Cali weather still calls for cool beverages and we have that and more...Why is 90s nostalgia back, we ask and get some answers. This artist is still rockin' in the free world.
We visit Austria's mastering studio where new gear and top engineers are at work.
We look at how fashion and music mix in the runways at Milan, Paris and London. These young lads from the highlands are back with live dates and a new video in our spotlight. Meet Argentina's new YouTube sensation. Listen to music students jamming in Canada. Why this music sounds familiar? Meet a Latin A&R in our executive turntable and more... Remain grateful to you, our sponsors and readers.
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Quintessential 90s: Music that Lives & Moves
Interview with The Creators In The Studio
at The studioexpresso YouTube here
ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD With NIKO BOLAS
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Today Singer-Songwriters like Beabadoobee, are Keeping ’90s Nostalgia Alive.
Some albums age well or have a long shelf life. It's usually the songwriter and the producer(s) who take full credit. Now and then, the engineer offers an interesting perspective. Neil Young's Freedom offers many eclectic songs, and opens with the anthem-like song Rocking In The Free World.
Who hasn't covered this song?! Some of my favorite covers are by: Pearl Jam (with Young), Bon Jovi, Big Country, The Alarm, The Scabs, Indigo Girls, Simple Minds, and Larkin Poe, more recently in 2020.
This album single-handedly laid the foundation for the grunge movement that followed. We're putting a spotlight on Young's prowess for writing, developing and influencing a new generation of writers and performers.
The last decade of the twentieth century, before online distribution and marketing took over, is the subject of our interviews called: Quintessential 90s: Music that Lives & Moves.
Music from past decades is often re-imagined to inspire new generations -60s, 70s, and so on.
Music in the roaring 90s was different in many ways. CDs were the format of choice and like albums, they commanded the attention of fans with imaginative artwork and emotional content that was equivalent of a short film.
Music collectors became loyal fans. In some cases, artists took a year off from touring to make an album because the returns were justified. Before Napster started, before online platforms like Amazon and iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, and the social networks like Instagram and Facebook dominated the scene, and made singles and sound-likes vogue, the music industry boasted healthy sales. 1999 was the hey day of music industry posting an impressive 38 billion dollars in global sales. In contrast, 2019, some twenty years later, the figure has dropped 50% to 16.5 billion dollars.
Vinyl has even made a comeback for niche markets. “Fewer and fewer people are actually purchasing music so, obviously, there’s less money flowing into the record labels. Last year was primarily independent budgets wherein the artists or their fans funded the recordings,” says producer Matt Wallace (Maroon 5, Faith No More, Train).
90s is also characterized by cross-pollination of sounds that has left a boundary-breaking legacy and still relevant today. “This watershed event in 90s music even primed the genre for the absolute dominance that we see today: a hip hop-led soundscape that’s a mash-up of rock, EDM, pop and R&B.
Albums by artist like Tom Petty, Dr Dre, Michael Jackson, Neil Young, Green Day thrilled fans and rewarded creators. Handful of artists, producers, session musicians and technical folks gathered in major studios like Sound City, Record Plant, Capitol, Ocean Way, Conway, Hit Factory to put their indelible touch on the 90s music.
Now hear directly from the talent who shaped the music of 90s. Enjoy never-told-before stories and anecdotes behind the making of trend-setting albums and songs that have become the soundtrack of our lives.
Perhaps the Roaring 90s was fueled by the stock market bubble, attributed to the political and economic atmosphere of the end of the twentieth century as it’s the subject of the book: The Roaring Nineties: A New History of the World's Most Prosperous Decade by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz. Nevertheless, we’re not here to examine politics or the economy of the decade, rather put a spotlight on the stories behind producing, mixing or recording handful of songs that are here to stay.
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Niko Bolas, Engineer
Neil Young
Songs: Rockin’ In the Free World
watch full interview here
"A lot of my day is just assisting Tim Mulligan and John Hanlon with what they had done years ago," says Niko Bolas (Herbie Hancock, Keith Richards, Herb Alpert, KISS, Steve Perry, John Mayer).
