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Norah Jones - Running Hotney 5 Streams • 3 years ago

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Produced & Recorded by Leon Michels
Mixed by Jens Jungkurth
Bass, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Piano and Vocals : Norah Jones
Baritone Saxophone, Drums & Tambourine: Leon Michels
A&R: Rachel Jones
A&R Admin: Nikki Young
A&R Admin: Steve Cook
Assistant Recording Engineer: Lucas Carpenter
Mastering Engineer: Alex DeTurk
Vinyl Mastering Engineer: Scott Hull
Vinyl Mastering Engineer: Garrett Robinson

Director: Joelle Grace Taylor
Executive Producer & Producer: Jamie Dolan
Executive Producer: Kelly Sarno
Video Commissioner: Colin Wyatt

Production Company: New Yerrk

Label: Blue Note Records / Capitol Music Group
Director Rep: Agency Arts

DP: Jon Gourlay
PD: Ilana Portney
Steadicam Operator: John Kopec
1st AC: Melanie St. Clair
Gaffer: Farhan Kamdar
Key Grip/DMX Operator: John Peters
Casting Director: Zoe Eisenberg
1st AD: Deighton McKoy
PA: Isabella Basha
Shadow Intern: Kaylin Mirel

Stylist: Mindy Saad
Stylist Assts: Selah Romero & Amanda Santos
Tailor: Tanya Seeman
MUA: Judy Chin
MUA Asst: Mandy Biseti
Hair Stylist: Mandy Lyons
Hair Stylist Asst: Mallory Pace

Editor: Natalie Hill
Colorist: Loren White

Featured Talent: Nicole Calamaras & Melena Ruiz Michels

Lyrics:
From the first time I felt the click in my heart
I keep running, oh I keep running away
Try to sleep but the aching tears me apart
I keep running, oh I keep running away
Oh am I wasting the day?
I keep running, oh I keep running away
Oh does it hurt me to stay?
I keep running, oh cus I don't wanna pay
Stars shine but start to fade in the light
Love is blind, could be wrong or it could be right
In a bind telling myself it's for you
For you…
Running and running
Running and running
Running and running hey hey hey hey
For you…
Running and running
Running and running
Running and running hey hey
In the night the devil knocks on my door
I keep running, oh I keep running away
Another life and the same thing happened before
Oh and he begs me to stay
I keep running, oh I keep running away
Oh will he take me away?
I keep running, oh cus I don't wanna pay
Stars shine but start to fade in the light
Love is blind, could be wrong or it could be right
In a bind telling myself it's for you
For you…
running and running
Running and running
Running and running hey hey hey hey
For you…
running and running
Running and running
Running and running hey hey

#NorahJones #Running

Music video by Norah Jones performing Running. Blue Note Records; © 2024 Capitol Records, LLC

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The War On Drugs: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert Hotney 5 Streams • 3 years ago

The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit — stripped-down sets, an intimate setting — just a different space.

Maia Stern | November 1, 2021
In their Tiny Desk (home) concert, The War On Drugs gather in their packed studio in Burbank, CA to let us in on the fun and intricate inner workings of their craft. After opening the show with “I Don’t Live Here Anymore,” which shares the same title as their new album, frontman Adam Granduciel introduces the band and asks if anybody has a capo. Suddenly a very thoughtfully crafted tiny desk with drumsticks for legs (and topped with a tiny lamp too!) slowly lowers down into the space, delivering said capo. Granduciel smiles, and the group continues with three more tracks from the new record: “I Don’t Wanna Wait,” “Old Skin,” and “Change.”

Although the band’s big sound is fit to fill an arena, we’re lucky to get to hear it reverberating in this cozy setting. The War On Drugs’ fifth album, released Oct. 29, presents new songs that feel familiar and true to their sound. Originally based in Philadelphia, PA, the band’s members are now spread out across the country, but they came together to jam, demo, and ultimately record this album as a kindred unit.

The new songs are about reconnection, change, and uncertainty. This line from the title track resonates with me in the context of the daily unknown the pandemic has brought: “Time surrounds me like an ocean / My memories like waves / Is life just dying in slow motion / Or getting stronger everyday.” There’s beautiful tension and a lot of joy in these classic ballads.

