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Upcoming Performances
May 2009: New! Podcast of the "Science & the City" lecture from May 8, 2009, with Rosanne and psychologist/author Dan Levitin: July 4, 2009, New York, NY: Acclaimed singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash will release her 12th studio album, entitled The List, on Manhattan Records on October 6th, 2009. Read the full press release testing rosanne main site web log Black Cadillac: 2006. Reviews, interviews and other press. Named one of the "Best Albums of 2006" by Billboard, Nashville Scene’s Critics Poll, New York Time, NPR, many more. Rosanne’s studio recordings, 1979 to 2006, with brief review excerpts About Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Rosanne Cash April 2007: Mariners and Musicians, a short film by Steve Lippman, will be shown on Sunday April 22 at 9:00 PM. M&M weaves together conversation, writings and music by Rosanne, featuring songs from "Black Cadillac." Filmed on location in New York City, Hendersonville, TN and Ventura, CA. View trailer and more info (director’s site). View trailer only (requires Quicktime).
October 6, 2007: Rosanne Cash talks with Hendrik Hertzberg: A Conversation with Music December 11, 2007: After undergoing brain surgery on November 27th at New York’s Presbyterian Hospital, Rosanne Cash is currently recovering comfortably at home. January 12, 2008: Rosanne appears in the 6th episode of "Scotland’s Music with Phil Cunningham", a documentary series on BBC. Includes her performance of "The Secret Life Of Roses", co-written with Cunningham, at Carnegie Hall. More information on "Scotland’s Music" web site March 6, 2008: Rosanne regrets to announce the cancellation of some upcoming tour dates.
More headlines from album reviews, concert reviews and interviews around the web Spring 2006: The critics are unanimous in their praise for Rosanne’s new release, Black Cadillac. The New York Times says "characteristic sense of craft and precision…kaleidoscopic range of experiences," Newsweek says "best album she’s ever made," Rolling Stone says "best and darkest since Interiors." Sept 5, 2006, Concert Review: " ‘In writing about loss, I discovered what remains,’ said Rosanne Cash, shortly after beginning a mixed-media performance Saturday night at Dominican University’s Lund Auditorium in River Forest. Her statement set the mood for what became a highly personal, soul-searching journey." October 6, 2006, Concert Review: "Rosanne Cash’s Black Cadillac is an absolutely stunning piece of work. A meditation on life and death, as universally and emotionally resonant as Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks, this January 2006 album was the focus of Cash’s performance on October 6 at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts in Vermont." Read the review Black Cadillac has been included on two editors’ lists as one of the top albums of the year: "Rosanne’s lyrical depth is profound, and this album showcases that fact. These songs moved me on a very personal level."—editor & publisher Lydia Hutchinson Read the entire "Best of 2006" feature on www.performingsongwriter.com Billboard has named Black Cadillac one of year’s 10 Best Albums. The list Black Cadillac is also in the Top Ten/Best of 2006 lists of: Jon Pareles, NY Times; People Magazine; Metacritic.com; popmatters.com; John Schaefer (NPR) It almost didn’t get made. "I lost my voice," says Rosanne Cash. "Completely, for two and a half years. Some days I couldn’t speak." Rosanne comments, track by track, on her new "Rules of Travel" album "September When It Comes," orginally on Rules of Travel, has also been included on the Legacy compilation The Very Best Of Rosanne Cash. The video features Johnny Cash and a very special Cash family remembrance. 2/8/07: Nashville Scene’s Seventh Annual Country Music Critics’ Poll has named Rosanne in the Top 5 for 2006, for Best Album, Best Female Vocalist and Best Songwriter. In this prestigious poll, over 80 music critics from all over the country agreed on "the importance of five artists who once ruled the country charts but who haven’t had a Top 20 country single in almost five years. Those artists—the Dixie Chicks, Rosanne Cash, Vince Gill, Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash—dominated this year’s poll." Read the full story
