don’t have a problem with anything, I don’t oppose anything,” Iggy tells Rolling Stone in a written statement. “This statement about the ‘hard pill’ sounds kind of passive aggressive to me. The guys in the touring group have been phoning and emailing me and my rep before during and after the recordings, wondering how I felt about this. These guys are my friends and we’ve all worked together many years. I am glad someone is paying them; they are working musicians and they need to play. I want to thank all the wonderful singers on this record for covering my songs.”
Come on guys, no hard feelings, OK?
Iggy and The Stooges including James Williamson:
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