#matt morris

[asmallexperiment]

Brian Ibbott (of Coverville fame) talked about this song a couple of times on The Morning Stream, which made me want to come back and spend a little more time with it.

It was a good idea. It's an amazing song. Insofar as I'd had any real sense of the song before last week, it was simply of it as part of the post-9/11 New York song canon. Osborne is famously one of the more embedded transplants to the city and the press she gave at the time suggested that it was at least in part based on that love for a city that was still healing. Even if Rome gets coequal billing in the song, though--particularly notable for an artist most famous for a song about God and other one that is named for Teresa of Ávila.

But that coequal billing gets to it, doesn't it? Jay Clifford (of Jump, Little Children fame) wrote it for an album that came out three years before 9/11. Lyrically, though, those lyrics hit a lot different now than they did in 1998 or 2008.

(While we're doing the YouTube thing, Rick Beato produced JLC's record Between the Dim & the Dark back in 2004)

The performance is very much a 2008 Early Show kind of read, but also deeper than you might expect from someone who often has a kind of nervous energy as a performer. I'm not sure that the funniest thing to me is that the video doesn't even mention Matt Morris and...is he more famous than Joan Osborne is now? He has certainly worked with several of the most famous artists of our time.

Let me also get off my chest: if you have Joan Osborne as a one-hit artist...just buzz off. It's kind of true, in that "One of Us" charted much higher than any song she's ever recorded, but that's awfully hard for my to reconcile with the career she's had. I don't know that I quite want to pitch it there, but she's kind of Johnny Cash, right? She's more an interpreter of other people's music, but when she has a hand in writing a song, it's a real banger. She's also got a voice that can cross over in terms of genre, and has a real sense of authenticity. Even in a case like this, where the performance isn't perfect, it's a beautiful, authentic imperfection.

[theadamantium]

Leon Harrison & Matt Morris of Australian rock band, The Lazys, join us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their first introduction to Canada at the 2014 Canadian Music Week, their friendship with Ian D’Sa of Billy Talent, their song “Little Miss Crazy,” and the filming of it’s music video at Toronto’s own Cherry Cola’s Rock N’ Rolla Cabaret & Lounge, as well as their latest single, “Rattle Them Bones.” We also talk about Leon’s online songwriting and mentoring website, Bandwagon Workshops.

[pocketgalaxies]

Love the taste of nuts.

[rosalie-starfall]

The Not Ready For Prime Time Players

Saturday Night / Saturday Night Live October 11th 1975

[marvelousbelladonna]

Braius lists out the ships and goes to get some with Nana Morri

Dorian and Orym

Fearne and Gloamglut… and maybe Ashton

Imogen and the other one

[graphicgraphix]

Saturday Night (2024), dir. Jason Reitman

[acebender]

how are you doing, Dorym nation?

[crabridgedart]

C3E45 Abridged - Art by @larkspurns, @agarthanguide , @nikkidawes and ailustrar

[onlydylanobrien]

Cory Michael Smith, Lamorne Morris, Emily Fairn, Matt Wood, Ella Hunt, Kim Matula, and Dylan O’Brien.

Dan Aykroyd (Dylan O’Brien) restrains an irate John Belushi (Matt Wood) as Lorne Michaels (Gabriel LaBelle) and Gilda Radner (Ella Hunt) look on alongside alarmed crew workers.

The cast and crew watch a crucial performance: (from left) Gilda Radner (Ella Hunt), Jane Curtin (Kim Matula), Cooper Hoffman as NBC’s weekend late-night exec (Dick Ebersol). Behind him is Dan Aykroyd (Dylan O’Brien) and Laraine Newman (Emily Fairn). Writer Rosie Shuster (Rachel Sennott) stands at center, alongside Garrett Morris (Lamorne Morris), writing and performing duo Tom Davis and Al Franken (Mcabe Gregg and Taylor Gray) and the overwhelmed producer, Lorne Michaels (Gabriel LaBelle.)

First look at Dylan O’Brien as Dan Aykroyd, Matt Wood as John Belushi, Gabriel LaBelle as Lorne Michaels, Ella Hunt as Gilda Radner, Cory Michael Smith as Chevy Chase, Lamorne Morris as Garrett Morris, Emily Fairn as Laraine Newman, Kim Matula as Jane Curtin, Cooper Hoffman as Dick Ebersol, Rachel Sennott as Rosie Shuster, Mcabe Gregg as Tom Davis and Taylor Gray as Al Franken in Jason Reitman’s "Saturday Night".

Release Date: October 11, 2024 in theaters

📷©: vanityfair.com

[jtrocks]

[bleachblondebitches]

FAVORITE FILMS OF 2024:

↳ 06. SATURDAY NIGHT (directed by Jason Reitman)

[personinthepalace]

The Comedy About Spies - Royal Variety Performance 2024

[teenagedirtstache]

[ilikestuff69]

‘Saturday Night’ (2024)

Directed by Jason Reitman

[marvelousbelladonna]

“Who’s this MAN?” -Nana Morri about Braius

[ninetyminutes]

Have some fun bts photos I’ve found :)