Bolas talked to studioexpresso in July about Neil Young's award-winning album Freedom, his work process in the studio, his choice of collaborators, how they achieved the signature drum beat on the opening song, Neil's songwriting skills, choice of studio and more...View the Interviews at
TheStudioexpresso on YouTube here
According to engineer Niko Bolas, Neil Young learned that a planned concert tour to the Soviet Union was not going to happen and his guitarist Frank "Poncho" Sampedro said "we'll have to keep on rockin' in the free world". The phrase struck Young, who thought it could be the hook in a song about "stuff going on with the Ayatollah and all this turmoil in the world.” The song was born! Bolas who recorded it, talks about the studio session in "the barn" at Neil's ranch, Neil the Songwriter, the Activist, the Environmentalist and making of the infectious beat, the drum groove you hear throughout the song, and how it has inspired the 90s grunge bands and why it remains relevant today.
Learn about Niko's "living in the music" style of recording and more...
The song was used by two polar opposite politicians - Donald Trump, 2020 and Bernie Sanders, 2016. You could say this song lives and moves us after 30 years and counting!
"Who doesn't want to rock in the free world," says Bolas.
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studioexpresso @ NAMM feat producers, musicians from its community
Curt Bisquera (Sarah McLachlan, Elton John), Kenny Aronoff (Smashing Pumpkins, John Mellencamp, Sting), Greg Penny (Elton John, KD Lang), Rafa Sardina (Lady Gaga, John Legend), Niko Bolas (Neil Young, LeAnn Rimes), Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hedrix, Kiss), Matt Wallace (Maroon 5, Faith No More), Cheche Alara (Christina Aguilera), Kim Bullard (Elton John, Kelly Clarkson), Cristina Abaroa (Celine Dion, Enrique Iglasias), Brady Leffler (Hot Chelle Rae, Justin Beieber), Al Schmitt (Diana Krall, Paul McCartney), Alex Acuna (LA Phil, Beck), Teddy Campbell (American idol, The Tonight Show w Leno), Ellis Hall (Ray Charles, Tower of Power), Jacob Armen (Prince), Peter Asher (James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt), Larry Klein (Joni Mitchell, Melody Gardot), Manny Marroquin (Bruno Mars, Alicia Keys), Dave Schiffman (Adele, Limp Bizkit), Gregg Field (Sinatra, Pharell), Sylvia Massy (Tool, Johnny Cash), CJ Vanston (Toto, spinal Tap), Dame Gail Dorsey (David Bowie, Gwen Stefani), Jenny Mason (The Mrs), Neal Pogue (Outkast, Andre 3000), Leland Sklar (Phil Collins, James Taylor), Moogie Canazio (Sergio Mendes, Sarah Vaughan), Laura Dickinson (Frozen II, Lady and the Tramp), Daniel Seeff (KJazz, Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz), James Torme, and Brent Fischer (D'Angelo, Elvis Costello and The Roots).
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VIENNA CALLING!
Sunshine Mastering Now with ATC Monitoring + Dolby Atmos
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Sunshine Mastering Owner/engineer Mischa Janisch
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ATC models:
Finding the best monitors for music productions isn’t always easy because we all hear things differently. However, there are some features that every studio monitor needs to have.
With a such a historic reputation, it’s easy to see why ATC studio monitors are used in world-class recording studios and post-production facilities around the globe, like Abbey Road Studios, East West Studios, Ocean Way Nashville and more.
ATC of England is the insider’s studio monitor, demanded by the very top level of the music recording community. ATC designs and manufactures nearly all their proprietary components, drivers, and electronics in-house to the absolute highest quality standards. The best of the best rely on ATC monitoring as their main solution for tracking, mixing and mastering.
"ATC monitors are something you have to experience to really grasp how different they are from everything else. Lets just say that you can hear details you’ve never heard before, leading you to faster, more accurate decisions in your creative process," says Brad Lunde, President of Trans Audio Group.
The models range from $5,000 to $50,000 per pair and all share a very similar sound. For larger rooms and midfield, applications check out the SEM45 with dual 6.5-inch drivers and the fantastic SEM150 with a 15-inch woofer and 350 Watts of power.
