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Only need to look at a map of the world to understand why it matters to europe. >> absolutely. thank you. to ivan in how long con now. we saw president biden focus on the threat posed by china at the g 7 summit. what is beijing saying? >> reporter: they dont like it. there are statements coming out of the of chinese embassy in london since beijing is shut con for a three-day weekend. the first at the same time took some digs at the g7 saying the days when global decisions were dictated bay small...

(Easy Eye Sound, *** 1/2) "Polk Salad Annie" by Elvis, "Rainy Night in Georgia" by Brook Benton, "Steamy Windows" by Tina Turner — Tony Joe White is probably best-known through others versions of his songs. But the Louisiana-born "Swamp Fox," who died at 75 in 2018, was a mesmerizing performer in his own right. "Smoke From the Chimney" contains nine White guitar-and-voice demos fleshed out by producer Dan Auerbach with his usual stable of Nashville studio aces. The Black Keys frontman does...

Nolte: Van Morrison Is Being Blacklisted for Anti-Media Song 10 May 2021 Van Morrison, the 75-year-old legendary singer-songwriter behind “Moondance,” “Gloria,” “Brown-Eyed Girl,” “Tupelo Honey,” and countless other classics, is being blacklisted for his latest act of WrongThink. If you recall, late last year, Morrison began speaking out against the coronavirus lockdowns, which open states like Texas and Florida have exposed as anti-science. “[T]hose who are shutting down our ...

Van Morrison has a new album out, and the initial reaction is pretty bad. And that’s not even including allegations of anti-Semitism made against him over a song called “They Own the Media.” Since the pandemic hit, the “Brown Eyed Girl” singer-songwriter has been railing against lockdowns aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19, putting out a handful of protest songs that courted plenty of controversy. But “Latest Record Project, Vol. 1,” a new two-hour, 28-tr...

Van Morrison has a new album out, and the initial reaction is pretty bad. And that’s not even including allegations of anti-Semitism made against him over a song called ‘They Own the Media’. Since the pandemic hit, the ‘Brown Eyed Girl’ singer-songwriter has been railing against lockdowns aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19, putting out a handful of protest songs that courted plenty of controversy. But ‘Latest Record Project, Vol. 1’, a new two-hour, 28-track double album, doe...

The Belfast Cowboy goes full white Van man on his bewilderingly silly new album

USA TODAY Its Friday, which means theres a batch of new music to carry us through the weekend. This week we have a buffet of projects from artists in different genres, from Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall and Jack Ingrams new country album "The Marfa Tapes" to British rock band Coldplays upbeat, motivational single "Higher Power."  Pop sisters Aly and AJ are back with a new studio album, which they say captures "that West Coast energy" on the 12-track project.  Rapper J. Cole also teases his u...

Print Van Morrison has a new album out, and the initial reaction is pretty bad. And that’s not even including allegations of anti-Semitism made against him over a song called “They Own the Media.” Since the pandemic hit, the “Brown Eyed Girl” singer-songwriter has been railing against lockdowns aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19, putting out a handful of protest songs that courted plenty of controversy. But “Latest Record Project, Vol. 1,” a new two-hour, 28-track double alb...

Last modified on Thu 6 May 2021 08.36 EDT Even a man as implacably opposed to lockdown as Van Morrison – who spent 2020 releasing songs rubbishing science as “crooked facts”, mocking people for wearing masks and describing the government as “fascist bullies” while also invoking the Berlin Wall – might be forced to concede it had its advantages. After all, it gave him the time to write the material for Latest Record Project Volume 1, a 28-song, two-hour-plus opus th...

Van Morrisons Latest Record Project Vol 1 is his 42nd studio album Credit: Bradley Quinn It is sometimes said of great vocalists that they could sing the phone book and make it worth listening to. Well, there are moments on Van Morrison’s new album when you may find yourself wishing he would just wrap his golden vocal cords around a text as unremarkable as a telephone directory, and stop bloody moaning. The Northern Irish singer-songwriter is 75, still in remarkably fine voice, and clearly fi...