I Love Rock ‘n Roll – Meninos do Morumbi is joined by Barnett O’Hara, Tom Petty’s drummer Steve Ferrone, The Cult’s bass player Chris Wyse, guitarist Michael Thompson, in this rocking track produced by Grammy Award winning producer John Jones.
October 23rd, 2012 § Comments Off on And Buy “I Love Rock n Roll” § permalink
I Love Rock ‘n Roll – Meninos do Morumbi is joined by Barnett O’Hara, Tom Petty’s drummer Steve Ferrone, The Cult’s bass player Chris Wyse, guitarist Michael Thompson, in this rocking track produced by Grammy Award winning producer John Jones.
October 21st, 2012 § Comments Off on Meninos do Morumbi at the University of Notre Dame § permalink
We are all still recovering from a fantastic week in South Bend Indiana as guests of the Fighting Irish Marching Band,
Follow the link to the NBC playback of the game and see the start of the Half-Time show at about 1:35 (one hour thirty five minutes). Go to 1:39 to see Flavio Pimenta and Meninos do Morumbi perform in the endless rain (If you squint you can see me in a green poncho on the right hand side, videoing with two cameras!).
Loads of Photos and videos coming soon! Check back.
John Jones on the field in the rain at Notre Dame Stadium. October 13, 2012
October 8th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Finally the first track from the Meninos do Morumbi & Friends album is out on iTunes & CD Baby!
The track was a combination of efforts from some great superstar friends,
Meninos do Morumbi on the Rock N Roll bus
The Music is Hope Foundation page has the story of the recording and a link to our cdbaby.com page.
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Most of September 2012 was spent getting Nick Wood’s solo album finished.
Mixing duties for the first few tracks fell to Trident Studios refugee Adam Moseley. I didn’t know Adam back in the day, but he has an astounding history of stupendous work as an engineer and producer of more projects than even AMG can list! Awesome dude!
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King Crimson performing “21st Century Schizoid Man” at Hyde Park on July 5th 1969
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We were fortunate to be the guests of Nick Wood last night at the Gagosian Gallery in Beverly Hills for a cocktail reception for superhuman (and) designer Marc Newson CBE.
We were also thrilled to meet Sir Jonathon Ive of Apple Inc, who neglected to tell their own P.R. staff about his knighthood, who is a huge fan of Marc’s!
Marc Newson spent the last six years documenting his catalogue of unbelievable designs for the encyclopedia De Newson; now available from Taschen!
Marc Newson, Kimberly Crain & John Jones at Gagosian Gallery, Beverly Hills, CA
September 6th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
EMI Canada has remastered Glass Tiger’s hits from the 1980s along with Alan Frew’s from the 90s for a new release;
The album includes two songs I produced in Hollywood with Alan in 1994; Healing Hands (with Micky Dolenz), and So Blind (written by me & Alan). Both songs were on Alan’s solo album Hold On
The great surprise to me in this new collection is the inclusion of an unreleased third song we also did in the tree house; You’ve Got To Hide your Love Away
That track started as a demo recording I did on Christmas eve 1993. I was alone, more than a little heart sick, and I needed to sing the right song, and You’ve Got To Hide your Love Away was it! My demo is on the Victor Japan version of my first album; One Moment in Time
For Alan’s version we added Mick Fleetwood’s drums, Phil Parlapiano’s multi-instruments, and Alan’s lead vocal to the original demo. I think!
John Jones, Rich Gelles, and Alan Frew in the treehouse, Hollywood Dell, 1994
September 4th, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
A short notice get together in Venice to wish Steve Postell well on his birthday was enjoyed by all last evening!
The Birthday boy Steve Postell and John Jones