August 7, Musikfest, Bethlehem PA, "The Morning Call" [review] Black Cadillac has been nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk/Americana Album, 2006 Album info, track listing, personnel. See also The Making of Rules Of Travel and Rosanne’s comments on each track. Album info, track listing, personnel. Also visit the special Black Cadillac section of this site for liner notes, photo gallery, music, reviews and more. NPR’s "Discoveries at Walt Disney Concert Hall" has rebroadcast Rosanne’s live concert, performed at Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on May 5, 2007. Listen to it online anytime at NPR’s web site: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6711527 A short film directed by Steven Lippman, based on conversations with and music by Rosanne Cash. Premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in April, 2006. Taped at the Johnny Cash Memorial Tribute, Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN on November 10, 2003 BBC concerts, Craig Ferguson Show, more
From her first album to her latest release, Rosanne has won and been nominated for multiple Grammy, Academy of Country Music, CMA, Americana and American Music Awards. Rosanne has had 11 number-one singles, and in 1988 was named Billboard’s Top Singles Artist of The Year. Her two most recent albums rose to the top 20 in the C&W charts. A complete listing of Rosanne’s studio albums; collections, reissues and imports; and contributions to various compilation albums November 4, 2003
November 20, 2003: CMT’s Johnny Cash Programming Draws More Than 10 Million Viewers Over Weekend December 18, 2003: Video For "September When It Comes," A Duet By Rosanne Cash And Her Father Johnny Cash, Will Air On CMT Beginning December 24th. May 5, 2004: Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter Rosanne Cash is hitting the road again in support of her current Capitol release, Rules of Travel, with a string of dates that takes her into January 2005. August 26, 2004: Mary Had A Little Amp Features Children’s Songs by Madonna, Dixie Chicks, R.E.M., Maroon 5, Dave Matthews, Bonnie Raitt and Others. In Stores October 5 from Epic Records September 1, 2004: ACOUSTIC CASH is singer/songwriter Rosanne Cash’s new musical talk-show series with guest stars. The first show, with Joan Osborne, is scheduled for Friday, October 8. January 7, 2005: Rosanne Cash Urges Support for SOS Children’s Villages’ Relief Efforts to Tsunami Victims. The organization has established 13 relief centers in tsunami-affected areas March 8, 2005: Singer/songwriter Rosanne Cash returns to the Rubin Museum of Art’s Chelsea Connection series with three unique performances. November 1, 2005: Columbia/Legacy To Release Expanded Editions Of Seven Year Ache (1981), King’s Record Shop (1987), and Interiors (1990), plus a New Collection Spanning 1979-2003, The Very Best Of Rosanne Cash November 8, 2005: Heir To Cash Family Legacy Faces Loss, Memory And Redemption In Breakthrough Album March 23, 2006: Performance Conceived By Cash Brings To Life Music From The Most Acclaimed Album Of Her Celebrated Career. World Premiere May 2 At Arts At St. Ann’s Benefit Gala November 6, 2007: Four remaining dates on “Black Cadillac: In Concert” tour cancelled, recording session to be postponed December 4, 2007: Rosanne is back home recovering comfortably from her surgery, which took place on November 27. She extends thanks and appreciation for all the love, good wishes, prayers and kindness. December 11, 2007—New York, NY: After undergoing brain surgery on November 27th at New York’s Presbyterian Hospital, singer/songwriter/author Rosanne Cash is currently recovering comfortably at her home in New York City. The surgery, to correct a structural problem caused by a rare but benign condition, Chiari 1 Malformation, was successful and she is expected to make a full recovery. Ms. Cash will resume recording of her debut album for Manhattan Records in early 2008. She will also resume her live performance schedule in the spring and complete a new book to be published by Viking in early 2009. An open letter from Rosanne and PAX regarding the shooting tragedy at Virginia Tech on April 16 Black Cadillac Named One of 10 Best Albums of 2006 |
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The New York Times, Billboard, NPR, Nashville Scene Critic’s Poll and many others have named "Black Cadillac" in their lists of the 10 Best Albums of 2006
April 13, 2007: 
Rosanne is one of the four contributors to the new New York Times online blog, "
"When we asked Rosanne to design the Martin Signature Edition guitar that would bear her name, we at Martin expected she would base it on the 00-18 Martin she used to play on the road or perhaps one of the Martin Dreadnoughts she keeps at home. We were wrong. Ever the independent, Rosanne decided on an OM and the guitar she created – the OM-28M Rosanne Cash Signature Edition – is the guitar she always wanted."