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Intro Song – Victor Wainwright, “Wine Spodie Odie”, Family Roots, 2013 First Set - The Little Red Rooster Blues Band, “Drinkin' Wine On My Dime”, Lock Up The Liquor, 2018 Nick Moss and the Flip Tops, “Wine-O-Baby Boogie”, Live At Chan's, 2006 Omar Coleman, “Raspberry Wine”, Born & Raised, 2015 Second Set - Omar & The Howlers, “Alligator Wine”, Swing Land Pee Wee Crayton, “Wine-O”, The Pee Wee Crayton Collection 1947-62, 2017 Cash Box Kings, “The Wine Talkin'”, Hail To The Kings! Third Set - WIB Shemekia Copeland, “Wine O'Clock”, Blame It On Eve, 2024 Adrianna Marie And Her Groovecutters, “Cherry Wine”, Double Crossing Blues, 2015 Mary Lane, “Leave That Wine Alone”, Traveling Woman, 2018 Fourth Set - Sonny Rhodes, “Hide That Wine”, Born To Be Blue, 1997 Rod Piazza & The Mighty Flyers, “Cheap Wine”, Soul Monster, 2009 Whiteboy James And The Blues Express, “Night Train Wine”, Extreme Makeover, 2011
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[ Born To Be Blue ] reżyseria: Robert Budreau || muzyka: Chet Baker / David Braidlubię filmy / lubię je oglądać i je robić / ale ten podcast przede wszystkim jest o muzyce filmowej / bo to taka szczególna forma, która powstaje po to żeby wspierać film / ale czasem, naprawdę rzadko, nagle taki soundtrack staje się dziełem samodzielnym i wtedy ma się do czynienia z prawdziwą sztuką / a to jest dokładnie to - czego szukam w życiu.utwory wykorzystane w dzisiejszym podcaście:1. My Funny Valentine - Ethan Hawke | 3.272. I've Never Been In Love Before - Ethan Hawke | 4.063. I Fell In Love Too Easily - Chet Baker | 3.184. I'm Old Fashioned - Chet Baker | 5.04WSPIERAJ NAS NAS NA PATRONITEhttps://patronite.pl/www.ensofilm.plwszystkie utwory wykorzystane legalnie na mocy umowy z ZAiKS.
Jam Notes: Our yearly gig for the Duke Orthopaedic department holiday party. This is the best set list and the best put-together we have been, musically, in all the years we have been doing it. We really got organized on the set list and on the arrangements this year. Everybody played really well and there were really only one or two major mistakes. As usual, Ben had issues with his Zoom H4n batteries and so we only got part of the first set and started recording partway through the second set as well. Some of the songs are also partial recordings because the Zoom H4n ran out of batteries. Jam Notes: " "
Tritones at Duke Karsh Alumni Center. Our yearly gig for the Duke Orthopaedic department holiday party. This is the best set list and the best put-together we have been, musically, in all the years we have been doing it. We really got organized on the set list and on the arrangements this year. Everybody played really well and there were really only one or two major mistakes. As usual, Ben had issues with his Zoom H4n batteries and so we only got part of the first set and started recording partway through the second set as well. Some of the songs are also partial recordings because the Zoom H4n ran out of batteries.
NicK and Simon Talk about the filmBorn to Be Blue a 2015 drama film directed, produced and written by Robert Budreau. The film stars Ethan Hawke and Carmen Ejogo. ] The film is about American jazz musician Chet Baker, portrayed by Hawke.Directed by | Robert BudreauWritten by | Robert BudreauProduced by | Jennifer JonasRobert BudreauLeonard FarlingerJake Seal[1]Starring | Ethan HawkeCarmen EjogoCinematography | Steve CosensEdited by | David FreemanMusic by | David Braid Todor Kobakov Steve LondonThis is our website This is our InstagramThis is our Facebook group
Tritones at Dana Thalheimer's House. Still working out the kinks of the recording process. Lots of trouble getting the trombone in a volume range that is both loud enough to here and also does not overdrive the equipment. Also these are just the roughest of mixes as a reminder. Anything that we decide is worth keeping musically, we can redo the mixing to make it sound much higher quality. Some cool stuff in this session. In particular, we have the arrangement with counterpoint for Heres that Rainy Day by Dr. Zimmerman. We also had the neat idea of taking You Dont Know as a rubato intro with just sax and piano.
Tritones at Dana Thalheimer's House. Still working out the kinks of the recording process. Lots of trouble getting the trombone in a volume range that is both loud enough to here and also does not overdrive the equipment. Also these are just the roughest of mixes as a reminder. Anything that we decide is worth keeping musically, we can redo the mixing to make it sound much higher quality. Some cool stuff in this session. In particular, we have the arrangement with counterpoint for Heres that Rainy Day by Dr. Zimmerman. We also had the neat idea of taking You Dont Know as a rubato intro with just sax and piano.
Tritones at Dana Thalheimer's House. Still working out the kinks of the recording process. Lots of trouble getting the trombone in a volume range that is both loud enough to here and also does not overdrive the equipment. Also these are just the roughest of mixes as a reminder. Anything that we decide is worth keeping musically, we can redo the mixing to make it sound much higher quality. Some cool stuff in this session. In particular, we have the arrangement with counterpoint for Heres that Rainy Day by Dr. Zimmerman. We also had the neat idea of taking You Dont Know as a rubato intro with just sax and piano.
#185 [Primeira boa notícia, Boia agora é oferecimento da South to South (https://www.southtosouth.com.br/), desde 1988 mantendo as sobrancelhas salgadas.] Com a certeza de que quem navega ao sabor das ondulações, o Boia 185 dá partida com Chet Baker em versão tupiniquim, acompanhado pelo Boto Brazilian Quartet, mote para sair recomendando o documentário “Let's Get Lost”, de Bruce Weber, e o biopic “Born To Be Blue”, com Ethan Hawke, ambos sobre o junkie mais amado da história do jazz. Aos timoneiros habituais, Júlio Adler, Bruno Boacayuva e João Valente, se junta o imediato ocasional, Steve Allain, que conta os bastidores do Stab in the Dark desse ano, protagonizado pelo elétrico e arrebatador Ítalo ferreira em Fernando de Noronha. Partimos para o último terço do arrastado evento de abertura do World Tour 2023, numa praia com o nome semelhante ao da onda mais tubular do planeta. Como sempre, Tito Rosemberg vem criar a ilusão de que a deriva tem rumo certo, em mais uma das suas preciosas memórias na rubrica, Pra lá de Marraquexe. O cavaleiro-pirata Pat Curren ilustra a imagem falada e prestamos a nossa homenagem ao querido e saudoso amigo, Cadu Villela, que se foi cedo demais. A rainha da soul, Etta James, encerra o episódio em modo funk com “All the Way Down”, mais uma raridade que você só escuta aqui no Boia, o podcast dos outcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message
Welcome to Sounds Like Radio Volume 121 where we find the Jolly Boys going into action to save a fellow Jolly Boy from getting fired. In this Great Gildersleeve episode from December 13, 1951 the town's filled with gossip that someone's getting fired. It will be a sticky situation with the solution they figure to save the job. Another good Willard Waterman episode from his first year as Gildy. Willard and the show's writing and characters just improve as the show goes along. You'll hear how it happens as we move along through the 1950's with the Great Gildersleeve. And as always Your Humble Host is here to help as we suggest ways to help out the Jolly Boys. Along for the ride are Doris Day, Boots Randolph, Dinah Shore, Bing Crosby & Al Jolson and a quick duet from them, Jo Stafford, Bill Frawley (Fred Mertz of I Love Lucy) returns to sing a nice one, and Chet Baker sings all about how the Jolly Boys think about their buddy. It's a show filled with neat music and a neat episode of the Great Gildersleeve. P.S. Just to correct a mistake in today's show, it was Ethan Hawke that starred as Chet Baker in the movie "Born To Be Blue."
Tritones at Duke Karsh Alumni Center. Due to COVID, **very** few people came out on this chilly winter evening. The Karsh Alumni Center was setup like a gambling hall or casino. There was also outdoor patio dining and stand up tables where people could drink and talk. Most people spent their time outside talking and did not either gamble or listen to the music. We did have one couple who swing danced to our music for two or three songs though, so that made the whole thing worth it.
Tritones at Dana Thalheimer's House. This was one of our last two rehearsals for the prep for the 2021 version of the one gig that this band has. We were out for quite a long time due to COVID, but we got back together in the fall of 2021 and started putting together our setlist again and remembering how to play our instruments. We had quite a long setlist this time and really got our act together regarding beginnings and endings. Many arrangements were provided and custom charts were written. This was with the Zoom H4n and I am impressed how good the recording quality came out. Danas basement has a great room to record in actually.
