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- News Roundup:10/6/2010
Trombonist and Bandleader Buddy Morrow died on September 27th. He was 91. Best known for leading the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra since 1977, Morrow also led his own band during the ’50s and scored a hit with his cover of “Night Train.” A longtime studio musician and member of NBC’s Tonight Show Orchestra, Morrow’s commitment to big band music during the ’70s and ’80s helped revive interest in the genre. [LATimes.com]The Glee cast has surpassed the Beatles to become the third most popular non-solo act in Billboard Hot 100 history. While the Fab Four charted 71 Hot 100 singles from 1964 to 1966, Glee will tally a full 75 titles after the show’s next collection of music enters the chart on Oct 7th, including cover versions of five Britney Spears’ tunes, as well as Paramore’s “The Only Exception.” [Billboard.com]
French conductor Philippe Auguin has been appointed the music director of the Washington National Opera and the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra. Auguin, who studied with both Herbert Von Karajan and Georg Solti prior to his appointment, replaces outgoing Maestro Heinz Fricke. [WashingtonTimes.com]
Producer/musician Steve Albini says Sonic Youth should be embarrassed for having moved to a major label in the ’90s. Albini, who admits he still considers the members of Sonic Youth to be friends, also stated in a GQ interview that the band’s move from Engima to Geffen in 1990 “cheapened music quite a bit.” [Stereogum.com]
Former Velvet Underground drummer Moe Tucker has confirmed that she recently appeared in a news report covering supporters of the Tea Party. Talking with the Huffington Post, she admitted that she was the “Maureen Tucker” credited in the WALB news clip, but would not elaborate on her connection to the political party. [NME.com]
Переслать - Video of the Day: Jeremy Messersmith – Tatooine
George Lucas can remake the Star Wars trilogy in 3D, HD, ADD, or have it imprinted directly on your brain, but he’s unlikely to make the story any more poignant than Jeremy Messersmith and Eric Power have. The duo made this sweet video and song that retells the Original Trilogy in about two minutes using construction paper. Power did the visuals; Messersmith sings the tune. It makes me want to check out his recent album, The Reluctant Graveyard, to see if there are any more lovely songs like this lurking about. Also, make sure you go to Power’s site to see the other super cool stuff he’s done. Watch it now before Lucas slaps them with a C&D order!Переслать
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