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Listening to Amber from my Roon library....
I was yesterday years old when I realized "Edge of My Seat" is fully in movie metaphors
Aimee Mann ~ Hold On (Tom Waits cover)
If anyone can do detached heartache and emotional distance, it is Aimee Mann.
“I think over the years, Waits got more and more involved in the grit and the growl. He went deeper into the back of the cave, and sometimes I think people fail to see the very classic nature of the songs because of that ‘trash can’ aesthetic. We viewed it as ‘His 70th birthday is coming, and it’s a feast day, and we’re gonna take these songs and we’re gonna give them all the sweetness that we can.'” - Warren Zanes (producer of the album)
Check out Amber Rubarth’s version of the song (on BandCamp). She recorded it in 2012 and I am suspicious Aimee used Amber’s version to cover without due credit?
Don't be so nervous now, just let me love you. Under the surface, I know every part of you wants to be seen in the brightest light of the stars. I recognize how you're holding your breath like the moon recognizes a mirror reflection of a window pane catching a street lamp alone in the dark. I will always love you wherever you are. I will always love you wherever you are. In the valley between us, shadows shift sides, canyons all echo old lover's goodbyes, as morning paints her pinks on a field of stars. You will go your way and I will go mine, and we'll carry a thread to the end of all time, forever connected no matter how near or far. I will always love you wherever you are. I will always love you wherever you are. High up above us, a man turns his face to a pale blue marble suspended in space, he let's out a tear for this beautiful pearl in the dark. From way out there we're all one and the same, the differences blur and the borderlines fade, and in the silence he feels the beat of a single heart. I will always love you wherever you are. I will always love you wherever you are.
I will always love you wherever you are
My mom sent me this song saying it reminded her of me shortly before the last time I talked to her and now I can’t listen to it without crying, I love and miss her.
American Folk
Sure, another movie with ‘American’ in the title hardly inspires confidence but, with only a small budget and no big-name stars to speak of, first-time feature director David Heinz has somehow crafted a delightfully deft examination of America in the immediate aftermath of the World Trade Centre attacks, told via a road trip by two strangers forced into a journey of mutual convenience. If a road…
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From the Bluegrass Situation and WMOT Roots Radio, it’s Hangin’ & Sangin’ with your host, BGS editor Kelly McCartney. Every week Hangin’ & Sangin’ offers up casual conversation and acoustic performances by some of your favorite roots artists. From bluegrass to folk, country, blues, and Americana, we stand at the intersection of modern roots music and old time traditions bringing you roots culture — redefined.
With me today in the Writers’ Rooms at the Hutton … Amber Rubarth
Read the interview here!
Recensie: Various Artists - American Folk (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Various Artists – American Folk (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Format: CD / Label: American Folk Records Releasedatum: 26 Januari 2018
Tekst: Daan Sindelka
In de door David Heinz geschreven en geregisseerde film ‘American Folk’ (2017) ontmoeten folkmuzikanten Joni (Amber Rubarth) en Elliot (Joe Purdy) elkaar op een vlucht naar New York. Datum van de ontmoeting is negen september 2001. De…
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'American Folk' Soundtrack: Score By Ben Lovett Debuts January 26
‘American Folk’ Soundtrack: Score By Ben Lovett Debuts January 26
Lakeshore Records will release the soundtrack to American Folk, featuring score by Ben Lovett (Synchronicity, The Signal). The album will be released digitally on the same day of the film’s theatrical release on Friday, January 26! See the track list and more below. American Folk movie stars Folk singers Joe Purdy, Amber Rubarth, and featuring Krisha Fairchild (Krisha). Good Deed Entertainment…
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