Ron Wood : "The Faces" Arrive In Narita ,Japan 07/29/2011
sábado, 30 de julio de 2011
Chuck Berry : inauguracion estatua
La estatua fue erigida en el distrito bohemio de Delmar Loop en St. Louis, a pesar de que algunas personas se opusieron al monumento, aduciendo los problemas legales de Berry durante su extensa carrera.
"No voy a tardar mucho", dijo Berry, que llevaba su tradicional gorro marinero ante una multitud que se reunió a pesar de un calor que superó los 32 grados. "No sé hablar, sólo canto un poco. Les voy a dar las gracias de nuevo, y decirles que les quiero a todos", agregó.
Las rápidas letras de Berry y sus revolucionarios riffs de guitarra le valieron ingresar al Salón de la Fama del Rock y una medalla de honor presidencial.
Está considerado como uno de los cinco mejores autores de rock de todos los tiempos por la revista Rolling Stone, junto a los Beatles, Bob Dylan, los Rolling Stones y Elvis Presley.
Berry, que tocó por primera vez en 1941, todavía aparece cada mes en Blueberry Hill, justo enfrente de la estatua.
Entre quienes enviaron sus saludos a Berry estuvieron Elvis Costello, que aseguró que estaba contento de ver una estatua de Berry "en St. Louis, a donde pertenece" y el también pionero del rock Little Richard, que calificó a Berry de "el mayor artista del mundo".
A Berry, que ha vivido toda su vida en St. Louis, le acompañaron en el estrado su esposa, hijos y nietos, que se sumaron a sus admiradores cantando "Johnny B. Goode", su clásico éxito de 1957, mientras la estrella del rock caminaba entre la multitud al finalizar la ceremonia.
Una plaza cerca de la estatua tiene las paredes iluminadas con las notas musicales grabadas con láser de "Johnny B. Goode". En la acera hay escritas letras de las canciones de Berry.
La oposición a la estatua comenzó a principios de año, cuando un ex miembro del ayuntamiento de la ciudad reunió 100 firmas para postergar su instalación.
Los que se oponen alegan que Berry fue hallado culpable de delitos graves al comienzo de su carrera, incluido el de llevar a una mujer a otro estado con propósitos inmorales en 1962.
Berry pasó tres años en prisión, donde escribió varias canciones, incluida "No Particular Place to Go".
El músico se desmayó durante un concierto en Chicago el día de Año Nuevo pasado, pero se recuperó a tiempo para su siguiente espectáculo en St. Louis y no mostró signos preocupantes en la ceremonia de inauguración.
Chuck Berry: statue inauguration
The rock and roll pioneer Chuck Berry, active and smiling 84 years old, received a standing ovation on Friday while inaugurating a bronze statue of himself from 2.4 meters to the cheers of about 500 people.
The statue was erected in the bohemian district of Delmar Loop in St. Louis, even though some people opposed the monument, citing Berry's legal troubles during his long career.
"I will not take long," said Berry, who wore her traditional sailor hat before a crowd gathered despite the heat that topped 32 degrees. "I can not speak, just sing a bit. I'll thank you again, and tell them I love them all," he said.
Rapid letters of Berry and his revolutionary guitar riffs earned him the Hall of Fame Rock and a presidential medal of honor.
He is considered one of the five best rock writers of all time by Rolling Stone, along with the Beatles, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones and Elvis Presley.
Berry, who first played in 1941, still appears every month at Blueberry Hill, just opposite the statue.
Among those who sent their greetings to Berry were Elvis Costello, who said he was happy to see a statue of Berry "in St. Louis, where it belongs" and also rock pioneer Little Richard, who called Berry "the greatest artist the world. "
A Berry, who has lived all his life in St. Louis, accompanied him on the stand his wife, children and grandchildren joined her fans singing "Johnny B. Goode," his classic hit of 1957, while the star rock through the crowd at the end of the ceremony.
A square near the statue is lit walls engraved with musical notes laser "Johnny B. Goode." On the sidewalk there are lyrics written by Berry.
Opposition to the statue began early this year when a former member of city council met 100 signatures to postpone installation.
Opponents argue that Berry was convicted of offenses at the beginning of his career, including carrying a woman to another state for immoral purposes in 1962.
Berry spent three years in prison, where he wrote several songs, including "No Particular Place to Go".
The player collapsed during a concert in Chicago on New Year's Day past, but recovered in time for your next show in St. Louis and showed no signs of concern in the opening ceremony.
Your next show at Blueberry Hill is scheduled for August 17.
The rock and roll pioneer Chuck Berry, active and smiling 84 years old, received a standing ovation on Friday while inaugurating a bronze statue of himself from 2.4 meters to the cheers of about 500 people.
The statue was erected in the bohemian district of Delmar Loop in St. Louis, even though some people opposed the monument, citing Berry's legal troubles during his long career.
"I will not take long," said Berry, who wore her traditional sailor hat before a crowd gathered despite the heat that topped 32 degrees. "I can not speak, just sing a bit. I'll thank you again, and tell them I love them all," he said.
Rapid letters of Berry and his revolutionary guitar riffs earned him the Hall of Fame Rock and a presidential medal of honor.
He is considered one of the five best rock writers of all time by Rolling Stone, along with the Beatles, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones and Elvis Presley.
