TrueFaith77
01-18-2012, 12:39 PM
In the latest issue of CityArts, brilliant playwright and pop critic Ben Kessler names "Soldiers Angel": THE SONG OF THE YEAR!
BEN KESSLER
Song of the Year
http://cityarts.info/2012/01/17/song-of-the-year/
Saluting Stevie Nicks’ “Soldier’s Angel”
In addition, the issue includes an introduction that mentions the piece:
http://cityarts.info/2012/01/17/light-bulb-armond-white-01-17-12/
Excerpt:
The critics at CityArts take this moment to look back at 2011—and forward to 2012—in order to find the significance of those confident, commanding, rule-changing efforts that keep us returning to galleries, museums, movies, albums, video games, dance troupes, jazz clubs and theaters. The vision that Mario Naves finds in the paintings of June Leaf and Edwin Dickinson, the soulfulness Ben Kessler feels in Stevie Nicks’ humane patriotism, the richness Joel Lobenthal observes in the legacy of Merce Cunningham and the personal revelation that John Demetry sees connecting Kanye West, Jay-Z and Picasso are what can be trusted when machinery, government and media leave you bewildered.
BEN KESSLER
Song of the Year
http://cityarts.info/2012/01/17/song-of-the-year/
Saluting Stevie Nicks’ “Soldier’s Angel”
In addition, the issue includes an introduction that mentions the piece:
http://cityarts.info/2012/01/17/light-bulb-armond-white-01-17-12/
Excerpt:
The critics at CityArts take this moment to look back at 2011—and forward to 2012—in order to find the significance of those confident, commanding, rule-changing efforts that keep us returning to galleries, museums, movies, albums, video games, dance troupes, jazz clubs and theaters. The vision that Mario Naves finds in the paintings of June Leaf and Edwin Dickinson, the soulfulness Ben Kessler feels in Stevie Nicks’ humane patriotism, the richness Joel Lobenthal observes in the legacy of Merce Cunningham and the personal revelation that John Demetry sees connecting Kanye West, Jay-Z and Picasso are what can be trusted when machinery, government and media leave you bewildered.