1. Olivier Contat – Reflections (4:25) 2. Ella Fitzgerald – You Won’t Be Satisfied – With Louis Armstrong (2:54) 3. Chieli Minucci & Special EFX – You Make Me Blue (4:59) 4. Rachelle Ferrell – With Open Arms (6:26) 5. Wes Montgomery – Born To Be Blue (3:41) 6. Branford Marsalis – The Road You […]
Wie kann man die vielen politisch fragwürdigen Entgleisungen und das Anti-Gendern der Banausen der letzten Wochen am besten ausgleichen? In dem einfach der einzige Typ weit und breit eingeladen wird, der politisch noch unkorrekter unterwegs ist: wenn die Mundharmonika zweimal erklingt, Classic Dave ist wieder mal zu Besuch!
Hakan Rauf Tüfekçi ile Cazın Büyüsü’nde bu hafta kimi yorumculara göre 'Neslinin en yetenekli trompetçisi' olarak anılan Freddie Hubbard var. Efsane trompetçinin “Born To Be Blue" albümünden Tüfekçi’nin seçtiği şarkıları dinleyin.
Une nouvelle archive dont vous pouvez profiter ! Pour cette édition du 14 janvier 2017, Les Aventuriers des Salles Obscures y évoquaient les films suivants : - Quelques minutes après minuit de Juan Antonio Bayona; - Le divan de Staline de Fanny Ardant avec Gérard Depardieu; - La Grande Muraille avec Matt Damon; - Birth Of A Nation mis en scène par Nate Parker; - Born To Be Blue de Robert Budreau avec Ethan Hawke; - Dalida de Lisa Azuelos. Une émission est présentée par Christophe Dordain avec le concours de François Bour, David Marmignon, Karine Lebreton et Rayane Mezioud. Un podcast produit par Le Quotidien du Cinéma. Les Aventuriers des Salles Obscures est un magazine consacré au cinéma qui est diffusé chaque samedi de 14h à 15h sur Radio Campus Lille (106.6 FM - sur le net : https://www.campuslille.com).
1. Olivier Contat – Reflections (4:25) 2. Ella Fitzgerald – You Won’t Be Satisfied – With Louis Armstrong (2:54) 3. Chieli Minucci & Special EFX – You Make Me Blue (4:59) 4. Rachelle Ferrell – With Open Arms (6:26) 5. Wes Montgomery – Born To Be Blue (3:41) 6. Branford Marsalis – The Road You […]
This week we're joined by Coop Foster (@this_is_coop) and we talk a lot about how thirsty we are for Ethan Hawke as Chet Baker! And of course that means we're talking about the 2015 film, Born To Be Blue! Let us know what you think of the movie, the episode, or the man himself by following us @hakweyespod and leaving a comment!
Intro Song – Sonny Rhodes, “Born To Be Blue”, Born To Be Blue First Set – Old Snooky Pryor, “Miss Mattie Mae”, And The Country Blues Pinetop Perkins, “Down In Mississippi”, Down In MississippiSlim Harpo, “The Hippy Song”, Tip On In Second Set – NewEric Hughes Band, “Ain't Whipped Yet”, Postcard From Beale Street Zydeco Hepcats, “Zydeco Boogaloo”, Live @ The Shop, Vol. 1, Thanks to Monsieur Guillaume for sending CD Monster Mike Welch, “I Ain't Sayin'”, Live And In Lockdown Third Set – Old Nappy Brown, “Fishin' Blues”, Apples & Lemons Sonny Boy Williamson, “She Brought Back Life To The Dead”, Goin' In Your Direction Mighty Sam McClain, “Fannie Mae”, Papa True Love: The Amy Sessions Fourth Set – New Peter Karp, “Going Home”, Manificent Heart, Jason Ricci helping on harp Hurricane Ruth, “Dirty Blues”, Good LifeThe Smoke Wagon Blues Band, “Poor Man Blues”, The Ballad of Albert JohnsonGregg Martinez, “Snatching It Back”, Mac Daddy Mojeaux
Por Pachi Tapiz. "Born To Be Blue" Anne Phillips: Live At The Jazz Bakery (Conawago Records) Anne Phillips, Roger Kellaway, Bob Kindred, Chuck Berghoffer © Pachi Tapiz, 2019 JazzX5 es un minipodcast de HDO de la Factoría Tomajazz presentado, editado y producido por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5 comenzó su andadura el 24 de junio de 2019. Todas las entregas de JazzX5 están disponibles en https://www.tomajazz.com/web/?cat=23120 / https://www.ivoox.com/jazzx5_bk_list_642835_1.html.
