Отправлено: 25.10.09 00:20. Заголовок: ЛЕНТА НОВОСТЕЙ ДЖЕФФА ЛИННА - 3

Джефф поучаствовал в альбоме Регины Спектор 'Far'.


о Регине Спектор:
Родилась в 1980 году Москве. В 1989 году, во время Перестройки, вместе со своей семьей переехала в Нью-Йорк и поселилась в Бронксе. Получила классическое музыкальное образование по классу фортепиано, закончила консерваторию в штате Нью-Йорк при Purchase College, по классу композиции. Закончила еврейскую религиозную школу. Автор текстов и музыки, Регина Спектор исполняет свои песни, аккомпанируя себе на фортепиано или гитаре.
Трудно определить жанр, стиль и направление творчества Регины Спектор: его называют anti-folk, но в нем есть что-то и от панка, и от инди-рока, и от классической музыки (Регина получила классическое музыкальное образование сначала в России, а затем в Нью-Йорке, у профессора Сони Варгас). Ее сравнивают с Бьорк, с Тори Амос, с Ван Моррисоном. Но она все же совершенно оригинальна. Лирика Регины нарочито интеллигентна, с многочисленными культурными реминисценциями — Эдип, Самсон, Эзра Паунд, Пастернак, а музыка экономна и изящна, как классические японские стихи. Самое главное - то, как она умеет играть голосом.

 Отправлено: 21.05.12 21:50. Заголовок: Теперь можно уточнит..

Теперь можно уточнить какие песни спродюсировал Джефф.По данным Николя это:

01 - Analog Man
02 - Wrecking Ball
04 - Spanish Dancer
07 - One Day At A Time

А также 11 - Fishbone с делюксового издания. http://www.elodiscovery.com/all-over-the-world.html

Ну а сейчас не торопясь ,после 4 -го прослушивания можно поделиться своими впечатлениями.На мой взгляд это совместное творчество двух котов - интеллигентного английского и дикого американского,они вроде по ба..(кошкам) ходят вместе,но при этом свято охраняют и метят свою территорию.Это хорошо заметно по заглавной песне,а бросается в уши на "испанском танцоре" когда в упорядочные гармоники Джеффа совершенно неожиданно врывается Джо с громкими воплями,то есть запилами.Мне лично больше всего на альбоме понравилась 3-я песня Lucky That Way и хотя Джеффа там по спискам не значиться,но что то мне не вериться,что Джо сам в одиночку осилил бы такую аранжировку.Ну а в One Day At A Time Джо просто нет,это вообще не его песня,можно мысленно поменять вокал на Джеффа и вполне пойдет бонусом к Zoom.Так,что на мой взгляд это первый такой опыт Джеффа как продюсера,когда он решительно не захотел ограничиться улучшением творчества продюсируемого музыканта,а местами просто навязывал свои задумки,хотя может они и сами так договорились с самого начала,недаром Джо с самых первых слухах о этом альбоме начал оправдываться,мол это именно совместная работа.

Про ту часть,где Джо записывал без Джеффа и говорить как то нечего,ну кроме последнего инструментала,где пожалуй на него могут ещё и наехать поклонники одной австралийской группы.

 Отправлено: 21.05.12 23:43. Заголовок: Voldar пишет: пожал..

Voldar пишет:

цитата:

пожалуй на него могут ещё и наехать поклонники одной австралийской группы.

Это точно.

 Отправлено: 22.05.12 17:13. Заголовок: Goldenday пишет: 7-..

Goldenday пишет:

цитата:

7-я песня - вообще нечто: ощущение такое, что слушаешь нереализованный трек Дэйва Эдмундса

Дим, точно, Дэйв! Один в один!
Некоторые песни схожи все-таки с Eagles.

 Отправлено: 22.05.12 19:45. Заголовок: Sergey`M пишет: ..

Sergey`M пишет:

цитата:

Некоторые песни схожи все-таки с Eagles.

Ага, Серёг! К счастью, не все

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 09:08. Заголовок: До чего народ только..

До чего народ только не додумается...

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 12:58. Заголовок: Не ,не ценят нашего ..

Не ,не ценят нашего Джеффа,номинал могли и побольше поставить.

