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My August Music Musings  Dwight Ozard
Excerpted from my August 2005 Cancer Update, a few thoughts on music, starting with a short, heartfelt look at John (Cougar) Mellencamp.
 
OUTDULGENCE in Action: A weekend in review: generosity in NYC  Dwight Ozard
New Yorkers are mythicly rude, right? And yet everywhere we went we were met with kindness.
 
Buddy Miller & Lovett, Hiatt, Ely and Clark Bring Higher Education to Philly & Princeton  Dwight Ozard
Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, Joe Ely and Guy Clark converged on the lovely McCarter Theatre in Princeton on Friday night (2/18/05), and turned it into a Nashville--or maybe Texas--front porch, taking turns singing intimate, moving songs.
 
Music Notes (from January PRISM)  Dwight Ozard
PRISM's final OZARD MusicNotes--Jan/2005. Dwight became PRISM's Music/Culture editor in it's premiere issue, & originated MusicNotes in the second issue. He has written in all but 4 5 issues of the magazine.
 
CJ Keddy on the Best Films of 2004  CJ Keddy
Canadian film maker and musician CJ Keddy surveys his picks for the best movies of last year.
 
Twenty Years of Green Pastures  Dwight Ozard
Charlie Peacock's seminal Lie Down in the Grass remains, after 20 years, a high point in the history and evolution of "Contemporary Christian music."
 
Bruce Cockburn, You've Never Seen Everything  Dwight Ozard
Bruce Cockburn's 25th release finds the Canadian songwriter/activist at his integrative peak, musically, philosophically, and theologically.
 
Dance, White Boy, Dance (On permissiveness, James Brown and spiritual freedom)  Dwight Ozard
Honestly, is there a better job in the world than to be the guy who gets to repeat "Get on up" over and over again in James Brown's "Sex Machine"?
 
Remembering Ray Charles  Dwight Ozard
Remembering America's greatest "pop" singer.
 
RAY  Dwight Ozard
This past Sunday I attended the Toronto International Film Festival's Gala World Premiere of Taylor Hackford's new movie RAY. The film is a triumph, beginning to end, especially Jamie Foxx's sensational performance as Charles.
 
GQ on "Christian Rock"  Quoted Op-Ed Writer
Courtesy of the wonderful Anthony Barr-Jeffrey comes this link to John Jeremiah Sullivan's piece "Upon This Rock" in the most recent GQ, which provides one of the best and most succinct (and comi-tragic) descriptions of "Christian Rock"
 
In Defense of Silly Pop Songs  Dwight Ozard
Nothing matters to a 16 year-old quite like a great pop song. Or a bad pop song for that matter. So why do they still matter to a 41 year-old?
 
You Can Take It With You  Dwight Ozard
Dwight Ozard Discusses His “Essential Discs”--but be fore-warned: this was written from his hospital bed during his first round of "chemo" (back in April 2001), a fact which explains the glaring omission of any Adam Again or Bruce Springsteen.
 
Two Prophets: Pettis Challenges the Heart & Home, Miller Challenges a Nation  Dwight Ozard
 
The Village Voice finds Buddy Miller's Jesus....  Quoted Op-Ed Writer
 
Brian Quincy Newcomb's Best of '04  Brian Quincy Newcomb
 
Warren Zevon, The Wind  Dwight Ozard
 
Sam's Boot, Patty's Dream, and Lynn's Rose  Dwight Ozard
 
Sweet Harmony Review Review  Dwight Ozard
 
No Greater Darkness  Dwight Ozard
 
When The Boss serves the Nation: Vote For Change Tour  Quoted Op-Ed Writer
 
Carman's R.I.O.T.: The Legendary Review Emerges  Dwight Ozard
 
Bree Sharp's More B.S.  Dwight Ozard
 
Stephen Fearing: That's How I Walk  Dwight Ozard
 
Bruce Springsteen The Rising  Dwight Ozard
 
A Rolling Stone Finds Satisfaction?  Dwight Ozard
 
Bill Mallonee, Perfumed Letter  Dwight Ozard
 
Marvin Gaye, Let's Get It On!  Dwight Ozard
 
Johnny Cash, American IV: The Man Comes Around  Dwight Ozard
 
Teasers: A few short reviews from 2003  Dwight Ozard
 
 
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Johnny Cash - American IV: The Man Comes Around  Dwight Ozard
Demonstrations of Love: An Album to Benefit PRISM Magazine  Dwight Ozard
Johnny Cash Was My Hero  Dwight Ozard
The Seven Deadly Sins of Christian Contemporary Music  Dwight Ozard

 


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