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durée : 00:58:29 - "Born to Be Blue" de Mel Tormé & Robert Wells - par : Laurent Valero - réalisé par : Patrick Lérisset
Everybody, hands up! This is a podcast! We have a new release this week, one that finally made its way to Boston: STOCKHOLM! Directed by the same filmmaker who turned Ethan into Chet Baker for BORN TO BE BLUE, STOCKHOLM is the story of the 1973 bank hostage crisis from which the term "Stockholm syndrome" was born! It's a good movie with a wonderfully cracked-out Ethan performance. Go see it! And keep Hawke-ing the skies!
Baby, we hear the blues a-callin'! Friend of the podcast Elizabeth Hopkins returns to help us break down Ethan's Chet Baker biopic, BORN TO BE BLUE! We talk about jazz, black and white fantasies, mariachi bands, and Ethan's relationship to music. Keep Hawke-ing the skies! And follow us on Twitter.
Transplanted from the east coast, this destined-to-be-a-Californian had her apprenticeship in New England where she learned from such places as the Berklee College of Music, the Boston scene, and even the public library. An accomplished singer and songwriter: her repertoire also includes the saxophone, bassoon, clarinet, and guitar. She draws inspiration from nature, and specifically the ocean where she can often be seen surfing. She always writes outdoors. Always! This woman made her way to California (yay us!), set up by the ocean in Encinitas, and was quickly nominated for Best Singer-Songwriter at the 2017 San Diego Music Awards. Her joyful and spunky performance on stage combined with her old soul highlights her signature dance between dark and light. Join us as host Laura Jane explores the music of the talented Sarah Rogo. Track Listing 00:50 - Misbehave 14:04 - Born To Be Blue 26:26 - It's Gonna Be Alright Links Sarah Rogo Hapnyn Thunderbird Analog Recording Studio Theme music generously provided by The Paladins
Also discussed: Born To Be Blue (2015), Room (2015), BASEketball (1998). Nic, Tys and Videotape HQ we're returning to our regularly scheduled programming (that is until we start our Christmas Countdown episodes!!). And to return us to the land of the living, we're looking at one of the all-time feel good romantic drama/comedies, JERRY MAGUIRE!! Aside from the fact that we finally get to hear THAT Springsteen song in context, we also explore the star-power of Tom Cruise, the extremely odd career of Cuba Gooding Jr, and the power of great cinematic lines of dialogue. There's also some funny stuff too maybe... I mean what do you want from us?... AND TOM CRUISE RUNNING! It's back baby. ALSO! We respond to a listener request and discover a gem of a trailer in Talkin' Trailers, Tys basically lets Nic take over while he complains about moving house in What Did You Watch This Week?, and again by some strange coincidence we do some clever counter-programming in Crossing The Streams! As always here are the ways to get in touch with us if you would like to suggest a film for us to talk about, or to ask a question to be featured in our MAILBAG segment: Facebook - www.facebook.com/nictysvideotape Twitter - @nictysvideotape Email - nictysandvideotape@gmail.com and don't forget to RATE/REVIEW us on iTunes so we can get the word out and keep building this ace community of movie lovers all over the world!!! You can also subscribe to Nic, Tys and Videotape on YouTube by visiting the following link (if you're into that kind of thing): NOW UPDATED WEEKLY!! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaus3hn3D8WfTxeOC_07zZA Thanks as always to Jac D for our artwork and Zac for our rockin' theme music. NEXT WEEK!!! Nic and Tys love musicals. Tys is about to perform in a musical. It's a cheap plug, no doubt, but there's no better time to discuss this film, on the day that Tys steps on stage to perform the lead role. It's 2005's RENT, and if you want to hear two people complain about bad film adaptations of beloved stage musicals, we've definitely got you covered on this one. Don't miss it!
Steve has long been creating striking images with his cinematography in such films as Flower & Garnet, Seven Times Lucky, and The Dark Hours. Steve worked on iconic Canadian Director Bruce McDonald's film, The Tracey Fragments, pushing the boundaries of cinema, as well as and the award winning debut from Charles Officer, Nurse.Fighter.Boy. Steve's work on the Canadian TV series, Durham County, earned him one of several Gemini nominations in his career. Some of Steve's other credits include the UK-Canada co-production, Snow Cake, re-teaming with Bruce McDonald for the documentary Music from the Big House, and the film Citizen Gangster. Additionally, Steve shot the drama Sitting on the Edge of Marlene, Preggoland and the television series Cardinal. More recently, Steve worked on Born to Be Blue, a re-imagining of jazz legend Chet Baker's musical comeback in the late '60s and Mean Dreams, a coming-of-age fable/thriller which had debuted at the Cannes.
