Norah Jones Is Playing Along with Don Was (Season 2 Episode 48)

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Norah Jones Is Playing Along with Don Was (Season 2 Episode 48)

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GRAMMY-winning producer, musician, and Blue Note Records President Don Was joins Norah to look back on a career that’s taken him from Was (Not Was) to working in the studio with everyone from The Rolling Stones and Bonnie Raitt to Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, The B-52s, Elton John, Wayne Shorter, and many more. They talk about staying curious through decades in the business and the hometown roots behind his latest Detroit-inspired project. Don and Norah also play songs connected to different chapters of his career. Recorded 10/21/25.

Richard Ashcroft - A Song For The Lovers

 

Richard Ashcroft - A Song For The Lovers

The video for the song 'A Song For The Lovers' from the album 'Alone With Everybody' (2000). 

FILM QUIZ: Name That Film

 

and who were these three named after with their famous Uncle (Clue and additional question!)

Artist of The Day: Jean Michel Basquiat (with added Andy)

 

why would you publish this in B & W?

Elvis Costello - Watching The Detectives (re-arranged!)

 This from our friends over at International Times! 

Here with an arrangement possible by Allen Toussaint(sic?) for it is he on piano!

International Times

Rory Gallagher - Maybe I Will [Deuce] | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/827184931278110720/rory-gallagher-maybe-i-will

The Guvnor possessed great insight and often shared his pearls of wisdom

 advice for life

True enough . . . . . 
 

Neolithic Portal!

I think most of the world (well, Merkins!?) think that Brits live in dwellings like this!?

The Neolithic portal tomb at Ballybrittas, Co. Wexford. These burial monuments typically date to c. 3800-3200 BC 

 

Rock Legends update (AUGUST ROUNDUP)

 

ROCK HISTORY, RELOADED. DISCOVER AUGUST'S ESSENTIALS.

THE BEATLES LISTEN TO DAY TRIPPER - SONGWRITING WORK TAPE THIS FASCINATING WORK TAPE CAPTURES JOHN LENNON AND PAUL MCCARTNEY DEVELOPING “WE CAN WORK IT OUT” TOGETHER AT JOHN’S HOME, KENWOOD, IN WEYBRIDGE, SURREY. ORIGINALLY INSPIRED BY AN “OLD FOLK SONG” JOHN HAD WRITTEN THE PREVIOUS MONTH, THE SESSION REVEALS THE PAIR AT THEIR MOST PLAYFUL, WITH PLENTY OF LAUGHTER AND SPONTANEOUS MOMENTS. AS JOHN LATER PUT IT, “WE WERE BLASTING” — A REFLECTION OF THE ENERGY AND VOLUME BEING CAPTURED ON TAPE. INTERESTINGLY, THE SONG’S ICONIC RIFF HAD YET TO EMERGE AT THIS STAGE. THE FINISHED VERSION WAS COMPLETED DURING AN INTENSIVE EIGHT-HOUR STUDIO SESSION, MAKING THIS RECORDING A REMARKABLE GLIMPSE INTO THE BEATLES’ SONGWRITING PROCESS — AND THE CREATIVITY, HUMOUR AND FRIENDSHIP JOHN AND PAUL BROUGHT TO THEIR WORK TOGETHER.

Simple Minds - Sweat In Bullet [Sons & Fascination] | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/827183857279352832/simple-minds-sweat-in-bullet