Neil Young & Stephen Stills in San Francisco (7/15/74) Photo by Neal Preston
Cameron digs deep with this 6,000 plus profile of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s 1974 tour kick off for Crawdaddy magazine. Highlights include a 4 1/2 hour show in Seattle, Joni Mitchell’s serenades in Vancouver, B.C. and some great quotes all the parties involved. We hope you enjoy the latest addition to the Journalism section.
David Bowie is celebrating his birthday today and we’ve decided to join him. Cameron and Bowie go back to the mid 70’s including an in-depth 1976 Playboy interview, a short RS article on his ’76 tour and his cover story in Rolling Stone. Most recently, Cameron contributed liner notes to the 25th anniversary re-release of Station to Station. Happy Birthday David!
AMC is showing Jerry Maguire this month with their trivia based feature entitled story notes. Topics covered include casting, music, pop culture and much more. Even better is that AMC is showing the film in high definition in its proper aspect ratio. Specific times are listed on their website, but dates remaining to check out Jerry Maguire are as follows:
Many of you have asked about the deleted scenes from Elizabethtown, so we thought it would be a nice holiday/new year treat to share them with you over the next week or so. We will be adding a new, deleted scene each day. These are all from the March, 2003 draft of the script. We hope you like them.
The Ritzy Picturehouse in Brixton, London will be playing Vanilla Sky in 35mm tonight and tomorrow night. More details can be found on their official site if you’d like to see Vanilla Sky on the big screen again.
Janusz (Center) on the set of Jerry Maguire
Cameron profiled legendary cinematographer Janusz Kamiński for New York Times Magazine back in February, 2000. He’s been nominated for five Academy Awards for his work and won twice (Schindler’s List & Saving Private Ryan). In addition to his long and fruitful relationship with Steven Spielberg, some of his other films include Jerry Maguire, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly and Funny People.
Happy Holidays everyone! Vinyl Films Records and Caldo Verde Records are pleased to announce two new vinyl releases from Sun Kil Moon. Among the Leaves is the vinyl debut of Sun Kil Moon’s latest (released this past May). Third and Seneca is the vinyl debut of the I’ll Be There EP. More details including track listings are available on their respective vinyl pages on the site. Both releases will be available in late January. More info soon.
Greg here. I’ve got to admit it. I’m a huge fan of all things UK. Their movie houses, movie magazines (Empire, Total Film, etc.) and especially their quad posters. There’s just something extra classy about them, don’t you think? Here’s a few of Cameron’s posters in all their “Quad Glory”.
