Beautiful, isn't it?
Posted by Jeff Lynne on Thursday, April 23, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
FROM DHANI HARRISON
thenewno2 are proud to celebrate this day with our pal Jeff Lynne. Congrats on your star on the Walk of Fame. #pettywalsh2016
Posted by thenewno2 on Thursday, April 23, 2015
FROM JOE WALSH
Congratulations Jeff on your Star! Love Ya man...
Posted by Joe Walsh on Thursday, April 23, 2015
VARIETY SHOW
Not one, not two, but three fresh articles (one news, two features) on Jeff Lynne from Variety Magazine as he receives his star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame today.
Appears to still be on track for an album in the coming months and a tour next year.
PUGWASH!
I think for the celebratory 'Jeff Lynne' day that's in it myself and the band are overwhelmingly proud to announce that...
Posted by Thomas Walsh on Thursday, April 23, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Monday, April 13, 2015
WALK OF FAME
Official News ReleaseROCK ARTIST JEFF LYNNE TO BE HONORED WITHSTAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME Event will be...
Posted by Jeff Lynne on Monday, April 13, 2015
Friday, April 10, 2015
THIS TIME
Bryan Adams suggests (to Rolling Stone) a bit of progress on his upcoming album produced by Jeff Lynne.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
TOM PETTY IN HI-DEF
Tom Petty announced today that his catalog is now available on hi-def formats from select online retailers. Included in that are the Jeff Lynne-produced Full Moon Fever, Into The Great Wide Open and Highway Companion.
You may need to refine/redo your search on Tom Petty or Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers to find all the albums.
Tom makes the case:
As does Ryan Ulyate:
The Hi-Res (24bit 96K) remastering of the Tom Petty catalog reveals a level of detail that was only previously heard by a select group of musicians, producers and engineers in the studio. It’s as close to the sound of original stereo master as you can get. We’re very happy with the way it came out, and believe it’s an important way to preserve the legacy of this great body of work.
If hearing the highest possible sound quality is important to you, then this is where you’ll get it.
The remastering was done in the fall of 2014 by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering. I supervised it and Tom approved it. Great care was taken to find the original first-generation masters and transfer them with minimal eq and little or no dynamic range compression. In cases where the first-generation masters were unusable, we used the best sounding second-generation masters.
To allow for full dynamic range, and to let the music “breathe” the Hi-Res versions have about 6-8db less digital level than a typical “loud” peak-limited CD or mp3. To enjoy these albums to their fullest extent, play them back though a good system and turn up the volume.
With this increased level of detail and sonic impact, we hope you'll enjoy rediscovering these great albums as much as we did!
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