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Articles tagged "cadillac records" Column: Subversive Rock HumorLaughing Through the Tears: The Enduring Journey of Etta Jamesby Iain Ellis[12.Feb.09] :. As much as Etta James used her songwriting and vocal skills as primary sources for empowerment and critique, her performances and image were equally significant in reflecting a public persona bursting with wit, wildness, and sassy radicalism.  NewsChess vs. ‘Cadillac’: The Chicago storyby Robert K. Elder [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][5.Jan.09] :. The movie “Cadillac Records” tells the story of the artists behind Chicago’s famous Chess Records. Notably, Beyonce plays Etta James, Jeffrey Wright brings Muddy Waters to life and... Film ReviewCadillac Recordsby Cynthia Fuchs[5.Dec.08] :. In the ambitious and cluttered Cadillac Records, Leonard Chess redistributes income among his artists, but the point is not lost on any of them that he decides who plays when and even how to play. |
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