Love Inks E.S.P. Jay Reatard 'Wild Man with a Vision'... When Michael Jackson Married Lisa Marie Presley and the Spice Girls Hit Number One The Twilight singers played Webster Hall w/ Margot & Nuclear So So's 'American Idol' Elimination Night 25 Things You Didn't See on Thursday's Show Watch Jerry Lee Lewis at Third In Nashville And About That... Sandra Piller New Single 'Fixin' To Fall' Reaches Country Radio Fans Got At Your Record Store Day Jack White Does... to Produce Live Album Morning Links Rare Historic recording shows in church Beale Street Music Fest Lineup 2011 Stone Temple Pilots MGMT Flaming Lips Beady Eye Different Gear Still Speeding J Roddy Walston + Business Get 'Weird' Top 100 Acts SXSW Million Dollar Quartet Theater Review Premieres Video for 'Days Like These' Jim Jones Revue Rail Against 'SmallMindedness' Musician Claims Discovery of Secret Elvis Session Mean Old Deluxe Edition

Sure, comparisons with the likes of Chairlift and The xx will probably hound **Love Inks** from now until kingdom come, but reference points aside, _E.S.P._ stands up as a distinctive, if occasionally samey body of work in its own right. The Rumpus: > When Jay Reatard was alive, he got called anything from "possessed" to "total dick." > > Looking back on his recorded legacy with the ease awarded by hindsight, I see that he was consumed by his own aesthetic: a wild man with a vision. I can't tell if he was taken over by an evil spirit — a rock and roll demon child that drank from the same Tennessee waters as one of his obvious forefathers, Jerry Lee Lewis — or if he had genuine nihilistic tendencies, seeing music as the only path to his redemption, which might explain his rapid fire output and early demise. > > Maybe he thought his duty on this planet was to crank out record after record with a reckless abandon that eventually claimed his life at the age of 29 in January 2010. > > Read and comment. From therumpus.net. words & photos by Dominick Mastrangelo That so many of the characters in Greg Dulli's songs are met by misfortune (often self-inflicted) and find themselves in questionable circumstances, it was fitting that he and his Twilight Singers rolled into New... Shirley Halperin If this week's elimination episode were a Jerry Lee Lewis song, it would be called "Whole Lotta Primpin' Goin' On." read more Here's Jerry Lee Lewis giving them what they want yesterday at Third Man Records: And the news that Jack White has been officially given the title he's acted out for a while now. From Consequence of Sound: > From his monumental work with The White Stripes to his expansion on the modern blues-rock sound with The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather in addition to running his highly influential and innovative Third Man Records, Jack White has always received the beaming praise of those inside the music industry. Now, those outside the biz are celebrating White as he becomes the inaugural winner of the Music City Ambassador Award from the City of Nashville… Read and comment. From thedailyswarm.com. LOS ANGELES, Calif. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Strong radio airplay, a steady climb up the charts and numerous awards have greeted songs from Sandra Piller's current album, 'Days Like These,' and now she is releasing her next single to country radio, 'Fixin' To Fall.' The tune is 'an upbeat love song that makes you want to dance,' notes Piller. Paste: > Rock 'n roll legend Jerry Lee Lewis will be making a special Record Store Day appearance at Jack White's Third Man Records in Nashville, Tenn. Lewis is set to perform a live set that will be recorded direct to analog tape, pressed to vinyl and made available at the Third Man Records retail outlet within weeks… Read and comment. From pastemagazine.com. Jack White will produce an upcoming live album by rock 'n' roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis. The concert will take place on Record Store Day, April 16, at White's Third Man Records compound in Nashville. According to the label, White will man the boards for the show, which will be recorded direct to analogue. The [...] The Oregon legislature Rickrolls you. A sad, familiar theme, as another innovative company  opens an office in D.C. Quotable: "None of this is rocket science. You make a judgment as to how much of a threat you face in D.C., you decide how much money you are willing to spend, and then you hire people [...] Historic recording shows Jerry Lee Lewis in church Filed under: Concerts and Tours, News Tim Mosenfelder, Getty Images Music aficionados, ethnomusicologists and even just camera-toting tourists all know that Beale Street in Memphis, Tenn. is a historic breeding ground for American blues. It's where an entire subsection of the genre has been born and raised. But the Beale Street Music Festival has been making the street famous for a broader selection of American music forms in recent years, having hosted everyone from Alice In Chains to Widespread Panic. This year's Beale Street Music Festival continues to broaden its horizons, with headlining sets by Stone Temple Pilots, MGMT, Flaming Lips and Wilco. But also: John Mellencamp, Ke$ha, Jason Mraz, Cee Lo Green, Avett Brothers and Mumford & Sons. Also on the bill are hip-hop artists (Ludacris), reggae royalty (Ziggy Marley), metal titans (Godsmack) and legends of rock 'n' roll (Jerry Lee Lewis). And that's just the beginning -- a complete lineup can be viewed at the official website, where you can also peep all the deets. There are the makings of a decent band here if the people involved cared enough. But they probably don't, and despite a couple of green shoots, this is a dreary affair. Filed under: Concerts and Tours, Exclusive, Q + A Vagrant _Like Jerry Lee Lewis backed by Lynyrd Skynryd, J Roddy Walston and the Business always offer up an electric show. The band has played with the Black Keys, the Hold Steady, Shooter Jennings and the Avett Brothers, and despite several lineup changes, it's riding high on the strength of its new self- titled album. Lyrically, Walston says, the record is more serious than the group's 2007 debut, 'Hail Mega Boys.' Walston will join his bandmates -- guitarist Billy Gordon, bassist Logan Davis and drummer Steve Colmus -- in playing multiple shows at this year's SXSW, and before heading to Austin, the singer talked to Spinner about growing up Southern, singing gospel music and touring in a church van._ Ray Bennett "Million Dollar Quartet" is a straight-forward jukebox musical, but since the music comes from Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Records in the 1950s, it's not your average jukebox. read more LOS ANGELES, Calif. (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- With the title track from her new album, 'Days Like These,' gathering radio spins, country singer Sandra Piller is happily watching it climb several charts while touching the hearts of listeners at country and Christian country radio. 'And now, there's a video that shows many of the wonderful events and emotions that are a part of this magnificent song,' Piller states. Filed under: Concerts and Tours, Exclusive, Q + A Steve Gullick _Frequently compared to such legendary acts as the MC5, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard, the Jim Jones Revue play '50s-influenced hot-rod rock 'n' roll that is best enjoyed live and loud. Having made its US debut at SXSW 2010, the British band heads back this year for an encore that's not to be missed. In interview with Spinner, the band's namesake and frontman discussed his influences and explained why good performances help him breathe easy._ NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- A Nashville man has discovered a recording that he believes contains more than 30 minutes with Elvis at a private session recorded at what appears to be the home of Jerry Lee Lewis in 1960. The recording lay over a decade in a box of tapes he, Rod Lamb Written by General Jabbo
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