Podcast appearances and mentions of deborah feingold

The connection between jazz and cooking is investigated through this book review  of Jazz Cooks: Portraits and Recipes of the Greats by Rob Young and Al Stances with photographs by Deborah Feingold.This is our website This is our InstagramThis is our Facebook group

North Fork Apothecary's Stephanie Sack and legendary portrait photographer Deborah Feingold join host/producer of The Heart of The East End Gianna Volpe in the WLIW-FM studio during $50,000 Community Matching Gift Challenge where all donations up to $50,000 made to WLIWFM.org or by phone at 800-262-0717 are TRIPLE matched by WLIW's board of trustees.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

1982 Paul Motian Band Rehearsal Tape Part 2Featuring an unreleased rehearsal with Paul Motian, Billy Drewes, Ed Schuller, Joe Lovano, Bill FrisellSet List: https://jazzcloset.blogspot.com/2023/01/1982-rehearsal-tape-part-2-featuring.htmlPhoto: The Paul Motian Band: Billy Drewes, Ed Schuller, Joe Lovano, Paul Motian, Bill FrisellFall of 1981 photo:  ©Deborah Feingold

Deborah Feingold's 40-year career as a photographer started during her days at Emerson College. It was a perfect recipe: the dashed dream of becoming an actor, a job in a camera shop on Boylston Street, and Stephen Shipps, the professor who changed her life forever. Since then, she has taken so many iconic shots of major figures from Madonna to President Obama. Deborah and Georgette chat about building up your confidence, wishing she wasn't so angry in her young adulthood, and the importance of making a life that matters to you.

Deborah Feingold happens to be one of the world's most lauded, respected, iconic photographers. She's captured images of everyone from Mick Jagger, to Prince, to Madonna to Barack Obama to John Boehner, to Danny Meyer. Her work has appeared in The Village Voice, New York Times, Rolling Stone, Newsweek. Deborah's skill and talent putting her subjects at ease has resulted in the kind of rare moments of honesty and intimacy that have become the hallmark of her work. This creative woman has lots of stories to share, so sit back and enjoy one truly fascinating conversation.

Her classic portraits of stars like Madonna and Prince have been popular from The Village Voice, Rolling Stone, People to book covers and movie posters--spend some time meeting the delightful Deborah Feingold.

Mica nos trae una yapa sobre el origen de la tapa de este gran disco de Dire Straits. Su charla con Deborah Feingold, fotógrafa encargada de la tapa y como se enteró de que era la foto elegida.

Deborah Feingold talks to Giuseppe Castellano about her 40-year career as a photographer; what it was like taking photographs of major figures in music, politics, and popular culture—from Chet Baker to Madonna to President Obama; how she feels about the age of built-in cameras in smart phones; and why she likes to photograph illustrators.

A New Band More about the Paul Motian Quintet (Bill Frisell, Joe Lovano, Billy Drewes, Ed Schuller) featuring a newly digitized rehearsal cassette from Dec. 1982, and live concert recordings from 1981 & 1982. Plus readings from Motian's unpublished autobiography. Set List: https://jazzcloset.blogspot.com/2020/05/set-list-052520-new-band.html Photo: Paul Motian Band 1981 photo ©Deborah Feingold

Melanie Benjamin, who chronicles the JetSet and other interesting pop cultural figures of the past, is passionate about her readers learning from the lives of others. Her hit books, The Swans of Fifth Avenue, Mistress of the Ritz, The Girls in the Picture, and many more, all pay attention to people, places and things whom she finds interesting... and the strong protagonist is almost always a powerful woman creating her own destiny. Join Success With Style podcast series co-hosts Rob Giardinelli and Lance Avery Morgan as they catch up with Benjamin for a chat about her own stylish path to success. Photograph of Melanie Benjamin by Deborah Feingold.

Jason Seiler talks with photographer, Deborah Feingold.  Deborah is known for her photos of Barack Obama, Johnny Depp, Prince, Madonna, Tina Turner, Chet Baker, Keith Richards and so much more!  To see more of Deborah's work follow this link.  https://deborahfeingold.com/

Legendary photographer Deborah Feingold joins the show to talk about the inspiration for her new personal project: photographing illustrators (which is how we fell into each other's orbit)! We get into her approach to teaching 'Portraiture and the Art of Imitation' at ICP, the process of learning through imitation and absorbing influence, how she moved from 'professional girlfriend' to 'professional photographer' in the '70s while shooting pictures of jazz musicians. We also talk about how she made the transition to digital photography while hewing to her film-shooting techniques, how she boldly directs her subjects despite being an incredibly shy person, the unspoken pressure to ape Annie Leibowitz' style when she shot for Rolling Stone, her stories of shooting early Madonna and pre-presidency Obama, and more! • More info at our site • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal

1981 Live In Europe Unreleased Paul Motian Band concerts with Billy Drewes, Ed Schuller, Joe Lovano, Bill Frisell Set List: http://jazzcloset.blogspot.com/2018/09/set-list-091018.html Photo ©Deborah Feingold

1981/82 Paul Motian Quintet Bill Frisell, Joe Lovano, Ed Schuller, Billy Drewes Set List: http://jazzcloset.blogspot.com/2017/11/set-list-112017.html Photo: 1981 ©Deborah Feingold

Biz and Theresa try to figure out how our childhood memories and images of moms fit -- or don't -- with how we see ourselves now that we're moms. There's a good chance we're over-thinking it. Plus, Biz discovers that the kindergarten playground may be one step away from a prison yard and Theresa makes parenting look easy. We speak with Deborah Feingold who has photographed everyone from Bono to Clinton, about her new book Music, a collection of her most iconic images, and she lays some serious mom-insight bombs on us that may be the answers to all our overthinking.