Music
Total 22 Posts
Luminary Film of the Month - A Complete Unknown, Bob Dylan Goes Electric!
Journalist and Dylanaphile, Alison Jane Reid Reviews the Bob Dylan Film A Complete Unknown and Ponders Why Timothee Chalamet Makes Great Rock 'n' Roll But Portrays Dylan as a One-Dimensional Asshole.
Edwina Hayes Singer-Songwriter, The Sweetest Voice in England - My Luminary Slow Life
The Luminaries Magazine editor, journalist Alison Jane Reid talks to singer-songwriter Edwina Hayes about life on the road, Bob Dylan, Nashville, Gibson guitars and perfect ways to slow down
Review: Tokio Myers Raises the Roof at The Piccadilly Piano Festival, London
Tokio Myers played The Piccadilly Piano Festival on Friday and it was thrilling writes Luminary arts journalist, Alison Jane Reid. Reid the review and discover more stellar arts and music events at SJP Piccadilly.
Never Have I Ever Wanted to Learn to Play the Harp Like Pippa Reid, Eva Alkula and Devi Beside the Seaside
The harp is cool thanks to Devi in Never Have I Ever. Journalist Alison Jane Reid discussed harp fever and Metamorphosis
a harp concert by Pippa Reid-Foster and Eva Akula beside the seaside
Luminary Interview: Frederic Gassita, Gabon's Classical Prince of Jazz Talks Mozart, Jazz and Football
Frederic Gassita, Gabon's celebrated classically trained jazz pianist, composer and producer talks to Luminaries editor, Alison Jane Reid, about all that jazz, football, recording with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and why he lives and breathes music and loves Mozart and Shumann.
What's Hot in June - Elvis Rocks Cadogan Hall, Savour Food Festival, Functional CBD Drinks with Benefits, Crochet Mania and Hauts de France by Slow Train!
What's Hot in June? Slow arts journalist goes wild for the music of Elvis with the Las Vegas Symphony Orchestra, zingy, food as medicine Medahuman CBD drinks, festival chic and Crochet mania and taking the slow train to Haute de France
Tor Eigeland Remembers Photographing Chuck Berry in Paris, Fidel Castro in Cuba and all that Jazz in Marciac!
Photojournalist Tor Eigeland remembers the day he received a phone call to go straight to Paris and photograph Chuck Berry at the Olympia. After the gig, Chuck, his sister Thelma and Tor headed to Montmartre for burgers and American-style apple pie.
