JD McPherson

atabal escribió:

georgino escribió:

atabal escribió:Donostia. No pone sala, pero

k rollo hace? ROCKABILLY?

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a los LECHE-DE-PAJARO te apuntas?

Si no estoy ocupado con los LECHE-DE-TRAVELO, ahí estaré.

RockRotten escribió:Antes hacía rockabilly y molaba

Ahora se ha vuelto un moderno y aburre

Attikus escribió:

RockRotten escribió:Antes hacía rockabilly y molaba

Ahora se ha vuelto un moderno y aburre

Entonces mejor que no vaya por el sur, ¿no?

killerjoe escribió:Se intentará. Pero un martes y vigo complica bastante la cosa.


Lo de tener 4 discos (cuento hasta el navideño) y hacer gira aniversario de un disco que tiene 10 años sí lo veo bastante pillado con pinzas. No veo la necesidad de ello.

Angus Glop escribió:

killerjoe escribió:Se intentará. Pero un martes y vigo complica bastante la cosa.


Lo de tener 4 discos (cuento hasta el navideño) y hacer gira aniversario de un disco que tiene 10 años sí lo veo bastante pillado con pinzas. No veo la necesidad de ello.

Pero de qué disco hace gira aniversario? Del primero?

RockRotten escribió:Se nos va de las manos esto d e los aniversarios

haymansoldtom escribió:

RockRotten escribió:Se nos va de las manos esto d e los aniversarios

Totalmente. Hacer una gira de aniversario de un disco de hace 10 años es de coña. Puedes hacer un guiño al asunto metiendo más temas en el set de la gira, sacando otra edición del disco ... Pero un gira anunciada así? ... Dicho esto iré seguro ,claro

RockRotten escribió:Antes hacía rockabilly y molaba

Ahora se ha vuelto un moderno y aburre

Strickland escribió:

RockRotten escribió:Antes hacía rockabilly y molaba

Ahora se ha vuelto un moderno y aburre

Dos o tres temas de "undivided" sonaban un poco a black keys, eso es todo joder.

Vamos que no lo veo saliéndose de las raíces del r'n'r y rockabilly, que es  lo suyo.

Friends,

I am beyond sorry to have to announce the cancellation of the European tour in May/June. Canceling gigs is at the very top of the list of things we can't stand to do - however, for the health and safety of everyone, it is the only option. We will do our best to fly back to Europe and say hello as soon as humanly possible. Thank you for all your support and we will get back to you as soon we have an idea about our plans for 2021! Contact your local venues for questions and refunds.

Please stay safe and healthy!

Sincerely,

JD McPherson

Strickland escribió:He leído esta tarde q hará algo tipo streaming la semana que viene.

ONLINE CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT!⁣⁣⁣
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This THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd, a special duo consisting of myself and Jimmy Sutton will perform the album SIGNS & SIGNIFIERS in TWO streaming concerts at: https://www.stageit.com/JDMcPherson

2 complete shows at 2 different times to better accommodate multiple time zones.
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Performance 1: 2:00pm CST⁣
(suitable for evening viewing in the UK and EUROPE! )⁣⁣⁣
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Performance 2: 8:00pm CST ⁣
(suitable for evening viewing in These Here Fine United States! )⁣⁣⁣
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Visit this link (https://www.stageit.com/JDMcPherson⁣⁣⁣) and grab a "ticket" (PayPal works best on this platform but others should work as well)!⁣ ⁣⁣
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In light of the recently rescheduled/cancelled 10th anniversary “Signs & Signifiers” tours in the US and Europe, Jimmy and I have worked up a thoroughly quarantined, operationally secure DUET performance of the album. ⁣⁣⁣
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Touring and playing live is certainly the band’s livelihood, but it’s also our pleasure, both of which have been knocked down a peg or two by this Covid-19 virus situation. The concerts will set up for you to PAY WHAT YOU LIKE, but please note that all donations made during the performances go DIRECTLY to the guys in the band. That’s your pals (and mine): Jimmy, Ray, Doug, Jason and Ryan (FOH/TM).⁣⁣⁣
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BONUS: The top 5 donors during each performance will receive a signed LP of “SIGNS & SIGNIFIERS”, AND a beautiful giclée print of Anika Orrock’s version of the album artwork on archival paper!⁣⁣⁣
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There will ALSO be special merchandise available soon, only available until we can hit the road again.⁣⁣⁣
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Thank you so much for your support. We miss you very much. It’s going to feel good to play some music again. ⁣⁣⁣
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Jimmy and I are setting our tape measures to 6 feet. ⁣⁣⁣
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#jdmcphersonband⁣⁣⁣
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#onlineconcert⁣⁣⁣
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p.s. Make sure your device has the requirements needed to stream the show. Most should work but please read the requirement on the show page⁣⁣⁣ to avoid issues

An important message to the fans:  

If you attended one of the handful of shows I’ve played this year, you noticed some changes on the stage. Some familiar faces were missing.

