Artist: The Latin Project
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Musica De Amor
Year: 2004
Tracks: 4
The Statler Brothers
Friday, 11 July 2008
The Latin Project
Artist: The Latin Project
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Musica De Amor
Year: 2004
Tracks: 4
The Statler Brothers
Radiohead Album Vinyl Reissues Coming Soon
Radiohead and Coldplay will have their previous albums reissued on vinyl next month, as part of a new series in conjunction with Capitol and EMI, billed as "From the Capitol Vaults".
Four of Radiohead's albums - 'OK Computer', 'Kid A', 'Amnesiac', 'Hail to the Thief' - will be available in August 19th, with 'Pablo Honey' and 'The Bends' to follow shortly after.
As for Coldplay, both 'Parachutes' and 'A Rush of Blood to the Head' will be given the vinyl treatment.
The reissues include remastered music pressed on high quality vinyl and housed inside artwork that replicates the original issues.
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Jack White Plays With The Last Shadow Puppets
Jack White joined The Last Shadow Puppets for a special Park Stage cameo last night.
The White Stripes man joined Alex Turner and Miles Kane for a set-closing cover of Billy Fury’s ‘Wondrous Place’.
Earlier, White had performed with The Raconteurs on the Pyramid Stage, but here he simply wandered onstage, played a solo and swiftly departed.
The Last Shadow Puppets’ set was short and acoustic, with much of their debut album’s richness lost in the sparseness of the setup.
However, White’s appearance, as well as Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders’ guest slot on ‘The Age Of The Understatement’, were undoubted highlights.
Click back to Gigwise for the latest from the final day of Glastonbury.
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Mad Men primed for Emmy win?
Something historic appears to be brewing in anticipation of the announcement of the nominees for the 60th annual Primetime Emmy Awards next Thursday. There is near-unanimous agreement that if ever cable drama series are going to get their rightful representation beyond just HBO, this is the year, what with acclaimed rookies like AMC�s Mad Men and Breaking Bad, FX�s Damages, and TNT�s Saving Grace now in the mix along with Showtime�s second-year pair Dexter and The Tudors. Not that there is necessarily any sort of tie-in between the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences and the Hollywood Foreign Press Assocation., but the latter already chose four cable shows among the six nominees for best drama at the Golden Globes in January. Moreover, one of them, Mad Men, won.
And now Mad Men creator/executive producer Matthew Weiner dares to dream of Emmy glory as well.
�It would be especially sweet because with this show I was able to do exactly what I wanted to do. And the �Mad Men� idea was hardly a natural sell. I mean, a New York ad agency in the early 1960s.
And then I was able to hire people for the cast who weren't famous. It's all worked out perfectly.�
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Dolly Parton denies Glastonbury claims
Dolly Parton's representative has denied reports that the singer is to perform a surprise slot at Glastonbury on Sunday.
The country music star was rumoured to be playing the Pyramid Stage as a last-minute addition to the lineup.
However, her spokesman dismissed the claims, saying: "Despite reports today, Dolly Parton is not appearing at this weekend's Glastonbury Festival.
"She is tonight starting the UK leg of her world tour in Glasgow, playing in Manchester tomorrow night and a second show in Glasgow on Sunday night."
> Click here to read our review of Dolly's latest album Backwoods Barbie
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The country music star was rumoured to be playing the Pyramid Stage as a last-minute addition to the lineup.
However, her spokesman dismissed the claims, saying: "Despite reports today, Dolly Parton is not appearing at this weekend's Glastonbury Festival.
"She is tonight starting the UK leg of her world tour in Glasgow, playing in Manchester tomorrow night and a second show in Glasgow on Sunday night."
> Click here to read our review of Dolly's latest album Backwoods Barbie
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Justice to produce Red Hot Chili Peppers album - Tabloid Hell
Despite Red Hot Chili Peppers announcing they are on hiatus for the next year, The Sun is reporting they are already lining up new musical collaborators.
The paper reports that that French dance duo Justice will produce the band's next album.
Justice have not produced an album by any other artist other than themselves before, but The Sun is claiming that they have been enlisted by Anthony Keidis and co to man the mixing desk for the band's tenth studio album, which will be the follow-up to 2006's 'Stadium Arcadium'.
The paper reports that that French dance duo Justice will produce the band's next album.
Justice have not produced an album by any other artist other than themselves before, but The Sun is claiming that they have been enlisted by Anthony Keidis and co to man the mixing desk for the band's tenth studio album, which will be the follow-up to 2006's 'Stadium Arcadium'.
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