Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 1:43 am
Warm up, part 3 of 3.
Suzanne Vega.

Suzanne tells when she was monitor of a group of children was singing to them "Story of Isaac" and it seemed that it was not a song that they liked much. She recorded it in the tribute "Tower of Song" (1995) and with John Cale "So long Marianne" in "Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the 60's" (1999). Will they sing it together?
Suzanne Vega Interviews Leonard Cohen 1992
Anjani Thomas.

In Sant Feliu she interpreted "Half the perfect world" and "Thanks for the music", in Dublin was different, she sang "Never got to love you" and "Blue Alert". In any case it will be an exquisite performance.
Adam Cohen.

I do not have idea. In his work there is no cover of his father. Nowadays, he sings more in French. We will see.
Jackson Browne.

He's other one of my idols. He was introduced in Sant Feliu as the very young one that was more than Nico's guitarist. These days in the Dom, a Chelsea Girl made madden a doctor, a saint and an Eskimo. (Nico released in 1967 the album "Chelsea Girls" with the beautiful song "These days" composed by her guitarist). In the last concert, Browne sang "A thousand kisses deep", fantastic.
John Cale.

Lou Reed was in Dublin, John Cale here and Nico in the memory. Cale, with a great power in the stage, interpreted "Alexandra leaving" and closed the concert with "Hallelujah".
Perla Batalla.

She was the alma mater of Sant Feliu. She opened the concert with Suzanne, was unforgettable. Lovely.
The Band.
Directed by Kevin McCormick and Javier Mas with Charlie Cepeda, Raúl Rodríguez, Jimmy Gonzalez, Alvaro Gandul, Alex Bublitchi, Jabier Muguruza, Mireia Otzerinjauregi and Perla Batalla.
Almost it is the same of Sant Feliu. I liked, they sounded marvellously in any of the very different styles.
Javier Mas has been for many years music of the songwriter Maria del Mar Bonet who has experimented with Mediterranean's fusion music. I believe this sound is part of Cohen's music. Mas can play the mandolin very similar as John Bilezikjian.
Raúl Rodríguez is a great guitarist and leader of the flamenco group "Son de la Frontera".
Suzanne Vega.

Suzanne tells when she was monitor of a group of children was singing to them "Story of Isaac" and it seemed that it was not a song that they liked much. She recorded it in the tribute "Tower of Song" (1995) and with John Cale "So long Marianne" in "Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the 60's" (1999). Will they sing it together?
Suzanne Vega Interviews Leonard Cohen 1992
Anjani Thomas.

In Sant Feliu she interpreted "Half the perfect world" and "Thanks for the music", in Dublin was different, she sang "Never got to love you" and "Blue Alert". In any case it will be an exquisite performance.
Adam Cohen.

I do not have idea. In his work there is no cover of his father. Nowadays, he sings more in French. We will see.
Jackson Browne.

He's other one of my idols. He was introduced in Sant Feliu as the very young one that was more than Nico's guitarist. These days in the Dom, a Chelsea Girl made madden a doctor, a saint and an Eskimo. (Nico released in 1967 the album "Chelsea Girls" with the beautiful song "These days" composed by her guitarist). In the last concert, Browne sang "A thousand kisses deep", fantastic.
John Cale.

Lou Reed was in Dublin, John Cale here and Nico in the memory. Cale, with a great power in the stage, interpreted "Alexandra leaving" and closed the concert with "Hallelujah".
Perla Batalla.

She was the alma mater of Sant Feliu. She opened the concert with Suzanne, was unforgettable. Lovely.
The Band.
Directed by Kevin McCormick and Javier Mas with Charlie Cepeda, Raúl Rodríguez, Jimmy Gonzalez, Alvaro Gandul, Alex Bublitchi, Jabier Muguruza, Mireia Otzerinjauregi and Perla Batalla.
Almost it is the same of Sant Feliu. I liked, they sounded marvellously in any of the very different styles.
Javier Mas has been for many years music of the songwriter Maria del Mar Bonet who has experimented with Mediterranean's fusion music. I believe this sound is part of Cohen's music. Mas can play the mandolin very similar as John Bilezikjian.
Raúl Rodríguez is a great guitarist and leader of the flamenco group "Son de la Frontera".