Choose the size that works for your space, SPL and bass output requirements. They are hand made in their factory in England, imported to the US by TransAudio Group Inc., ATC monitors are the last speaker investment you will ever make. More info here
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Above: Nikodem Milewski showing off his DIAMOND Award for mixing 'Ain’t Nobody (Loves Me Better) for Universal Music in studio 3 at Sunshine Mastering.
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Vienna has been an important center of musical innovation. 18th- and 19th-century composers were drawn to the city due to the patronage of the Habsburgs. Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, among others, were associated with the city, with Schubert being born in Vienna. And remember Falco's 80s Rock Me Amadeus? Well now, this German speaking city brings us Sunshine Mastering. It's where engineer Georg Tomandl , Mischa Janisch have set up shop and created a creative atmosphere to mix and master your music for albums and film/TV soundtracks.
In order to get the acoustics right, the boys invited principal designer John Storyk and Gabriel Hauser of WSDG to add their uber touch to the rooms.
Next was choosing the right speakers.
This year Sunshine Mastering Studios 3 (top left) took delivery of ATC monitoring. "Studio 3 has been designed as an Composing / Editing suite that's well-isolated with an adjacent booth. This is a great place for Audio Books or Vocal Recordings," says engineer, Tomandl.
'We love ATC Loudspeaker Technology Ltd", say owner Janisch. And thanks to their ATCs, now the Sunshine team of engineers are also ready to work on your dolby atmos projects.
Mischa Janisch started his professional career in the music biz in the early 90s as a drummer and songwriter. Having always been interested in recording and production he took on the role of engineer during the recording of his his band's first album In 1995. First he joined Sunshine Music as a freelance Engineer and later as the co-owner of studio in the Garbergasse.
At Sunshine he worked as a Producer and Mix Engineer, but in the late 90ies he began mastering. "At that time Austria was lacking a real mastering studio, so it didn't take long and the mastering side of the studio developed a life of it's own," says Janisch. In 2004 Sunshine Mastering was founded and in 2008 when they moved into the new facility Mischa Janisch was appointed head of mastering. His work includes all types of music from Pop and Rock to Alternative and Jazz.
Georg Tomandl started his career in the 80ies playing keyboards. His interests moved towards production side of things that includes songwriting. Today he is one of Austria's busiest Mix Engineers. Besides being busy Mixing and Mastering he is responsible for the companies ever growing Post Production department. After moving to the new facility he was appointed head of Post Production. In recent years George has been known for tailor-made compositions, Surround Sound and Mixes for TV.
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90s Nostalgia
Beatrice ‘Beabadoobee’ Laus was born in Iloilo City, Philippines, before moving to London at age three. “I grew up in Camden, which is a very vibrant place. There’s a lot of culture,” says Laus. She picked up the violin at five, followed by the guitar at 17 after discovering rock legends such as Pavement, Dinosaur Jr and The Smashing Pumpkins.
Laus’s 2017 beautifully gentle debut Coffee amassed hundreds of thousands of streams in just a few days and she signed to Dirty Hit, home of British pop-rockers The 1975. “I just wanted to create music and it was also a healthy way of expressing myself,” she says. Subsequent EPs Patched Up, Loveworm, and Space Cadet drew more definitively on her rock and punk influences and her fan base swelled — Laus now has over 900,000 followers on Instagram and nearly 14m monthly listeners on Spotify.
Oh yeah, she's a darling of Vogue magazine. Her new video for Cologne on her YouTube Chl already sports over 850,000 views!
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Above: Valentino Des Ateliers by Pietro D'Aprano
Fashion Brands and Merch Madness
Musicians and fashion have had a symbiotic relationship since the beginning of time. For Fall 2021, the collections fell in line with the times by embracing new outdoor life meets tailored suits, new-wave and punk meets the roaring ’20s (silk and sequins on sequins), and keeping comfort in elevated knitwear. Colors range from — mustard meets lemon at Jil Sander, bubblegum pink and marigold at Miu Miu, rust and lavender at Patou— to complementary and secondary hues of the color wheel.
