Glen Hansard

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316 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 31 Jul

Glen Hansard’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Bennett ignored advice to modernize and kept on going.
In the 70s, he downsized, had his own small label and recorded some of his most intimate sessions in duo with pianist Bill Evans and with a quartet run by Ruby Braff on cornet and George Barnes on guitar.
On ballads, the singer kept his power in reserve.
In 1980, Tony Bennett's career was in a slump.
Things began turning around when his son Danny became his manager, introducing him to younger listeners via MTV and late-night television shows.
The CD reissue boom helped.
Folks heard Tony's old sides with fresh ears or for the first time.
and he made a few records with his working trio, where we could hear how expertly his longtime pianist Ralph Sharon shepherds him along.
I took a trip on a train And I thought about you I passed a shadowy lane
And I thought about you Two or three cars parked under the stars A winding stream Moon shining down on some little town And with each beam the same old dream
In his last phase, Tony Bennett famously recorded many, many duets with diverse singers.
B.B.
King, Bonnie Raitt, Barbra Streisand, Bono, Billy Joel, Michael Bublé.
That's just some of the Bs.
The series got rolling in the 90s when he paired up with K.D.
Lange, a very good fit.
Here they are in 2001.
I'll go on.
Keep the faith, keep the faith.
I will.
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