Testing This Legendary Music Photographer’s Music Knowledge | Track Star*
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Danny Clinch is one of the most influential photographers in music history, having shot many of the most iconic musicians of the past forty years, and today on Track Star* we are going to dive into the songs that defined this expansive career to tell the story of one of music’s most important names. As Jack plays a collection of carefully curated songs, Danny unpacks the origins of his passions for both photography and music and how they developed and changed throughout his life. Sharing intimate stories of his life as a photographer and the relationships he built working with musicians, Danny Clinch offers a new perspective on some of the most iconic images and names of the time, and shows how, at the end of the day, all you really have to do is make some friends. This Episode's Track List: Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam It Ain’t Hard to Tell - Nas Keep Ya Head Up - 2Pac American Land - Bruce Springsteen You Enjoy Myself - Phish Change - Blind Melon Learn to Fly - Foo Fighters Falling out of Love - The Strokes Hurt - Johnny Cash Watch our podcast here: https://play.megaphone.fm/f-rd86qotxojfhckdq6uaa
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You ready? >> Yeah, yeah. >> Before we start the music, introduce >> uh my name is Danny Clinch. I'm a photographer, filmmaker, a festival promoter, a gallery owner,
and a >> You uh have filmed and photographed and shot some really famous, well-known >> I wonder if any of those people will pop up on this playlist. >> Yeah, I wonder. >> not to.
>> I mean >> You shot a lot of famous musicians. >> I have been around the block. >> You ready to rock? >> I'm ready. >> Here you go.
>> Let's do it. >> Oh, yeah. >> Pearl Jam. >> Easy. Have you seen them before?
>> Yes, I have. I've seen them quite a bit and I just it never gets old for me. I just love that band and they always bring it. >> You know, they all are prepared, but Ed is a
guy that really prepares for his >> What's going on in the world, what's going on in that city, and he just cares so much about his fans. >> I have heard from a lot of people on this show, musicians who've interacted with him, >> that they're that whole
band is like the >> Yeah, yeah. >> guys, like all around. >> all the way through. >> All right. >> I mean, that's music, too.
I can't name that tune. >> Some would say you're one for one. >> I got to hear the voice first. >> Yeah. Nas.
Yeah. I should have got that right away. What an incredible storyteller. >> Look at this Look at this cover. >> Illmatic, yeah.
>> Familiar to you? >> Yeah, I mean, aside from the photo of him as a as a child, all the packaging in there is mine. I went up to Queensbridge.
I had photographed Third >> Oh, yeah. >> And uh MC Search said to me, "I like your style. I've got a guy I'm helping to sign to Sony. And uh I think you're the guy to shoot it."
And he handed me a cassette of Nasty Nas, and it was Illmatic. And I listened to it in the darkroom, and I just could see everything that he was saying. It was so cinematic.
And uh I think it's in everyone's top three if not top five or whatever. I mean it's I never get tired of that record. So >> Going back, how'd you get plugged in with Third Base?
>> Uh it was >> legendary run on Track Star by the way. >> Oh, I know. >> I know. >> We're on fire.
We're on fire. He don't want this smoke. He don't want this smoke, baby. >> He's a character. I really like him.
I photographed them for Spin magazine. It was actually my first photo shoot for a big magazine. And I said to myself, you know, if I can come through on this for myself and for the magazine,
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