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I haven't read it yet but it looks pretty good. In a monthly feature that highlights historic recordings, Mix features the creation of The Band's "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down". Well, this will teach you to read the whole magazine before posting. I wish she would record it for her next release.įrom (66.32.162.226) I was reading this concert review from an August show in San Francisco where Norah Jones mentioned Rick Danko and Robbie Robertson before closing her set with a "countrified version of The Band's Bessie Smith".
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Travis also played 'The Weight' well live on the Jools Holland Hootenay TV show. The number of recent cover versions of Band songs is heartwarming. The good news about the latest unpleasant posting - which is much milder than most, it must be admitted - is that the mud seems to have gone no farther than the slinger's own mug.įrom .uk (195.82.121.56) Yazooman: Like you, I have the greatest respect for Peter Viney, and have learned a lot from his posts. With Nora doing "Bessie" will be delievered from the Just click the link above and a nice RealAudio stream Jones' live cover of "Bessie Smith" is very good, indeed, and (of course) it is available from this site. "Come away with me" and "No easy way down" are both haunting pieces that sound just perfect.īones: Thanx for the review.need to track that show down.įrom (195.70.189.163) I have been listening to her lately and I simply love her voice. Norah "Bessie Smith" Jones is the (illegit.)daughter of Ravi Shankar, another Indian and a Bengali as well. I have one concert with me, and it sounded pretty nice. On the covers trip, Trey Anastasio of Phish did some nice covers of IMND when he toured with the Trey Anastasio Band. However I have no idea of Gulbahar Singh, I wonder where you picked up that name. Along with Sen he also hails from the province of Bengal (where I come from). He was a brilliant novelist, essayist, short-story writer, dramatist, poet, songwriter, music composer, painter, educationist. He is regarded as the father of modern Bengali language. He is the Shakespeare of India, if one has to draw a parallel. Rabindranath Tagore is one of the greatest geniuses this world has ever seen. But if they are thinking Garth then mebbe its time for me to revise my opinion.
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He is a legend as well.but I am not much of a commercial movie buff myself.
Along with Satyajit Ray and Ritwik Ghatak he could be called as among the founders of parallel cinema in India.Raj Kapoor on the other side is a symbol of commercial Indian om Bollywood. Abstract and socialist in his view-point. Mrinal Sen is one the foremost directors of India, but he belongs to the slightly avant-garde style. Tho the song I mentioned had nothing to do with them.you did mention some pretty interesting names. Sherman's tutelage in total warfare, Stoneman achieved a certain notoriety in the lesser arts of pillagery. He proved himself to be inept as a military tactician, but under William T.
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The Governor, however, had certain first-hand knowledge of what it was like to fall victim to life's circumstances.Īfter West Point, his career in the military was doomed by a series of misfortunate events. His detractors were furious over Stoneman's propensity for mercy towards thieves, murderers, scalawags, bushwackers and the like.
Prison reform and rehabilatation were matters close to his heart. Spread before him was the latest batch of pardons and prison cummutations awaiting his signature. George Stoneman sat at his desk in the Governor's office. Subject: A Post Civil War Re-Enactment - Part II however having drunk a bottle of wine chilling out to the new stones comp. richĮmpty now.thank you so much for that amazing song about my forefathers occupation.i was very touched by it. What i mean is explain empty now, not the actual french song.
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