Kenny Loggins Tag Page
April 11th, 2008
By Mike
This DVD is a fascinating look behind the board, inside the studio, and into the heart and soul of the music we all know and love. Again I have to say, if you’re really into collecting music, this is a historical document and a must have for any fan of classic rock, R&B and jazz. Tommy was there, in the right place, at the right time, making music magic for over fifty years.
Tom Dowd achieved many outstanding technical high points during his distinguished career in the music business as recording engineer, arranger and producer. His work with Atlantic and Stax Records is legendary, as is his pioneering work with eight-track recording.
‘Tom Dowd & the Language of Music’ features appearances by the Allman Brothers Band, Eric Clapton, Les Paul, Ray Charles, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Aretha Franklin.
Here’s a short list of some of my favorite hit songs & albums that Tom Dowd produced & recorded:
Singles:
“Walkin’ the Dog” by Rufus Thomas
“Good Lovin” by The Rascals
“Mr. Bojangles” by Jerry Jeff Walker
“Son Of A Preacher Man” by Dusty Springfield
Albums:
Disraeli Gears & Wheels Of Fire by Cream
The Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East & Eat A Peach
Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs …
Awesome. This video, from MAF's time in Wilkes-Barre during the NHL lockout season, shows what it's like for an NHL (ok, AHL) goaltender. After finding this on Youtube, I noticed that Pensburgh had a stellar post about it yesterday. Eerie. Chest bumps go their way as well. The Kenny Loggins was a bit much, but one could easily refer to the crease as the "Danger Zone." Next time you're sitting
Taking a page out of Title IX litigation, Kenny Loggins pleads for athletic gender equality with his eighties video, 'Playing with the Boys.' The video's storyline is pretty cliche: cocky-jock men challenge a modest group of women to a game of volleyball, in a gymnasium packed full of spectators. The men have no problem in the beginning running up the score and partaking in outrageous dance celebrations. But the women refuse to give up, keep working hard, and tie the score toward the end of th
SOLOMONS, Md., July 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Enjoy an evening of great music, legendary hits, and a beautiful waterfront setting, when Grammy award winner Kenny Loggins appears at the Calvert Marine Museum Thursday, July 24 with special guest, singer/songwriter Edwin McCain.Cumberland and Erly, LLC, and Prince Frederick Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge are proud to bring these two music sensations to Solomons for their 2008 benefit concert series. Proceeds from this show will go to support the repairs a
In episode 28 Adam and Bradley discuss My Morning Jacket’s late night tendencies, get hypnotized by The Subliminator, and feel the weight of The Black Diamond Heavies. Don’t forget to email us feedback at feedback@haveyouheard.net Radio Dept. - Freddie and the Trojan Horse (Free Via MFR) Cof Cof - Caribbean Boy (Free Via Pasta Primavera) Kenny Loggins - Footloose (Free Via Who Needs Radio?) My Morning Jacket - Evil Urges (Buy Evil Urges from Amazon) The Subliminator - Howl (Exclusive Have You
Bad news guys. We just found out that our show opening for Kenny Loggins has been canceled on Saturday in account of the flooding that is happening in Iowa. Although we’re a bit disappointed about the missed opportunity, we are more concerned for the people of Iowa whose homes and businesses are being affected by the weather. Say a prayer tonight for our friends in the Hawkeye state.
This Saturday night we’ll be opening for Kenny Loggins at Steamboat Days in Burlington, IA…and watching this video has us all psyched up for it.
(Welcome to Second Spin, A to Z's newest weekly feature. Every Tuesday, we'll go to a local vinyl emporium, pick out a random LP that looks interesting -- preferably one with ridiculous cover art -- and place it in the context of musical history.) Artist: Kenny Loggins Album: Keep the Fire From: Vintage Vinyl’s 99 cent bin (via Annie Zaleski's office) Year: 1979 Label: Columbia What it sounds like: The album that single-handedly spawned the dreaded “adult contemporary” genre. Best Tra