Best known in cinephile circles for his collaborations with director Richard Linklater in the Before trilogy and BOYHOOD, Ethan Hawke is also no stranger to the Toronto International Film Festival as a writer, director, and actor. His latest directorial effort, SEYMOUR: AN INTRODUCTION, played at TIFF ’15, while he also personified the late jazz trumpeter Chet Baker that year in BORN TO BE BLUE. In 2016, he returned to the Festival for dual appearances in THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN and MAUDIE. This year at TIFF, the Hawke appears in Paul Schrader’s terse religious drama FIRST REFORMED, playing an ex–military chaplain grieving the death of his son. TIFF UN/CUT has unearthed a career-spanning conversation from 2014 in which the sensitive and soul-searching multi-hyphenate was joined by Jesse Wente, Director of Film Programmes at TIFF Bell Lightbox. Listen as Ethan Hawke tells you the story of his life as an actor, director, screenwriter, novelist, and — first and foremost — film lover.
Glanz und Elend ganz nah nebeneinander - das war das Leben des Trompeters und Sängers Chet Baker. Ein Anfang als "James Dean des Jazz", ein Ende als von Drogen zerfurchtes Wrack, das aus einem Hotelfenster zu Tode stürzt. In "Born to be blue", der am 8. Juni in den deutschen Kinos startet, spielt Ethan Hawke den zerbrechlichen Musiker.
Writer/director Robert Budreau discusses the history and making of his Chet Baker biopic Born to Be Blue, writing the film's female characters, and working with Ethan Hawke.
We three kings chat about the latest film from Karyn Kusama, "The Invitation", starring Logan Marshall-Green, Michiel Huisman, Tammy Blanchard and John Carroll Lynch. If you're down for a tense and unsettling dinner party thriller this is a must watch and is available on Netflix right now. One of us takes on a familiar persona and heads Under The Bridge to troll some "Star Trek Beyond" fanatics. We also discuss our favourite films of the year thus far. Including: "Hunt for the Wilderpeople", "Everybody Wants Some!!", "Scare Campaign", "Red Christmas", "Ghostbusters", "Miles Ahead" and "Born To Be Blue" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on the InSession Film Podcast: Extra Film segment, we discuss Ethan Hawke's latest indie film and the second great jazz movie to come out in 2016, Born to Be Blue. We also review The Infiltrator, starring the great Bryan Cranston. - Born to Be Blue review (5:17) - The Infiltrator review (34:31) Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Jabbercast, Stitcher, Soundcloud or TuneIn Radio! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/insession-film-podcast/id605634337 Jabbercast: https://insessionfilm.jabbercast.com Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/insession-film Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/insession-film TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/The-InSession-Film-Podcast-p522717/ Listen Now: http://insessionfilm.com/insession-film-podcasts-listen-now/
Ethan Hawke stars as the jazz trumpeter and singer Chet Baker in the new biopic Born to be Blue which covers the musician's comeback in the late 1960s. Jazz pianist and composer Julian Joseph reviews.Conductor Antonello Manacorda on Glyndebourne's new production of Berlioz's comic opera Beatrice et Benedict, based on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. The Body Extended: Sculpture and Prosthetics is a new exhibition at the Henry Moore institute in Leeds which explores how artists have responded to developments in prosthetics technology, especially after the First World War. The curator, Lisa Le Feuvre, explains how artists were first involved in making artificial body parts and how that has inspired their art.Shari Lapena's debut crime novel The Couple Next Door begins with the disappearance of a baby whose parents are next door at a dinner party, and the narrative explores all perspectives and everyone is under suspicion. Having previously written literary novels, she reveals why she'll be sticking with the thriller genre.Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Angie Nehring.
Steve has long been creating striking images with his cinematography in such films as Flower & Garnet, Seven Times Lucky, and The Dark Hours. Steve worked on iconic Canadian Director Bruce McDonald's film, The Tracey Fragments, pushing the boundaries of cinema, as well as and the award winning debut from Charles Officer, Nurse.Fighter.Boy. Steve's work on the Canadian TV series, Durham County, earned him one of several Gemini nominations in his career. Some of Steve's other credits include the UK-Canada co-production, Snow Cake, re-teaming with Bruce McDonald for the documentary Music from the Big House, and the film Citizen Gangster. Steve recently shot the drama Sitting on the Edge of Marlene, Preggoland, and Born to Be Blue, a re-imagining of jazz legend Chet Baker's musical comeback in the late 1960s. In addition, he worked on the upcoming, Mean Dreams, which debuted at the Cannes.
