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Soundcheck's Concert Photo Contest
We asked you to take your best summer concert photo - and you did, showing us a wide variety of concert images from around the world. Today, we announce the winner as we're joined by our guest judge, John Abbott, the jazz photographer who has captured artists like Dizzy Gillespie, Abbey Lincoln, Elvin Jones, and others.
Also joining us is Henry Diltz, the veteran rock photographer whose work has graced hundreds of album covers and has been featured in books, magazines and newspapers; and Peter Blachley, the record industry veteran and the owner of the Morrison Hotel Gallery.
The winner of the contest receives five CD's hand-picked by host John Schaefer AND two tickets to see the musical "Hair" at the Delacourt Theater in Central Park on September 22.
And the winner is.... Elizabeth Weinberg!
And click here to see the runner-up photo from Eric Harvey Brown aka “Dogseat”
Your Concert Photos on flickr
More about "Hair" at Joe's Pub in the Park
Morrison Hotel Gallery Web site
A Henry Diltz Gallery
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Can you send me the name of the 5 cd's chosen by john for the photo contest winner please. i heard a short take on them and they all sounded very interesting.
Thank you and sound check is a very well done show.
dan
Hi Dan,
Thanks for writing. Here is John's list:
The 5 are:
Sophie Lux: Waking the Mystics
Bat For Lashes: Fur And Gold
Tunng: Good Arrows
Okkervil River: The Stage Names
Jamie T: Panic Prevention
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