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Daniel Lanois Heads to the Hall of Fame…
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| 20 March 2012 | Industrie
Ask Daniel Lanois: your chance to interview the critically acclaimed producer
posted by Brad Frenette
He is considered one of the greatest music producers alive, and on March 19, Daniel Lanois will be joining CBC Music for a feature interview about his career, through the lens of five of the albums he’s produced, including works by U2 and Bob Dylan.
And CBC Music wants you to help conduct the interview.
Over the (...) (lire la suite)
He is considered one of the greatest music producers alive, and on March 19, Daniel Lanois will be joining CBC Music for a feature interview about his career, through the lens of five of the albums he’s produced, including works by U2 and Bob Dylan.
And CBC Music wants you to help conduct the interview.
Over the (...) (lire la suite)
| 16 March 2012 | Collaborateurs
Lanois looks back on U2’s baby
by Darryl Sterdan
Daniel Lanois (L) on U2’s "Achtung Baby" recording sessions: "There was a certain kind of aggression in the air." (Reuters file photo)
There’s an adage: If you can fake sincerity, you’ve got it made.
To their credit, the young U2 never went that route. Their emotions were genuine, their motives pure. And in the ’80s, their (...) (lire la suite)
Daniel Lanois (L) on U2’s "Achtung Baby" recording sessions: "There was a certain kind of aggression in the air." (Reuters file photo)
There’s an adage: If you can fake sincerity, you’ve got it made.
To their credit, the young U2 never went that route. Their emotions were genuine, their motives pure. And in the ’80s, their (...) (lire la suite)
| 4 November 2011 | Achtung Baby
Daniel Lanois - Soul Mining: A Musical Life
By Brian Robbins
By the time you’ve reached the end of Daniel Lanois’ new memoir Soul Mining: A Musical Life there’s no doubt in your mind: the man is passionate about life. He’s passionate about what he does, where he comes from, and where he’s going. He’s passionate about old tube amps, vintage pedal steel guitars, and sound equipment that still (...) (lire la suite)
By the time you’ve reached the end of Daniel Lanois’ new memoir Soul Mining: A Musical Life there’s no doubt in your mind: the man is passionate about life. He’s passionate about what he does, where he comes from, and where he’s going. He’s passionate about old tube amps, vintage pedal steel guitars, and sound equipment that still (...) (lire la suite)
| 16 November 2010 | Collaborateurs
Story of the Song: Beautiful Day, U2, 2000
BY ROBERT WEBB
Sessions for one of the defining millennial anthems began in Dublin in the winter of 1999. The producer Brian Eno devised the rhythm on a sequencer and drum machine.
Around it, Edge built one of his trademark guitar riffs, this one harking back to the band’s earliest days. After some while improvising, Bono threw out his arms (...) (lire la suite)
Sessions for one of the defining millennial anthems began in Dublin in the winter of 1999. The producer Brian Eno devised the rhythm on a sequencer and drum machine.
Around it, Edge built one of his trademark guitar riffs, this one harking back to the band’s earliest days. After some while improvising, Bono threw out his arms (...) (lire la suite)
| 13 August 2010 | Single
Daniel Lanois badly injured in L.A. motorcycle crash
Grammy-winning Canadian producer and artist Daniel Lanois is in hospital after suffering multiple injuries in a motorcycle accident over the weekend in the Silverlake area of Los Angeles.
Lanois, 58, is in intensive care but expects to be released soon, according to a statement from his record label.
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Lanois, 58, is in intensive care but expects to be released soon, according to a statement from his record label.
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| 9 June 2010 | Collaborateurs
U2, Dylan producer Daniel Lanois in intensive care after motorcycle accident
by Simon Vozick-Levinson
Image Credit: Maury Phillips/WireImage.com
Respected Canadian producer-artist Daniel Lanois has canceled all upcoming tour dates after a motorcycle crash in L.A. this past Saturday, a press release announced today. “Lanois suffered multiple injuries but is expected to be released from intensive care soon,” the release (...) (lire la suite)
Image Credit: Maury Phillips/WireImage.com
Respected Canadian producer-artist Daniel Lanois has canceled all upcoming tour dates after a motorcycle crash in L.A. this past Saturday, a press release announced today. “Lanois suffered multiple injuries but is expected to be released from intensive care soon,” the release (...) (lire la suite)
| 9 June 2010 | Collaborateurs
Daniel Lanois’s new project Black Dub
by Shay
Daniel Lanois, musician and uber-producer (U2, Bob Dylan, Peter Gabriel, Emmy Lou Harris, etc.) has a new band called Black Dub. Their live East Coast debut is on February 17, 2010 at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City.
I saw their west coast debut in LA last October and believe me you do not want to miss them! Unbelievably good! (...) (lire la suite)
Daniel Lanois, musician and uber-producer (U2, Bob Dylan, Peter Gabriel, Emmy Lou Harris, etc.) has a new band called Black Dub. Their live East Coast debut is on February 17, 2010 at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City.
I saw their west coast debut in LA last October and believe me you do not want to miss them! Unbelievably good! (...) (lire la suite)
| 1 March 2010 | Collaborateurs
The U2 interview
By Brian Hiatt
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Bono worked as hard as he ever has on this album’s lyrics, typing out draft after draft. When they’re not packed with epigrammatic punch lines — "Stand up to rock stars/Napoleon is in high heels/Josephine, be careful/Of small men with big ideas" — they’re laced with allusions: to James Joyce, to the documentary Man on (...) (lire la suite)
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Bono worked as hard as he ever has on this album’s lyrics, typing out draft after draft. When they’re not packed with epigrammatic punch lines — "Stand up to rock stars/Napoleon is in high heels/Josephine, be careful/Of small men with big ideas" — they’re laced with allusions: to James Joyce, to the documentary Man on (...) (lire la suite)
| 14 February 2010 | Industrie