According to the Streetwear Impact Report published in 2019 by Hypebeast, 40,000 surveyed around the world agree: Consumers consider musicians the “most credible figures in streetwear" ahead of industry insiders and far ahead of social media influencers. Billie Eilish and brother Finneas (above) have become billboards for fashion. Their debut on NBC's SNL in custom LV design by Dapper Dan was a hit for the designer. In 1986 Addidas signed on Run-DMC when a company executive attended their Madison Square Garden show and saw the number of Adidas sneakers in the crowd that went up in the air when the group sang ‘My Adidas’.
Heading into 2022, the loop can only get wider. Kanye’s Yeezy line with Adidas is every collaborator’s dream, a success story that needs no retelling. ASAP Rocky is now a regular at Paris Fashion Week and Milan's Pitti Uomo, a lover of brands. He has collaborated with JW Anderson and Guess on collections, fronted campaigns for Dior Homme and DKNY, featured in Calvin Klein's “My Calvins” campaign in 2018.
When Nicki Minaj was seated next to Anna Wintour at Oscar de la Renta, she went back and wrote a song about it: “When I’m sitting with Anna, I’m really sitting with Anna/ Ain’t a metaphor punchline. I’m really sitting with Anna/ Front row at Oscar de la Renta posture/ Ain’t a b*tch who could do it, not even my imposter.” According Pietro Beccari, president and chief executive officer of Christian Dior Couture, 5 million people registered in 2020 for a chance to buy the $2,000 Air Jordan Diors. Only 13,000 pairs of the limited-edition shoes were produced, with 5,000 pairs offered to Dior’s top clients. Guess who was wearing a pair? Yup, Billy! She has been a poster child for Luis Vuitton, the 200-year-old French brand that promises to make your journey fashionable and profitable, thanks to musicians!
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Forgetting The Future November Tour Dates + New Music Video
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Look out for this alt rock quartet from Scotland. They're back with new tour dates in November and their new single, Lepricon, accompanied by a video released this month posted here in studioexpresso video spotlight.
"We are planning to release the five-song EP soon available only through FTF and Intime Records websites. This is so their diehard fans get more than one song after a year of waiting. Then we will subsequently release each song with a video," says
"We are so stoked to be playing live gigs again and even more excited to see all of you guys in the flesh. Make sure you get your tickets for our November Tour and let’s smash Scotland apart with our first headline tour.
Lots of love FTF x," writes Forgetting The Future on their Facebook page.
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studioexpresso VIDEO SPOTLIGHT
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Forgetting The Future song: Lepricon - Official Video released on July 5th 2021, from their upcoming 5-song EP produced by Allardyce (Goo Goo Dolls, Green Day).
November 2021 Tour Dates:
EDINBURGH 13th Nov
DUNDEE 14th Nov
PAISLEY 17th Nov
GREENOCK 18th Nov
GLASGOW 19th Nov
ABERDEEN 20th
Tickets
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MARIA BECERRA - The New YouTube Sensation From Argentina
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In 2021, 22-year-old Maria Becerra released her second EP, Animal, Pt. 1 which included the Cazzu-assisted Animal and the solo Acaramelao. Both singles became hits in Argentina, where they peaked at number five and seven, respectively. The EP shifts genres between hip-hop, reggaeton, trap, hip-hop, R&B and hints of salsa, and explores the themes of women empowerment, love and lust. María began her career at twelve years of age on the platform facebook. In 2015, she posted a five-minute-long parody monologue which was seen over one million times in just hours. This encouraged her to create a YouTube channel in which she would later post videos of her talking and singing, vlogs, and dance tutorials. In 2020, Becerra became the first Latin artist to be signed to the indie record label, 300 Entertainment
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September 2-5
The word “Bonnaroo” is actually Creole slang for “Good Stuff” This year Bonnaroo line up features 150+diverse musicians on 10+ performance stages, 4 campground party barns, and entertainment that goes ALL NIGHT LONG! Reserve tix today here!
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Alejandro Duque Named as the Next President of Warner Music Latin America
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Alejandro Duque will join Warner Music Latin America in August and take up his new role at the start of October, succeeding Iñigo Zabala, who it has previously been reported is stepping down from his role as President of Latin America and Iberia after working for Warner Music for more than 30 years.
