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7a PUNTATA/PLAY MISTY FOR KING
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Una puntata a metà tra letteratura e musica con un un solo protagonista, Stephen King. In occasione dell’uscita, prevista nell’estate, del musical di Stephen King e John Mellencamp, intitolato Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, ripercorriamo l’importanza che la musica ha in tutta la produzione dello scrittore, uno degli autori più prolifici e amati degli ultimi 30 anni. Musica rock, soprattutto, che per lo scrittore del Maine è stata un’inesauribile fonte di ispirazione in moltissime sue opere: da It, a Il Corpo, da L’Ombra dello Scorpione a Christine. Ci sono poi le passioni musicali di King per Elvis Presley e John Lennon, i progetti musicali a cui ha collaborato e le serate amatoriali come musicista dei Rockbottom Reminders. Un lato meno conosciuto, eppure così centrale in tutte le opere del ‘Re’. PLAYLIST Thats’me (Elvis Costello); Born in the Usa (Bruce Springsteen); Pet Sematary (Ramones); (Don’t fear) The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult); Don’t it make you want to go home (Joe South); Stand by me (John Lennon); Beast of burden (Rolling Stones); Don’t be cruel (Elvis Presley); That’ll be the day (Buddy Holly); Summertime blues (Eddie Cochran); Last Light Radio 11:41 PM (Shooter Jennings/Stephen King).
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