First up on this new episode of the Wages of Cinema Jack and Andrew discuss the brief but (thank goodness) aborted plan by AMC to allow texting in theaters; a brief talk about The Magnificent Seven (remake) trailer and Westerns in popular culture; and then at 26 minutes in, Jack talks about some movies he watched in the past couple of weeks. What sort of movies? The range goes from a (sadly late) pop icon to Disney once again going into their collection for a new franchise, a lost piece existentialist despair, and a documentary on cine-maniacs. (Jack's movies): 1) DISNEY'S THE JUNGLE BOOK (2016) 2) PURPLE RAIN (1984) 3) ELVIS & NIXON (2016) 4) THE STRANGER (1967) 5) BORN TO BE BLUE (2016) 6) CINEMANIA (2002) wagesofcinema@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/wagesofcinema https://www.twitter.com/wagesofcinema (Music feautring Duke Ellington via Public Domain; Prince and Christopher Walken used under fair use for analysis purposes)
The film starts with Baker playing himself in a film that was planned, but never actually made, about his own life. Born to be Blue utilizes this film-in-a-film approach to draw out the glamorized, black-and-white version of Chet Baker with the so-called reality of the situation, even with the very unsavory issue of his womanizing and his own addiction to heroin. Also included is the love affair he would have with a struggling but ambitious actress named Jane, who is a composite fictional character, played by Carmen Ejogo, who also plays Baker's wife in the fictional film. He's out of prison, but still under the close supervision of his probation officer, who wants him to get a clean and steady job and get out of the lifestyle that has too many temptations for him at the ready, knowing that the methadone he is prescribed to kick the habit will only get him so far.
With the release of the jazz biopic Born To Be Blue (starring Ethan Hawke), the life and music of legendary jazz trumpeter Chet Baker is back in the spotlight, nearly three decades after his death. Was Baker murdered in 1988? Artt Frank, his drummer and longtime friend says that Baker's death was not accidental (as reported by authorities). He shares in this chilling interview how Baker told him the day before he died that he was in danger and being followed, and that Chet's widow, Carol, believes he was murdered. Frank discusses Baker's timeless musical style, his battle with drugs, family life, his comeback, selfless generosity, and mysterious death in Amsterdam on Friday May the 13th 1988.
In which we lament the regressive gender politics of EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!! and critique a trio of music movies, from the boring, hackneyed I SAW THE LIGHT to the soulful and stylish BORN TO BE BLUE and the bittersweet elegance of MARGUERITE.
Sue has worked on a variety of productions in both film and television, from big budget feature films to independent productions, and she was featured in a documentary short about Foley Artists called The Secret World of Foley.Sue's work over the years includes the features: A Mighty Heart, Becoming Jane, In Bruges, An Englishman in New York, Cheri, Les Miserables, The Pirates! Band of Misfits, The Angel's Share, and The Reluctant Fundamentalist.Some of Sue's more recent projects include: Philomena, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, The Imitation Game, and the upcoming Born to Be Blue and the documentary Elephant Days.
Vocalist Ed Reed's new CD is Born To Be Blue (2011). Reed, now 83, has lived the kind of life about which movies are made. This interview charts the story of his life: his childhood in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, where a young Charles Mingus was a frequent neighborhood visitor and the big bands were a constant source of entertainment; his time in the military, where he was introduced to drugs; his years in San Quentin and Folsom prisons, where he played in the prison bands with the likes of Art Pepper; his eventual rehabilitation after many attempts; and his turn to performing and recording in his 70s. Learn more at edreedsings.com.
Vocalist Ed Reed's new CD is Born To Be Blue (2011). Reed, now 83, has lived the kind of life about which movies are made. This interview charts the story of his life: his childhood in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, where a young Charles Mingus was a frequent neighborhood visitor and the big bands were a constant source of entertainment; his time in the military, where he was introduced to drugs; his years in San Quentin and Folsom prisons, where he played in the prison bands with the likes of Art Pepper; his eventual rehabilitation after many attempts; and his turn to performing and recording in his 70s. Learn more at edreedsings.com.
Vocalist Ed Reed’s new CD is Born To Be Blue (2011). Reed, now 83, has...
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