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Gustavo Santaolalla

Dog Ears Music: Let It Snow Playlist

The Everlasting Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin | Posted 02.20.2013 | Entertainment
Read More: Chocolate Snow, Horse Feathers, Grizzly Bear, Ryan Adams, War, Louis Armstrong & the Commanders, Ron Sexsmith, Danielle Evin, Real Estate, Music, Sugar Chile Robinson, Miike Snow, Barth, Dengue Fever, Snow Patrol, Bo Carter, Chet Baker, mp3s, Wayne Newton, Vince Guaraldi Trio, Phil Ramone, Gustavo Santaolalla, Rogue Wave, Alice Coltrane, Sufjan Stevens, Bernard Herrmann & the Symphony Orchestra, Frank Sinatra, Snoop Dogg, Jackie Gleason, Dog Ears, Drive-by Truckers, Entertainment News
The Everlasting Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin

This week our playlist includes music by Bernard Herrmann & The Symphony Orchestra, Snoop Dogg, Barth, Ron Sexsmith, Wayne Newton, Rogue Wave and more.

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On the Road: The Vehicle Gets a Tune Up

Regina Weinreich | Posted 01.16.2013 | Entertainment
Read More: Kristen Stewart, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, David Amram, Paquito D?Rivera, Tom Paxton, Michael McClure, Jack Kerouac, Walter Salles, John Sebastian, Garrett Hedlund, Francis Ford Coppola, On the Road, Gustavo Santaolalla, George Wein, Diane Di Prima, Robert Frank, Alfred Leslie, Jose Rivera, Pete Seege, Peter Yarrow, Gary Snyder, Entertainment News
Regina Weinreich

Working again with screenwriter Jose Rivera, and with Gustavo Santaolalla on the jazzy soundtrack, Salles' adaptation took five years to cast.

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Does 'On The Road' Film Have Same Flaws As The Book?

Tony Bartolone | Posted 01.05.2013 | Entertainment
Read More: Kristen Stewart, Garrett Hedlund, Jack Kerouac, Sam Riley, Walter Salles, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Movie, Bob Dylan, Cinema, On the Road, AFI Fest 2012 Presented by Audi, Gustavo Santaolalla, Truman Capote, Film Festival, Amy Adams, Danny Glicker, Francois Gedigier, AFI Fest, Eric Gautier, Viggo Mortenson, Entertainment News
Tony Bartolone

On the Road starts off speeding, snapping the audience's heads back against their padded seats, and kidnapping them. Taking 'em to the 1940s, America. At some point each voyeur has to decide whether they are in or out.

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