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 14:04. Заголовок: Ещё одно интервью с ..

Ещё одно интервью с Джо,судя по всему роль его жены оказалась решающей в привлечении Джеффа,да и вообще Джо практически нормальный отечественный алкач.

Q&A: Joe Walsh on His New LP, Eagles and James Gang Plans

The last time that Joe Walsh released a solo album, George H.W. Bush was president and Kriss Kross had the Number One album in the country. Since then, the guitarist quit drinking and reformed the Eagles, touring the world many times over and even recording a new LP with them in 2006. Although the group is hashing plans for a 40th anniversary tour, they've been taking it slow this past year, giving Walsh time to go back into the studio and cut his new disc Analog Man (out June 5th) with producer Jeff Lynne. Walsh spoke to Rolling Stone about the new LP, getting sober and what's in store for the Eagles and the James Gang.

Why did it take you 20 years to record a follow-up to your last solo album?
I just never got any momentum going to finish any solo project. None of us really have. In 1994, the Eagles decided to get back to work, and we did Hell Freezes Over. We've been around the world a couple of times, and that's been a priority for us. The other thing is that in 1994, I had to get sober. I was hitting bottom and I ran out of options, so I had to stop everything and rebuild Joe from the bottom up. I had to relearn how to do everything without vodka. That took a while. Vodka was my best friend for a while there.

For a while I just couldn't really go into the studio or around that kind of environment. Working on music when it started to get late…there were just too many triggers. I just had to learn to do it sober. But I didn't disappear. I got married three-and-a-half years ago [to Marjorie Bach, sister of Ringo Starr's wife, Barbara]. She's really the part of me that was missing. I really found a partner. She said to me, "You ought to get off your ass and put this record together." And she said, "By the way, here is Jeff Lynne's number."

Did you know Jeff well prior to this record?
Yeah. He was invaluable. I get these great ideas and I get them started, but I can never quite finish them up because I have a new idea that I have to go do. Jeff's a real closer. You can just dump it on him and he says, "Alright, here's what we're doing first." He took me in a direction I would never have gone.

The album is called Analog Man. Did you record it on analog equipment?
It was cut digitally. I'm not saying I'm some old fart who just came out of the woods, and I'm not saying analog is better. The whole analog thing is observations on what's going on, not really a judgement. I know about digital recording. We cut Long Road Out of Eden digitally, but I like vinyl. I like reading the album covers and I like side B. I like cassettes. We did the last album with recording tape and knobs. This album I did with a hard drive and a mouse.

I had to make some adjustments. We all did. There is a whole new technology, but there is also a whole new world that's virtual and that doesn't really exist. We all spend more and more time in there and we get lost. Meanwhile, our bodies sit in chairs and wait for our minds to come back. I don't know if it's working for us, or if we're working for it. I know that it ate the record business, and I know it ate radio and it ate intellectual property. I hope it doesn't eat me.

Do you find it more fulfilling to work on your own than in the Eagles?
I'm real proud of this album. The Eagles are great. Being part of a band – especially that band – is really fulfilling onstage. Don [Henley] and Glenn [Frey] come up with great stuff to play guitar to. I had a really good time doing this album, though. It was great to get my brains out onto a CD. I really think I'm back, and it's not going to be another 25 years until the next one. I really learned how to do it sober. It's opened me up a lot. I'm more confident. My lyrics aren't so abstract, and I'm not hiding behind my humor. I'm letting people in and letting them know who the real Joe is. It's a little scary, but it's a good feeling.

What's up with the James Gang?
I went back to Cleveland about a month ago and we visited. I don't think we can do a comeback tour or pretend that we can sell out 10,000-seaters. I think we do best in little clubs, like the House of Blues and stuff like that. We agreed that if we do little venues, that we can really knock your socks off as a three-piece. So that's in my bucket list.

Here's the deal…We're coming up on the 40-year anniversary of the Eagles. With that theme, the plan is to put out kind of a new show. That's for next year. In the meantime, we all have individual projects. Glenn has an album and Don's been in Nashville recording. But as soon as possible, the James Gang is going to go out and ride again. We're going to play small venues and try to do what we used to do.

