check the link - lots and lots of photos and videos.
and lol again at misinformation about the songs LB played. i tweeted them to correct.
http://www.rockcellarmagazine.com/20...ty-videospics/
Recap: Graham Parker & the Rumour, Lindsey Buckingham, Ryan Adams at The Roxy’s “This is 40″ Party (Videos/Pics)
DECEMBER 2012 BY ADRIAN GARRO
On Tuesday night, one of those special “Hollywood events” took place at the Roxy Theatre.
Celebrating the release of the soundtrack to Judd Apatow’s new film This is 40 were Graham Parker & the Rumour, Lindsey Buckingham and Ryan Adams.
Apatow and This is 40 star Paul Rudd were both in the building, but the night was more of a showcase for the soundtrack’s very talented musicians.
Buckingham and Adams both performed short solo sets before Parker & the Rumour played a career-spanning set to a room of longtime fans and industry folk.
Adams and Buckingham were stellar. Adams’ short three-song set included tender renditions of Shining Through the Dark (from the This is 40 album), Lucky Now and Everybody Knows.
Buckingham played two of the three new songs he contributed to the soundtrack (Sick of You and She Acts Like You), as well as Fleetwood Mac’s Never Going Back Again (video below), Big Love and his solo song Go Insane (among other selections).
Perhaps the best moment of the night was watching Graham Parker & the Rumour do their thing.
It’d be a long time (30 years at least!) since they’d played the Roxy, and you could sense their enthusiasm of being back together and playing a venue as heralded as the Roxy, nestled right in the middle of the Sunset Strip.
It may have been an “industry event”, but it doubled as a warm trip down memory lane – and one that proved that Parker is still a top-tier performer.
Below, enjoy some videos and pictures from the night – it was great to be there!
Ryan Adams – Lucky Now
Ryan Adams – Shine Through the Dark
Lindsey Buckingham – Go Insane
Lindsey Buckingham – Never Going Back Again
Graham Parker & the Rumour – Protection
Graham Parker & the Rumour - Hey Lord Don’t Ask Me Questions
Graham Parker & the Rumour – I Want You Back (Jackson 5 cover)
And here are some photos from the night:
This show was a special release party for the soundtrack to the film This is 40 – which you can pick up in our Online Store by clicking here.
Also available in the store – Three Chords Good, the reunion album from Graham Parker & the Rumour.