Duque joins Warner Music from Universal Music, where he has forged a career over the last 15 years, most recently serving as Managing Director of Universal Music Latin. He will be based in Miami and report to Simon Robson, President, International, Recorded Music, Warner Music Group.
Zabala will continue working with Warner Music as an advisor. Guillermo Gonzalez, President of Warner Music Iberia, will report directly to Simon Robson after Zabala steps down.
“I’m so excited to be joining Warner Music and have the opportunity to continue its success story. The incredible music coming out of Latin America continues to seize the imaginations of fans around the world. I want to do more to support talent from our region and help our artists claim their rightful place on the global stage,” said Duque.
Simon Robson adds: “I’m looking forward to welcoming Alejandro to Warner Music. He has extensive experience working around the region and has helped drive our industry’s digital transformation. Alejandro also has a fantastic reputation as an innovative leader who always puts his artists’ needs first. He’ll help us continue to grow our reputation as the most artist-friendly record company in the region, building long-term careers for our talent and adding significant value beyond just the streaming market.”
“I’d also like to thank Iñigo for all his service over the years. He’s an incredible exec who has made a huge impact both on our company and the wider Latin music business, and he’s signed and developed some of the biggest and most important Latin artists of all time. I’m delighted that he’ll continue to work very closely with us.”
Iñigo Zabala concludes: “I started working with Warner when I was an artist, and it’s helping amazing artists that’s motivated my whole career. I’ve had many fantastic years at the company, but now is the right time for me to follow my own path while still supporting the artists I love.”
Duque began his career at Universal Music in 2005, initially working in Colombia as a digital and new media manager. He moved to Argentina in 2009, taking up the role of Director of Sales and Business Development. He was promoted to VP of Digital & Business Development in 2012, moving to Miami in the process. A further promotion came in 2016, when he became Managing Director of Universal Music Latin. In that role, he was the head of UMG’s Latin labels in the US, including Universal Music Latin, Capitol Latin and Machete Music.
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Mixolydian Modes & Chords
So, earlier this year in January when Lorde released her new album, Solar Power, I was really psyched to hear it. The opening is cinematic in melody juxtaposed with creative lyrics that paint images from life in our times and from a distant past. Brilliant! The next song, the album's title track sounded very familiar. It really sounded like Stones' “Sympathy for the Devil.” Wow, were my ears playing a trick? Then I thought, most people would recognize this, let me googled it! And voila! The simple explanation is that it's written in Mixolydian mode. Educator Scott Houston explains it well here.
Playing in this mode results in sequences that feel uplifting and anthemic You've heard them. Other songs written in Mixolydian mode include “Clocks” by Coldplay, and “Learn to Fly” from the Foos.
Then there are chords!
This month I had the pleasure to interview Carl Saunders. Most of you know him as a well-loved Los Angeles musician, jazz trumpeter, composer, and educator who has worked with Stan Kenton, Buddy Rich, Bill Holman, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Mel Tormé, Brent and Clare Fischer, to name a few. Carl told me a story about the time when he visited his friend Clare Fischer in the valley at his home. "Clare sat at the piano and showed me some of his chords. I've heard a lot of chords, but these were different," said Carl. "Clare looked at me and said, look it's simple. Then he proceeded to show me his chords on the piano and wow, I thought to myself this is cool. I'm going to try this at home." So, Carl goes back to his house that afternoon and despite trying, could not produce the same sounds. He was baffled and said "I've heard many geniuses, but I consider Clare Fischer up there (pointing up)! He adds: "Fortunately this time the apple didn't fall far from the tree (pointing to late Fischer's son, Brent).
Ah, creating something original. That's still the holy grail And some of you have it!
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Canada's Viva La Jam School
This video is the culmination of work from 250 JamSchool students of all ages, abilities, and instruments!
They covered the Coldplay song, La Vida in a virtual jam featuring 65 Guitar Players, 18 Bass Players, 15 Bagpipers, 13 Ukulele Players, 61 Singers, 42 Pianists, 31 Drummers, and 5 Violinists.
The school in Ontario, Canada uploaded the video on August 13, and has since received over 8,000 views and growing!
