Artist Lounge: Suzanne Vega
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Check this out. I surfed over to Fabchannel.com to check out a Josh Ritter live concert, and found this. Wow!
I haven't followed Suzanne Vega at all recently. I kind-of wrote her off as a has been without any new material worth listening to. I'm listening to the concert as I write this, and so far it's pretty darned good.
I love Suzanne Vega. She is my age, but that's not really why I love her. Her new single Frank and Ava from her new album Beauty and Crime is just perfect. Great lyrics, fun twangy guitar, her mellow, but sweetly cynical vocals. Who knew it was about Frank Sinatra and Ava Gabor? Here she performing it live, not such a great video but you get the jist.
Not too many tour dates before the release of her first album in six years, but you can catch Suzanne Vega twice in July if you are near NYC. Once the album is in full swing (and her fans know it well enough to sing along at shows) Vega kicks into full tour mode for the second half of September.
Suzanne Vega Summer Tour
July 2007 12 - New York, NY - Highline Ballroom 22 - Camden, NJ - Wiggins Waterfront Park September 2007 15 - Poughkeepsie NY - Waryas Park 16 - Great... MORE
Random youtube searches turn up the wildest things sometimes, is it me or is it meez?Building Suzanne Vega's Guitar in Second Life In August 2006, Suzanne Vega became the first major recording artist to perform live in Second Life avatar form. This forms part of a larger project sponsored by The Infinite Mind, a public radio show which has hired Infinite Vision Media to create a permanent presence in Second Life. Robbie Dingo was commissioned by Boliver Oddfellow (... MORE
Boy am I a slacker. It's been four months since my last update? Well, in my defense, the fall was really, really busy. But I meant to get to this long before now. I discovered Suzanne Vega, like many people, with the big hit from her second album. I bought the 45 of "Luka" because I really liked it. And yes, my peers at school had a tendency to make fun of me for it. But I didn't care. (I was resisting buying tapes. I knew they wouldn't last. I would still be bu... MORE
With some albums, to fully enjoy them takes some extra knowledge that you have to acquire outside of the tracks and liner notes themselves. For example, Eric Clapton's "Layla" is a beautiful song, but it becomes something more when you learn that Clapton wrote it as a love song to his best friend's wife. Similarly, Fleetwood Mac's album Rumours contains all sorts of hidden messages sent by the three songwriters of the group to their respective exes: Buckingham to Nicks, "p... MORE







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