Are you going to use the backup singers again? I know some fans prefer you as a three-pice with nobody else onstage.
Coming from a huge band in the Eagles and harmonies, and two keyboards and stuff, when I sat down with a drummer and bass player I said, "Whoa! Boy, do I feel naked!" On a good night, there's nothing better than a three-piece band. But on a bad night, there's nothing more horrible. So, I just had a little cushion there, so it wasn't such a shock. I think we do best as a three-piece. I agree with you in that we should go in that direction.

Is that James Gang tour going to happen before or after the next Eagles tour?
I don't know. We'll have to see how it goes next year, but if there's a window in any of this, we don't need a whole lot of preparation. We'll just pack our stuff and go do something. I think that's the way to do it. I don't think we need a big announcement and a lot of press. We were always more word of mouth, so we'll just go about it that way. It'll be more fun that way.

I've heard that the Eagles tour is going to present the songs chronologically and utilize archival videos of the band. Is that the plan?
That's the plan. We have archives all the way back, and we've been talking about doing some retrospectives, going back and looking at some stuff that wasn't a hit from Hotel California and from the early days – revisit Desperado and stuff. There's also videos and interviews from the old days. It's real loose and we want to do it real bad. We haven't started yet, and we're saving it all for next year and taking this year off just to get ready. But I think if we can get it together, it'll be really good.

I know the fans would love to see Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon back onstage, especially if you're doing long blocks of songs from the period when they were in in the band. Is that something you'd be cool with?
Oh, yeah. It would be fun.

Do you think that's possible?
Uh, at least they'll be represented video-wise. I don't have any problem with that. Maybe on some of the big shows, if we put one together for a DVD. I think it would be an important part of it if they showed up.

Hell, if the Beach Boys can put aside their differences for at tour...
Yeah! I don't know how they agreed on anything, but it's nice to see them all together.

So, you really think it's not going to be another 20-year wait for your next album?
Yeah. Like I said, I'm sober now. I'm really confident and my wife has my back. Things are good and I want to talk about it. And this is the beginning of it, I hope. I feel creative and I'm not done yet.

If I hadn't quit drinking when I did, I probably wouldn't even be here. Most of the guys that I ran with in the 1970s aren't here and I don't really get why I am, but here I am. A lot of people have reached out to me and said it was important watching me stop for them to decide to. Maybe I'm here for that.

Back in the 1980's, some people saw you as this lovable, happy drunk. It wasn't clear just how sick you were.
I was a functioning alcoholic for a while, but towards the end of it I just crashed. I crossed the line, shall we say. I spiraled downwards and it happened pretty quickly, and I just ran out of options. You know, I had a good run. I took it was far as it could go. I'm so, so glad that I quit. I've got a life that I never could have imagined back then. I didn't think I'd ever be funny again or anything. I thought all the fun was over. But I'm having a great time.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/q-a-joe-walsh-on-his-new-lp-eagles-and-james-gang-plans-20120522#ixzz1vgozTygW

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 16:26. Заголовок: Как ни почитаешь, не..

Как ни почитаешь, немало инициативы жёнам принадлежит. Оливия с правами вопрос решила и Вилбурисов переиздала, фильму дала зелёный свет, Барбара активно пластинки Роя переиздавала, у Уолша Джеффа посоветовала, а что же Камелия? Ощущение, что только по ресторанам своего таскает. Вообще кто-нибудь может повлиять на этого лохматого чёрта, чтобы он скорее альбом выпустил? Третий год уж пошёл

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 16:55. Заголовок: А вот может Камелия ..

А вот может Камелия его как раз и растолкала.

 Отправлено: 24.05.12 11:20. Заголовок: Может, ему ещё одну ..

Может, ему ещё одну жену завести? Одна будет по ресторанам таскать, а другая раскачивать в творческо-созидательном плане.

 Отправлено: 24.05.12 18:05. Заголовок: То есть,Нин,ты предл..

То есть,Нин,ты предлагаешь сделать Джеффу обрезание?

 Отправлено: 25.05.12 10:07. Заголовок: Ээээ, нет. Зачем ещё..

Ээээ, нет. Зачем ещё? А без этого никак?

 Отправлено: 25.05.12 10:16. Заголовок: Ну ты же его на мног..