SET LIST
"I Don't Live Here Anymore"
"I Don't Wanna Wait"
"Old Skin"
"Change"

MUSICIANS
Adam Granduciel: vocals, guitar
Dave Hartley: bass, backing vocals
Charlie Hall: drums
Anthony LaMarca: guitar, backing vocals
Robbie Bennett: keyboards
Jon Natchez: saxaphone, keyboards

CREDITS
Video: Cody William Smith, Danny Garfield
Audio: Austin Asvanonda
Director: Cody William Smith
Editor: Danny Garfield
Audio Mixing: Austin Asvanonda
Camera Operators: Paolo Arriola and Keith Pratt
Gaffer: Christopher Oh

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Maia Stern
Video Producer: Maia Stern
Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin
Tiny Production Team: Bob Boilen, Bobby Carter, Kara Frame, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis
Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#nprmusic #tinydesk #thewarondrugs

BON JOVI KIDNAPPED MICHAEL JACKSON'S Monkey BUBBLES Hotney 5 Streams • 3 years ago

The story of the time Bon Jovi stole Michael Jackson's monkey Bubbles

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In 1987 two of the biggest musical acts in different genre’s would cross paths and almost performed together on stage.
In 1987 Bon Jovi was on tour for their third record, 1986’s Slippery When Wet. The album came out in August of 86 and nearly a year later in September, the band was booked to play seven consecutive nights at the budoken in japan from September 24 to the 30th. The arena held between 15-20K people. Slippery When Wet was a record that catapulted the band into the stratosphere going diamond in the states, selling over 12 million copies. Just for comparison, the band’s previous album sold a million copies During their tour, the bon jovi happened to be staying at the same hotel as , the king of pop Michael Jackson. Jackson was in town to play a three nights at a nearby stadium to over 135,000 fans. Jackson’s party occupied the top floor, while Bon Jovi were staying one floor below.
Bon Jovi had just finished up a tour of Australia where they had to don disguises to get away from screaming fans and the press. Unbeknownst to them at the time, Jackson had to deal with the same issues dating back to his Jackson 5 days.
Bon Jovi’s members would receive a call from Jackson’s manager during the day of September 24th asking if the band wanted to meet the king of pop, which they gladly accepted. Jon Bon Jovi would recall upon entering Jackson’s suite “The room had been ripped to shreds and redecorated,” “They put up mirrors against the wall so [Jackson] could practice his dancing, and a wooden dance floor in there. And they took over a wing of this hotel. Needless to say, spending money was not really an issue.”
Upon entering Jackson’s suite, the king of pop wasn’t there, so the band opted to sit and wait for him to show up. Jackson would finally enter all decked out in his bad tour wardrobe. Jon would recall “When he entered the room, your eyes sort of had to focus again,” ”.
The members made some small talk with Jackson who they tried to convince to come party with them, but he opted to stay in his suite, rest his voice and practice his dancing for the upcoming show. That’s how focused michael jackson was. It’s been insinuated by loudersond that at some point during the conversation the musicians talked abou playing live with each other and jackson supposedly was supposed to join bon jovi on stage at their final song of their last budokan date on September 30th
Jackson had no show that day so the timing seemed perfect. So the day of Bon Jovi’s final show came on the 30th and an hour before show time Bon Jovi’s camp got word that Jackson would not be joining the group on stage. Now this is where there’s two version of events.. There’s two versions of this story that have been told. One is based on the book Michael Jackson, Inc: The Rise, Fall and Rebirth of a Billion-Dollar Empire from June 2014).
As the band headed down to continue their party at a nearby venue, they were surprised when Jackson’s chimpanzee bubbles showed up in a limo and reportedly even danced at the party and shared a drink with the members of the band.
Bubbles would be born in 1983 in Texas at an animal research festival that bred primates to do testing on them. It’s not exactly clear how Jackson got the chimpanzee but it’s speculated he paid for him when he was eight months old.
Bon jovi would remember what happened next stating “We proceeded to get very drunk, have a bunch of water fights, knock on doors, typical classic rock star things to do in the eighties,” “And [we] blamed it all on Bubbles.”
Then there’s a slightly different story. This one is based on the 2003 book Star Man: The Right Hand Man of Rock 'n' Roll. The book was written by Bon Jovi's then head of security and rock writer paul elliott. .
Upon learning that jackson wouldn’t be making the september 30th concert the members were a little annoyed, so they concocted a plan to get back at Jackson. There would be an afterparty for the band at the Lexington Q

