I’m having a rather immersive (obsessive?) experience these days with Rick Rubin. Do you know him?
He’s the legendary, minimalist music producer who helps people (from rap artists to Johnny Cash) make the unheard heard.
As a “retiree/senior” I was especially inspired by his work with Cash (7 albums) who he and Cash himself felt that the world had passed Cash by - a not uncommon feeling for seniors.
I’m reading Rubin’s new book The Creative Act - A Way of Being where he describes his counterintuitive approach(s) and how it applies more broadly to creative living.
Here’s a fascinating interview with Rubin on 60 Minutes.
He’s the legendary, minimalist music producer who helps people (from rap artists to Johnny Cash) make the unheard heard.
As a “retiree/senior” I was especially inspired by his work with Cash (7 albums) who he and Cash himself felt that the world had passed Cash by - a not uncommon feeling for seniors.
I’m reading Rubin’s new book The Creative Act - A Way of Being where he describes his counterintuitive approach(s) and how it applies more broadly to creative living.
Here’s a fascinating interview with Rubin on 60 Minutes.
‘’New wood springs from underground” - Si Kahn, Appalachian singer/songwriter