Through the course of the break, three members of my long-time touring band gave notice that they’d be moving on to other things.

It’s taken me a long time to process this.  I’m still workin’ on it. It all happened during an already confusing time.  

I consider this lineup to be one of the best live bands on the planet. They breathed life into my songs that I never dreamed possible!  We made truly raucous, joyous music together across three continents, mugged on TV shows we grew up watching, slithered uphill in the mud with our amps at Glastonbury, made music with our heroes, and put smiles on a lot of faces.  A touring band experiences highs and lows.  Sometimes you’re a tin of sardines, and sometimes you’re experiencing the very best of what life can offer.  

There’s a million things I want to say, but the most salient point would be - I am filled with gratitude to these three gentlemen for making my professional and artistic life over the last 10 years a very fulfilled one.  I cherish our time together and relish in our accomplishments.  I have a lot of happy memories.

I’d like you to keep up with everyone:

Jason is currently drumming and touring with his amazingly talented son, McKinley James, who I’ve known since he was knee-high to a grasshopper.  Jason has a shuffle like no other.  There is no one in the world that HITS HARDER with a traditional grip. I wrote songs specifically because Jason was the drummer.  I’ve never met a harder worker than Jason Smay.

Ray has been flourishing, playing keys for the amazing Yola and the Black Keys, in addition to lots of session work.  Ray had become my primary cowriting partner.  He understood my quirks and desire to mash genres, and we had  very similar musical taste.  “Hunting For Sugar” was written with Ray, and in my opinion, it’s the best song I’ve recorded.

My longest musical relationship has been with Jimmy Sutton.  He produced my first record while I was still a schoolteacher.  He taught me so much about music and about myself.  Making my first record was an absolute joy, and a very exciting time. The ideas were there, fully formed, right from inception. We got each other.  We wanted to treat the music we loved as a living, growing thing, not as a museum piece.  A lot of people got that, some people didn’t. There is no one else on the planet who does that thing he does.  He is honestly one of the best stage performers I’ve ever witnessed, and I got to play with him.  I will forever be grateful to Mr. Sutton as my usher into a larger world.  Jimmy has left to spend more time with his growing family, to focus on his music production work, artwork, record label, and other ventures.  I’ll likely be posting more about him soon.  

All three of these men are family to me, and I wish the absolute best for all of them.

Now, what comes next?  In a nutshell:

Doug and I have been very, very busy.  We’re about to head out on a Socks tour, the first tour in a good long while, along with some of my favorite musicians who have lended their talents to make this tour happen.  My friend, constant collaborator, and original drummer Alex Hall is joining us, which has been a pleasure.

We’ve been recording a lot, which you’ll be hearing about shortly.  We’ll be recording even more next year.

Alison Krauss & Robert Plant have been keeping me pretty busy lately.  More on that later.

I wish all of you a very happy holiday season.  See you soon!
Your pal,
JD

manel. escribió:A ver si tenemos nuevo disco rait nau. Que ya toca.

sanfreebird72 escribió:Se ha tirado al sonido Black Keys... hasta el vídeo del baile lo recuerda... ¿no creen?

rearviewmirror escribió:Ya era hora de que sacara algo, copón. Por fin.

A mi el single me ha molado mucho. El acercamiento a The Black Keys ya ocurrió en "Let The Good Times Roll". Llegáis 9 años tarde   Y por otro lado, es lógico cuando Auerbach andaba por ahí metido.

Eso sí, este single ya me parece mejor que la mitad del último de The Black Keys.

Godofredo escribió:Bueno, por la blackeysnización han pasado muchos, desde los sheepdogs hasta los propios rival sons, y de todo se sale.

silver escribió:




27 septiembre

rearviewmirror escribió:Nuevo adelanto.

Mr. Encías escribió:

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JD McPherson - Nite Owls


Ya lo tenemos aqui!!!
Muy buena primera escucha....

luis escribió:

Mr. Encías escribió:

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JD McPherson - Nite Owls


Ya lo tenemos aqui!!!
Muy buena primera escucha....

Me ha gustado mucho, muchísimo... Y sí, variadito... El tema surfero instrumental suena a gloria y las baladas isakianas también...

Discarral

mr_mojorising escribió:

luis escribió:

Mr. Encías escribió:

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JD McPherson - Nite Owls


Ya lo tenemos aqui!!!
Muy buena primera escucha....

Me ha gustado mucho, muchísimo... Y sí, variadito... El tema surfero instrumental suena a gloria y las baladas isakianas también...

Discarral

Just like summer puede ser la mejor del disco