Filter: The Story of 'Take a Picture' Hotney 5 Streams • 3 years ago

The embarrassing story of Filter's take a picture .

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Filter ‘Take a Picture’

Prior to forming the band Filter in the early 90’s Richard Patrick would play guitar in the band Nine Inch Nails. While Trent Reznor would lead the band, Patrick would play on their debut album, appear in their early music videos and tour with the band over the course of 4 years from 1989 to 1993. After leaving Nine Inch Nails Patrick would go to form Filter and while they would have a good deal in the success in the 90’s they hit some turbulent times. Those turbulent times would inspire the band’s biggest hit ‘Take a Picture.’ Let’s explore the history of the song in today’s video. .

Living in Cleveland in the 80’s Richard Patrick become a member of the city’s music scene playing in a nu-wave band called The Act. He would soon have a chance meeting with another local musician named Trent Reznor at a music store who was playing a new wave pop act called Exotic Birds. Reznor would soon start his own band forming Nine Inch Nails and nabbed a deal with TVT Records who put out the band’s debut record Pretty Hate Machine in 1989. Patrick would join Nine Inch Nails make a brief appearance on the record on the track Sanctified and toured with the band staying with the group until 1993. Despite being part of a multiplatinum band, Patrick was dirt poor making $400 a month as a hired hand. It was at this point he had come up with a 4 song demo and left the band and soon signed his own recording contract with Atlantic owned Reprise Records taking Nine Inch Nails programmer Brian Leisgang with him.

In 1995 Filter would release their debut album Short Bus that would go platinum thanks to the single Hey Man Nice Shot. Four years would go by until the band released their follow up, 1999’s Title of Record. The long time between releases was attributed to a few factors.

Brian Leisgang left the group around 1997 after creative differences with Patrick
Drummer Matt Walker left and joined the smashing pumpkins to replace fired drummer Jimmy Chamberlin
Richard Patrick had spent a good deal of time building his own studio.

By Patrick’s own admission he wanted to always be in a band and not just have a group of hired hands. He would tell Spin ‘the only person talking to me was my girlfriend. I got so unbelievably depressed.” His first true love according to the magazine soon broke up with him. It would result in the track i’m not the only one. Touring members ,s guitarist Geno Lenardo, bassist Frank Cavanagh would take a bigger role in songwriting for the band’s second album named- Title of Record.

With Title of Record Filter didn’t want to repeat the sound of the band’s first album with frontman richard patrick telling billboard We had to goals in mind - make something for the fans and make something we are proud of. Something that shows our growth. Short-bus was a tall punk rock black record but it’s very early 20’s and juvenile sounding. ‘Title’ takes people to a new place with a ton of hills and valleys. The album would feature of course more electronic music, bombastic, acoustic and 70’s era sounding songs.

The lyrics on the group’s second album also took on a more serious tone with Patrick telling billboard “i think i took lyrics more seriously this time around as well. A lot of them are based on everyday things that happened in my life like breaking up with a girlfriend, getting angry or feeling like i’ve lost control of my life.I am the mouthpiece of this band and I’m always trying to answer the questions I have about life.

Title of Record would be another success thanks to the single Take a Picture which became Filter’s biggest hit to date peaking at number 12 on the billboard hot 100 charts. The album also produced another hit in welcome to the fold resulting in the album going platinum. Lenardo would tell billboard about the band’ s change in sound on the second album saying ‘everybody was expecting another hey man nice shot and we went in the complete opposite direction…some people probably felt alienated and they shouldn’t a good song is a good song. It doesn’t matter if we play it harder or softer or use distortion or not.

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