the algorithms popped this fine song by Emily Barker with Frank Turner into view . . .any excuse to revisit our Em!
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the algorithms popped this fine song by Emily Barker with Frank Turner into view . . .any excuse to revisit our Em!
/ emilybarkerhalo
New voices don’t have to sing in English hey?
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EUROPEAN DATESFri 29 Jan – Dublin (IE), 3Arena Mon 1 Feb – London (UK), The London Palladium Tue 2 Feb – Manchester (UK) – The Bridgewater Hall Fri 5 Feb – Amsterdam (NL) – Royal Theatre Carre Sat 6 Feb – Paris (FR) – Salle Pleyel Sun 7 Feb – Antwerp (BE) – Queen Elisabeth Hall Tue 9 Feb – Berlin (DE) – Tempodrom Thu 11 Feb – Copenhagen (DK) – Falkonersalen Sat 13 Feb – Stockholm (SE) – Filadelfia Convention Center Mon 15 Feb – Warsaw (PL) – COS Torwar TICKETS AVAILABLE HERETen years on, Leonard Cohen’s songs are returning to the stage in “Everybody Knows.” Sung by his son Adam Cohen, “Everybody Knows” is the first official, family-produced tribute tour since the 2017 memorial celebration at Montreal’s Bell Centre, where Lana Del Rey, Feist, Damien Rice, Courtney Love and The Lumineers gathered to honour him. Conceived and led by his son, Adam Cohen, Everybody Knows celebrates the legacy of one of the greatest songwriters of our time through performances of his most iconic songs, accompanied by a carefully curated selection of archival photographs and film footage. Following the Canadian dates, the tour continues across Europe in early 2027. The ten-show run will start in Dublin on Friday January 29, before making its way through Europe with stops in London, Amsterdam, Paris and more. The show’s visual design has been created by Montreal-based multimedia studio Moment Factory, internationally renowned for its immersive live productions for artists including Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo and Madonna. Tickets go on sale Friday November 6, 10am local. All tickets available here. |
Reggae Hit The Town

REGGAE HIT THE TOWN - THE ETHIOPIANS

1968
A whole lot of early reggae goodness
A great rhythm, memorable vocals and that unmistakable Jamaican flavour.
The Ethiopians make it all sound wonderfully effortless.
In this clip, John Berger reads Mahmoud Darwish’s moving poem ‘Mural’, which he himself translated along with Rema Hammami. The full video is almost 5 mins long and you can watch it on YouTube.There are so many beautiful lines that Darwish addresses to Death in this poem:“You’ll be the noble hunter who doesn’t kill the gazelle whilst it’s drinking”“have you time to check out my poem?”“You are defeated death, by the arts”“You are defeated by the songs of the land of two rivers”“an eternity escaped through your cracks”
“wait here while I pack my bag
01. That'll Be The Day
02. Love Has No Pride
03. Silver Threads And Golden Needles
04. Willin'
05. It Doesn't Matter Anymore
06. When Will I Be Loved
07. Crazy
08. Lo Siento Mi Vida
09. Love Is A Rose
10. Hasten Down The Wind
11. Band Intros
12. You're No Good
13. Heat Wave
14. Crowd
15. Heart Like A Wheel
16. Crowd
17. Desperado
18. Someone To Lay Down Beside Me
1976: In August 1976, Linda Ronstadt released the album Hasten Down The Wind, which became her 3rd straight million selling disc, making her the first female artist in history to accomplish that feat. The album also earned Linda her second of a record 10 Grammy Awards for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance The album was different from 1974's Heart Like A Wheel and 1975's Prisoner In Disguise in that she chose to showcase new songwriters as opposed to country rock tunes. The title track, for example was written by then up and coming songwriter Warren Zevon. One of the most famous tracks from the album, Someone To Lay Down Beside Me, was composed by the then little known Karla Bonoff. The album received huge critical acclaim, and also spent several weeks in the top 3 on the Billboard charts. Ronstadt went on tour later that year in support of the album, and this soundboard captures her a half century ago today, November 3, 1976, in Los Angeles!
Meanwhile that same year . . . .