Photos by Adam Foley at The Jammy Awards from the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City on March 16th, 2004.
Toying from the past and fine tuning with the present, Gary Jules makes Trading Snakeoil For Wolftickets, an all-around winning work of songwriting and arranging that should not be missed.
Night of Joy is the first of three new live albums to be released by Widespread Panic over the couse of 2004, a year in which the hardworking band is taking their first break in 18 years. This release stars the The Dirty Dozen Brass Brand on horns and rhythm and features some new and old Panic favorites.
OutKast’s “Speakerboxxx/The Love Below” won two awards, including R&B/soul or rap album of the year, to lead the winners at the 18th annual Soul Train Music Awards.
The Atlanta duo, who won the Grammy last month for best album of the year, also scored the Michael Jackson Award for best R&B/soul or rap music video for “Hey Ya!” on Saturday.
The awards, named after the long-running television show, honor recording artists in R&B, hip-hop, rap and gospel music. They were held at the International Cultural Center and televised live via syndication.
OutKast was the lone multiple-winner at the ceremony hosted by Alicia Keys and producer/songwriter Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds.
Soul crooner Luther Vandross was the night’s sentimental choice, winning best R&B/soul single, male for his “Dance With My Father.”
Vandross, recovering from a debilitating stroke, continued a victory streak that saw him take home four Grammy Awards and four NAACP Image Awards at ceremonies in the past two months.
The Soul Train Music Awards celebrates artists in R&B, hip-hop, rap and gospel music.
The awards are chosen by a group of radio station professionals, talent managers and performers.
Source CNN.com.
With a lineup already set for the ages, eight more acts were added today to the Bonnaroo Music Festival performers list. Ween, The Jazz Mandolin Project (f. Jon Fishman), Jo Jo and his Mojo Mardi Gras Band, Guster, Patti Smith, The Radiators, The Hackensaw Boys and New Monsoon round out the latest additions, with more acts expected to be added soon.
Tickets still remain for the Tennesee festival set for June 11-13th. See Bonnaroo.com for more info.
