Joan Osborne - “Tangled Up In Blue” (Dylan) live @ Keswick

Описание: In 2017, Joan Osborne released the critically acclaimed album, Songs of Bob Dylan. Her creative and deeply soulful renditions of select Dylan material was an eye-opening moment in a celebrated career. Eight years after the beloved studio recording, Osborne’s exhilarating live performances offer even more expansive and artistic interpretations that exude passion, emotion and energy. Songs include “Spanish Harlem Incident,” “Buckets of Rain,” “Masters of War,” “Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You,” and “High Water (For Charley Patton).”

Joan Osborne is an 8-time Grammy nominee and multi-platinum selling recording artist. A native of Kentucky, she moved to NYC to attend NYU Film School, but dropped out after becoming involved in New York’s downtown music scene.
Her 1995 album Relish was a critical and commercial success and spawned the international hit single and video “What If God Was One Of Us“. She directed the video for Relish’s second single St. Teresa and created the artwork for the album’s physical package. She has traveled the U.S. and the world for over twenty-five years performing in clubs, theaters, arenas and stadiums, with her own band and as a featured vocalist.

Career highlights include:
Founded her own independent label, Womanly Hips Records, in 1991Duets with Luciano Pavarotti, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Patti Smith, Emmylou Harris, Isaac Hayes and many othersTouring with the post-Jerry Garcia Grateful Dead and with Motown's Funk BrothersCo-headliner for Lilith Fair tourPerforming for The Dalai Lama at his monastery in Dharmsala, IndiaFeatured artist at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, NorwayOpening for The Who at NY's Madison Square GardenProducing two critically-acclaimed albums for Americana stalwarts The Holmes BrothersPerforming before a crowd of 100,000 at the Olympic Games in AtlantaTouring the U.S. as co-headliner with Mavis StaplesRecording and performing with side project band Trigger Hippy, founded by Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman