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22 | October 11, 2018 | Malibu surfside news life & arts<br />
malibusurfsidenews.com<br />
MALIBU SURFSIDE NEWS is looking<br />
for local FREELANCE REPORTERS<br />
and PHOTOGRAPHERS to cover events,<br />
meetings and sports in the area.<br />
Singer-songwriter J.D. Souther<br />
coming to Smothers Theatre<br />
Souther, a member of the<br />
Songwriter’s Hall of Fame,<br />
penned Eagles hits, more<br />
Interested individuals should send an email with a<br />
resume and any clips to<br />
lauren@malibusurfsidenews.com<br />
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Submitted by Pepperdine University<br />
Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter<br />
J.D. Souther is to bring an intimate concert<br />
experience to Pepperdine University’s<br />
Smothers Theatre in Malibu at 7 p.m.<br />
Sunday, Oct. 14.<br />
Tickets, priced starting at $20 for adults<br />
and $10 for full-time Pepperdine students,<br />
are available by calling (310) 506-4522 or<br />
visiting arts.pepperdine.edu.<br />
An architect of the Southern California<br />
sound and a huge influence on modern<br />
songwriting, Souther is one of the most<br />
celebrated songwriters of his generation.<br />
He has written and co-written many<br />
of the Eagles hits, including “Heartache<br />
Tonight,” “Victim of Love,” “New Kid in<br />
Town,” “Best of My Love,” Don Henley’s<br />
“The Heart of The Matter” and “How<br />
Long.”<br />
Linda Ronstadt has recorded 10 of his<br />
songs, including “Faithless Love,” “Simple<br />
Man, Simple Dream” and “Prisoner in<br />
Disguise.”<br />
Souther also has found success as a solo<br />
artist. His single “You’re Only Lonely”<br />
reached the Top 10 and was quickly followed<br />
by “Her Town, Too,” which Souther<br />
co-wrote with James Taylor. The Dixie<br />
Chicks 1998 hit “I’ll Take Care of You,”<br />
also was written by Souther and featured<br />
on their album “Wide Open Spaces,”<br />
which sold more than 11 million records.<br />
Souther has recorded with jazz luminaries<br />
Stanley Clarke, Donald Byrd,<br />
Chuck Domanico, Johnny Guerin, Chris<br />
Walters, Jeff Coffin, Rod McGaha, Billy<br />
Childs, Till Brönner and Lizz Wright.<br />
He has written with Warren Zevon, Paul<br />
Williams, Burt Bacharach, Brian Wilson,<br />
Arthur Hamilton, Roy Orbison,<br />
Will Jennings and Jackson Browne. His<br />
songs have appeared on over 150 million<br />
records worldwide, including Hugh<br />
Masekela, Bonnie Raitt, Glen Campbell,<br />
Najma Akhtar, George Strait, India Arie,<br />
Trisha Yearwood, Bernadette Peters, and<br />
Crosby, Stills & Nash.<br />
J.D. Souther, who wrote “Heartache<br />
Tonight,” “Best of My Love” and other<br />
Eagles hits, will perform at Pepperdine<br />
this Sunday. Photo Submitted<br />
‘An Evening with J.D. Souther’<br />
When: 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14<br />
Where: Pepperdine University’s<br />
Smothers Theatre, 24255 Pacific<br />
Coast Highway, Malibu<br />
For tickets, which cost $20–$40<br />
for adults, and $10 for Pepperdine<br />
students, call (310) 506-4522 or visit<br />
arts.pepperdine.edu.<br />
Souther was inducted into the Songwriter’s<br />
Hall of Fame in 2013.<br />
On his latest studio album, “Tenderness”<br />
(Sony Music Masterworks), Souther<br />
creates a perfect balance of understated<br />
jazz with the ineffable pop narratives that<br />
have been the backbone of much of his<br />
greatest work. His classic albums “John<br />
David Souther,” “Black Rose” and “Home<br />
by Dawn” have been released as expanded<br />
reissues by Omnivore Recordings.<br />
For more information on Souther, visit<br />
jdsouther.net.
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