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Deniss Vasiljevs – 2024 Nebelhorn Trophy exhibition gala

"In the Air" by Alexandra Stréliski; "In the Air Tonight" by Judith Hill

Choreographed by Giulia Isceri and Deniss himself

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... evening music ...

Eric Clapton's new album features 6 never-before-heard tracks and 8 previously released songs. The album includes collaborations with Jeff Beck, Van Morrison and more....

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“Chicago & Friends: Live at 55” Landing May 31 on PBS

- Steve Vai, Robert Randolph and Christone “Kingfish” Ingram among guests at 2023 gigs

“Chicago & Friends: Live at 55” will air on PBS stations beginning May 31.

The film, recorded during two 2023 gigs in New Jersey, finds the band celebrating the 55th anniversary of its debut album, the Chicago Transit Authority, with help from friends including Steve Vai, Robert Randolph and Christone “Kingfish” Ingram.

A short trailer from the film shows the band performing “Does Anybody Really Know What Time it Is,” backing Robin Thicke on “Saturday in the Park” and giving Vai the solo spotlight on “25 or 6 to 4.”

Other guests include Chris Daughtry, VoicePlay and Judith Hill.

Check local listings and read Sound Bites’ previous coverage here.

5/30/24

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🤍🎶Musician Singers Thread🎶🤍

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More OC stuff

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Give this album a listen: Meanwhile

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Black Widow Judith Hill Album: Letters From A Black Widow

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"Right Here, Right Now"

Original by Jesus Jones

Covered by Judith Hill feat. GSHARP

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Judith Hill performs Always On My Mind

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Guarda "Judith Hill | KNKX Studio Session" su YouTube

La scoperta del weekend !!!

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“Chicago & Friends in Concert” Hits Theaters April 18 and 21

- Steve Vai, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram and Robert Randolph among the pals who stop by

There’s a famous story about Jimi Hendrix telling the guys in Chicago, “your guitarist (Terry Kath) is better than me.”

Though it may be apocryphal, there’s something believable about the tale. And it seems obvious that if Kath had played in any other band or had lived long enough - he died in 1978 - to do some solo work, he might be more recognized for the six-string giant he is.

Musicians are aware of Kath’s stature, however. And that’s how Steve Vai, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram and Robert Randolph came to be among the pals who shared the stage with Chicago for its 2023 Chicago & Friends gigs, excerpts of which will be released in theaters for a limited April 18 and 21 engagement of “Chicago & Friends in Concert.” The trailer shows Vai shredding on “25 or 6 to 4,” Ingram recreating Kath’s magnificent solo on “Make Me Smile” and Randolph leading the band through the rarely played “Listen.”

Other guests include Robin Thicke, Chris Daughtry, Judith Hill and VoicePlay.

Ticketing info here.

3/27/24

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April 19, 2023 - Upside by Judith Hill

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"His eyes were fixed," just before he nodded off across a table from her, Ms. Hill, 32, recalled in an interview here, speaking for the first time about her presence on the April 15 flight from Atlanta, after Prince's two shows there. Only one other passenger was on the private jet, Prince's longtime friend and aide Kirk Johnson. They were bound for Paisley Park, Prince's estate outside Minneapolis. Over vegetables and pasta, Prince and Ms. Hill discussed his performances that night.

According to flight-tracking reports, the chartered 1988 Dassault Falcon 900 took off at 12:51 a.m. from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and was near Chicago, less than an hour from its destination, when Ms. Hill witnessed Prince fall unconscious. If she had glanced away in that instant, down at her phone and purse, she might have thought he had simply dozed off. "Thankfully, I happened to be looking into his face," she said.

By the time they arrived, he was awake and talking, Ms. Hill said, "which was such a relief to me, because I thought he was gone." She had never seen anything like that happen to him and had no idea what caused his condition. Mr. Johnson's lawyer declined to comment.

"Now he's gone, and I realize I was leaning on him a lot," she said. "And that's what's scary. I'm on my own."

Ms. Hill has experienced the loss of a musical superstar before: Working as a background vocalist in 2009, she was chosen to duet with Michael Jackson on "This Is It," his planned concert series in London. He died less than three weeks before its start. Ms. Hill performed an emotional rendition of "Heal the World," with a children's choir at his televised memorial service.

Marcus Anderson, a horn player for Prince who also backed Ms. Hill, said Prince had held her musicals sensibilities in uniquely high esteem. "He respected her opinion a lot," he said. She would come into the recording studio and make suggestions, which were often heeded. "That was kind of a first," Mr. Anderson said.

"He wasn't dreary or drowsy, or anything," she said. The mood was peaceful, and Prince seemed like his old self. "He wanted to watch 'Zootopia,'" the animated movie. "He loved those films. I was going to pull it up on my phone. He said: 'No, no, no, not here. We're going to pick a special time and place to watch that."

Ms. Hill felt that Prince had suffered a close call, one that wouldn't be repeated. "He was very cooperative that whole night," she said, "serious about getting help." By 10:57 that same morning, the ordeal was over, and the plane took off for Paisley Park once again. Ms. Hill returned to Los Angeles soon after.

Still, Prince initially played down the hospital incident to his camp, Ms. Hill said. Worried, she helped tip off others that he was in a serious condition. Friends ultimately reached out to an addiction specialist in California, Dr. Howard Kornfeld. Prince also came around to the notion that he needed help. As he'd promised Ms. Hill, he began taking steps to heal himself. He underwent tests administered by Dr. Michael Schulenberg, a local physician he had seen earlier. He would arrive at Paisley Park with some test results, officials have said, just after Prince had been declared dead.

"That was definitely the worst day of my life," she said.