Ну ты же его на многоженство толкаешь.

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 16:16. Заголовок: Зато вместо Джорджа ..

Зато вместо Джорджа Вашингтона, а он - личность незаурядная, сам знаешь.

 Отправлено: 23.05.12 16:48. Заголовок: Пара редких фото Дже..

Пара редких фото Джеффа периода 1972 года.

 Отправлено: 24.05.12 10:00. Заголовок: Ещё один пассаж Джо...

Ещё один пассаж Джо.

Analog Man: A Conversation With Joe Walsh

MR: (laughs) I love it! Let's get back to the new album Analog Man. You co-produced it with good ol' Jeff Lynne.

JW: Yeah, one of the things my wife said to me was, "I really believe in you and you should maybe get off your rear end and finish this. And by the way, here's Jeff Lynne's number." She's known him a long time and he and I never really officially met. Way, way back, ELO -- Jeff Lynne's Electric Light Orchestra -- and James Gang played some festivals together. But we never had quality time, so Jeff and I met socially, and at one point he said, "Why don't you bring your tracks over sometime and we'll have a listen." That led to some comments and ideas that he had. Gradually, we worked on some stuff and checked out some of his stuff too. It ended up that he really helped me finish it up and ended up producing. He really put his stamp on my music and took it in a direction I never would have gone, and I'm really grateful to him. He's a great friend, and he's an amazing musician.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mike-ragogna/emanalog-manem-a-conversa_b_1538116.html

 Отправлено: 05.06.12 09:31. Заголовок: Подтверждение из авт..

Подтверждение из авторитетного источника, насчет Lucky That Way.

"Welcome to cyberspace/I'm lost in a fog," 64-year-old veteran guitar slinger and part-time Eagle Joe Walsh sings on the amiably cantankerous title track to his first solo record in 20 years. I.T. issues notwithstanding, life's clearly been pretty good to Walsh: He's sober ("One Day at a Time"), loves his family ("Family") and still has good command of his guitar chops (check out "Funk 50," a reinvention of the James Gang's 1970 killer "Funk #49," complete with new, carefree lyrics). And Jeff Lynne's production on several tracks (especially the sweet, stock-taking "Lucky That Way") puts a Tom Petty-ready spin on laid-back California rock and has Walsh sounding less isolated from modern times than he thinks he is.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/analog-man-20120605#ixzz1wtilHXjg

 Отправлено: 15.06.12 21:33. Заголовок: В апрельском номере ..

В апрельском номере журнала 'From Me To You' интервью Джорджа. Немало упоминается Джефф: http://travelingwilburys.forum24.ru/?1-3-0-00000010-000-0-1-1339784308

 Отправлено: 25.06.12 21:31. Заголовок: Есть кое-какие новос..

Есть кое-какие новости и у Джеффа.Похоже пора поставить точку насчет Lucky That Way,официально в кредитах Джеффа нет,хоть тресни.Полный список с его участием:

Analog Man: Produced and mixed by Jeff Lynne
Jeff Lynne: Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Guitar
Wrecking Ball: Produced and mixed by Jeff Lynne
Jeff Lynne: Keyboard, Drums, Bass, Background vocals
Spanish Dancer: Produced and mixed by Jeff Lynne
Jeff Lynne: Drums, Bass, Background vocals
One Day At A Time: Produced, arranged and mixed by Jeff Lynne
Jeff Lynne: Drums, Bass, Guitars, Background vocals
Fishbone: Produced and mixed by Jeff Lynne
Jeff Lynne: Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Background vocals

А на Lucky That Way:

. Lucky That Way
(Joe Walsh - Tommy Lee James)
Produced by Joe Walsh
Engineered and Mixed by Bruce Sugar
Joe Walsh: Guitars, Lead Vocal
Ringo Starr: Drums
Rick Rosas: Bass
Jay Dee Maness and Greg Leisz: Pedal Steel Guitar
Bruce Sugar: Organ
Tommy Lee James: Background Vocals

 Отправлено: 25.06.12 21:38. Заголовок: Ещё похоже Джефф зап..

Ещё похоже Джефф записал соло версию DO YA для саундтрека очередного блокбастера про Дикарей,режиссером там, между прочим Оливер Стоун.