Bingham, Burnett take Oscar
Sunday, March 7, 2010 – Ryan Bingham and T Bone Burnett won the Oscar for Best Original Song for The Weary Kind from the picture "Crazy Heart."
Bingham thanked the cast and crew of the movie about a down-and-out country singer before walking off the stage.
Other nominees were:
Almost There from The Princess and the Frog Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman
Down in New Orleans from The Princess and the Frog Music and Lyrics by Randy Newman
Loin de Paname from Paris 36 Music by Reinhardt Wagner Lyrics by Frank Thomas
Take It All from Nine Music and Lyrics by Maury Yeston
More news
- 02/15/19: FGL, Monroe, Bingham, The Long Ryders drop new music
- 02/16/16: Berklee honors Burnett, Welch, Rawlings
- 07/13/11: T Bone Burnett's Speaking Clock Revue gets released
- 04/19/11: Jeff Bridges signs to EMI Blue Note
- 02/13/11: Crazy Heart,"The Weary Kind" wins Grammys
- 03/07/10: Bridges wins Best Actor Oscar for "Crazy Heart"
- 02/02/10: "Crazy Heart" song gets Oscar nomination
- 01/20/10: "Crazy Heart" wins two awards
CD reviews
It seems like Ryan Bingham has only fallen up over the course of his 15-year career. A roommate's brother turned out to be a hobbyist drummer and became the foundation for Bingham's band, the Dead Horses. At an early gig, one of the few patrons at a nearly deserted bar was Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford, who offered to record Bingham, ultimately leading to a contract with Lost Highway and Ford's production on his first two albums for the label, 2007's "Mescalito" ...
Ryan Bingham's roughened voice gives added authenticity to the cowboy ballad "Island in the Sky" off his new "Saturday Night album." The project's title, "Saturday Night," suggests party music, but the accordion-colored "Adventures of You and Me" is one of only a few party anthems on this album. Even so, Bingham sure sounds happy singing to its Tex-Mex accordion groove. Bingham may be singing the words, "It's Saturday night, I'm ...
Ryan Bingham's name recognition took a quantum leap this year after his Academy Award win for Best Original Song with The Weary Kind. But fear not, the Texas troubadour hasn't gone Hollywood on his marvelous new album. There isn't a stylistic overhaul or big-name guests. The only slight change for his third full length is that T Bone Burnett replaced Marc Ford in the producer's chair. However, Burnett also co-helmed the "Crazy Heart" soundtrack, and their raw, organic ...
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