The challenge was how to give 250 submitted videos airtime in a 4-minute song. It appears that the video editors, Dan Drysdale, manager at Jam School, and assistant, Tyler Bridge have done just that. Has Chris Martin heard it yet?
Well, he may soon! The lesson may be that you discover that it's the learning process, not the destination, that counts, #vivalajamschool
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RIP Charlie Watts
6-2-41 -- 8-24-21
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Photo: Time & Life Pictures
Charlie had the swing. Charlie was 12 when he got his first drum set. Before he joined up with Mick, Keith, Brian Jones and Bill Wyman in 1963, Charlie was already known as part of Blues Incorporated.
Charlie Watts has had a charmed life as member of the world's well-loved rock band, the Rolling Stones for nearly six decades, a record he could only match with his successful marriage to wife, Shirley.
Enough has been said about his masterful and low-profile style of playing, his elegant, stylish and humble persona and his wry smile that said cool. Images of Fred Astaire come to mind for how Watts gracefully played drums and life. Charlie's steady beat on Sympathy for the devil, Brown Sugar, Jumpin' Jack Flash, or his light touch on the snare in She's A Rainbow, and Under My Thumb were among many of his signature sounds.
Charlie's personal tastes focused on jazz. In the late 1970s, he joined Ian Stewart in the back-to-the-roots boogie-woogie band, Rocket 88, which featured many of the UK's top jazz, rock and R&B musicians. In 1991, he organized a jazz quintet as another tribute to Charlie Parker. In 1993, came the release of Warm And Tender, by the Charlie Watts Quintet, which included vocalist Bernard Fowler.
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After a successful collaboration with Jim Keltner on the Rolling Stones' Bridges to Babylon, Watts and Keltner released a techno/instrumental album simply titled, Charlie Watts/Jim Keltner Project. Besides his musical creativity, Watts contributed graphic art to early Stones records such as the Between the Buttons record sleeve.
My favorite album of his, remains a CD housed in 12'' cardboard box with tray. It comes with 9.5" x 12" print of Charlie Parker and book 'Ode To A Highflying Bird', written, drawn, and signed by Charlie Watts. Strings were added in '91 to the recording that took place earlier that year at Lansdowne Studios.
Why did so many drummers admire his work?
"Because Charlie did less, that made him more," says Root's Questlove. "A beautiful man," said Paul McCartney.
Charlie celebrated his 80th birthday on the second of June this year. He was 80 years young. "Charlie was a cherished husband, father and grandfather and also, as a member of The Rolling Stones, one of the greatest drummers of his generation," said family's publicist, Bernard Doherty.
Wach "If It Ain't Got That Swing" here
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High Tea Julep
Pour the cooled green tea into a pitcher and squeeze the fresh lemon juice. Drizzle in honey and pour 2 cups of cold water. Give it a stir and taste. If you prefer it sweeter, drizzle more honey. Add a few lemon slices and fresh mint leaves to the pitcher. Pour and Enjoy!
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"Always best when your PR is believable."
-- Mick Jagger (commenting on how press differentiated the Stones (the bad boys) from the Beatles.
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Until next month... express your voice and music, be mindful with your desires, and cherish our freedoms.
Music Lives and Moves!
Claris Sayadian-Dodge founder/editor
claris@studioexpresso.com
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According to author Bernard Russell (1872- 1970) humans are different from animals with their insatiable desires, categorized in four areas. First, Acquisitiveness. It's the Stones' I can't Get No Satisfaction -- we want more as we have more!
The second desire he describes is Rivalry. Oh, yes, where would our financial markets, sports, or music be without it?!
Third, Vanity. The social networks exist because of this human desire.
Lastly, human's love of power. It can produce negative or positive outcomes. It's love of power that directs us to seek knowledge, freedom.
Afganestan is in the news again. We hear how power will be shared with the Taliban, what will happen to their democratic institutions and constitution, and how women’s, LGBTQ+ individuals’, and religious minority groups’ rights will be protected. When majority of people in Afganestan or anywhere in the world want freedoms we enjoy in the west, they will have it. Perhaps not soon, but they will one day.
Like Good songs, majority wins.
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