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Guest contributors include guitarists Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Lindley and Robben Ford, drummer Vinnie Colaiuta, keyboardist Russell Ferrante, arranger Van Dyke Parks and Cohen himself duetting on "Joan of Arc". The album is the first record produced by Roscoe Beck. [2]
Famous Blue Raincoat: Jennifer Warnes: Synthesizer, Accordion, Arranger 1995 Orange Crate Art: Brian Wilson & Van Dyke Parks: Primary artist Ain't Had Enough Fun: Little Feat: Accordion 2000 O Brother, Where Art Thou? Various The instrumental Big Rock Candy Mountain: 2002 Diorama: Silverchair: Orchestral arrangements 2004 Smile ...
12. Jan. 2024 · Contributions were also made by arranger Van Dyke Parks and Leonard Cohen himself, who joined Jennifer on the track "Joan of Arc." As you can tell from the above list of reissues, Famous Blue Raincoat has been an audiophile favorite for many years, but it is much more than a demonstration recording.
—Van Dyke Parks, 2011 Parks initially became aware of the Beach Boys during their early popularity in the early 1960s. Speaking of them in 1995, he said, "I knew they didn't surf.…I felt some resentment about [them], and I had been a fan of Four Freshmen and 5 Trombones.…Instinctively, I was not a Beach Boy fan. 'Something really dumb about it.'" He added that, "I loved Pet Sounds, you ...
15. Nov. 2016 · Nov. 14, 2016 4:15 PM PT. For many, the singer Jennifer Warnes will be forever linked to Leonard Cohen because of her 1987 album of Cohen interpretations, “Famous Blue Raincoat.”
18. Jan. 2012 · Comments. ‘Smile’ – My First 25 Years : Van Dyke Parks, “damnedest thing I’ve ever heard”. January 18, 2012 by arkhonia. As Brian Wilson’s post- Good Vibrations lyricist and collaborator, Van Dyke Parks’ subsequent career, like that of The Beach Boys themselves, has been somewhat overshadowed by Smile: However, finally, there is ...
Guest contributors include guitarists Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Lindley and Robben Ford, drummer Vinnie Colaiuta, keyboardist Russell Ferrante, arranger Van Dyke Parks and Cohen himself duetting on “Joan of Arc”. The album is the first record produced by Roscoe Beck. The liner notes include a cartoon by Cohen of a torch being passed with ...