Berry, who first played in 1941, still appears every month at Blueberry Hill, just opposite the statue.
Among those who sent their greetings to Berry were Elvis Costello, who said he was happy to see a statue of Berry "in St. Louis, where it belongs" and also rock pioneer Little Richard, who called Berry "the greatest artist the world. "
A Berry, who has lived all his life in St. Louis, accompanied him on the stand his wife, children and grandchildren joined her fans singing "Johnny B. Goode," his classic hit of 1957, while the star rock through the crowd at the end of the ceremony.
A square near the statue is lit walls engraved with musical notes laser "Johnny B. Goode." On the sidewalk there are lyrics written by Berry.
Opposition to the statue began early this year when a former member of city council met 100 signatures to postpone installation.
Opponents argue that Berry was convicted of offenses at the beginning of his career, including carrying a woman to another state for immoral purposes in 1962.
Berry spent three years in prison, where he wrote several songs, including "No Particular Place to Go".
The player collapsed during a concert in Chicago on New Year's Day past, but recovered in time for your next show in St. Louis and showed no signs of concern in the opening ceremony.
Your next show at Blueberry Hill is scheduled for August 17.
Georgia May Jagger: Bo.Bô campaña de la primavera 2012
Georgia fue contratada para una sesión de moda brasileña por la firma Bo.Bô , en Río de Janeiro
en un enclave paradisíaco , hizo piscina con agua de color turquesa, bordes de mar nocturno y palmeras.
Georgia May Jagger : Bo.Bô Spring 2012 Campaign
Georgia was hired for a session by signing Brazilian fashion Bo.Bô in Rio de Janeiroin a heavenly setting, made pool with turquoise water, seashores night and palms.
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viernes, 29 de julio de 2011
Ronnie Wood consigue su propio programa de televisión
El Show de Ronnie Wood se lanzará en febrero de 2012
Ronnie Wood tiene su programa de televisión propio.
El espectáculo Ronnie Wood lanzará en Sky Arts, el próximo febrero y se dice que es una continuación de su premiada "programa de radio absoluto", que lo llevó a tomar la "personalidad de música del Año" en los premios Sony Radio Academy, a principios de este año , así como Especialista de Programa del nuevo Año en los premios de Radio comercial Arqiva a principios de este mes.
Ronnie Wood, dijo:
Me he divertido mucho haciendo mi programa de radio y tuvo mucho éxito con premios recientes. ahora ir a la televisión para dar al público la oportunidad de ver detrás de las escenas.
El espectáculo se espera que tenga clientes de alto perfil del mundo de la música para entrevistas y bromas en general.
Ronnie Wood gets his own TV show
The Ronnie Wood Show will launch in February 2012
Ronnie Wood has landed his very own television programme.
The Ronnie Wood show will launch on Sky Arts , next February and is said to be a continuation of his award winning "Absolute Radio show", which saw him grab the Music Personality Of The Year gong at the Sony Radio Academy Awards , earlier this year, as well as Specialist Programme Of The Year and Newcomer Of The Year at the Arqiva Commercial Radio awards earlier this month.
Ronnie Wood said:
I've had so much fun doing my radio show and had lots of success with recent awards. It's now going to TV to give the audience the chance to see behind the scenes.
The show is expected to pull in high profile guests from the music world for interviews and general banter.
The show is expected to pull in high profile guests from the music world for interviews and general banter.
jueves, 28 de julio de 2011
Rolling Stones : NO a la apertura de los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres
Hay malas noticias para los aficionados que guardaban la ilusión de ver a lo mejor del rock británico reunido en el escenario de la fiesta de apertura de los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres. Según publica este jueves el periódico Daily Mirror, el único artista famoso a presentarse en la ceremonia será el ex Beatle Paul McCartney tras el rechazo de los Rolling Stones y de los integrantes de Led Zeppelin.
Miembros de la histórica banda inglesa Led Zeppelin también fueron abordados para la celebración y aunque el guitarrista Jimmy Page se reveló dispuesto a participar, el cantante Robert Plant se declaró "no interesado".
El rotativo destaca que hubo una gran decepción entre los organizadores del evento cuando los Rolling Stones declinaron la invitación.
La Ceremonia de apertura de los XXX Juegos Olímpicos se planificó para 27 de julio de 2012 en el Estadio Olímpico de Londres construido especialmente para los Juegos.
Rolling Stones: NO to the opening of the Olympic Games in London.
There is bad news for fans who kept the illusion of seeing the best of British rock together on stage at the opening party of the London Olympics. As reported in Thursday's Daily Mirror, the only famous artist to perform at the ceremony will be former Beatle Paul McCartney after the rejection of the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin members.
There is bad news for fans who kept the illusion of seeing the best of British rock together on stage at the opening party of the London Olympics. As reported in Thursday's Daily Mirror, the only famous artist to perform at the ceremony will be former Beatle Paul McCartney after the rejection of the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin members.
Members of the historic British band Led Zeppelin were also addressed in the conclusion and even guitarist Jimmy Page revealed willing to participate, singer Robert Plant said he was "not interested".
The newspaper notes that there was great disappointment among the organizers of the event when the Rolling Stones declined.
The Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games XXX planned for July 27, 2012 in London's Olympic Stadium built specifically for the Games.