Lukas Nelson interviewed by News Locker

[Panchecco 17,641]

 

What was it like working with Lady Gaga?  
I’ve been around successful people for a long time, and I know real good talent when I see it, just from growing up in the family I grew up in. She fits the bill. She’s quite a performer; she’s an actress; she’s just an entertainer, you know? When we were writing together, we definitely saw eye-to-eye. We kind of finished each other’s sentences a lot of times when we were writing. It just felt really natural. It’s a great collaboration and it’s a beautiful friendship that we have. I cherish her and her abilities and her heart. Same with Bradley: we’ve become really close friends and we love each other. It seems more like an extended family with those guys.

Do you enjoy musical theater and musical films, generally?
I really loved O Brother, Where Art Thou?, which was a great soundtrack and a beautiful movie with good music. That’s the only one I can think of. Of course there was the last A Star Is Born, which was great; then there was that movie with… oh, god, I can’t remember. Whitney Houston --

The Bodyguard?
Yeah, The Bodyguard! Right! I know that Stefani was really into that movie -- it was part of the inspiration, she mentioned, for her, and other movies as well. They all did their research, Bradley and Gaga. This is gonna be a good one. My favorite is probably The Blues Brothers -- the original Blues Brothers is fantastic. It has so many great musicians.

Let’s talk about Stefani’s Americana chops: she’s such a versatile performer, but how did she take to this material?
I think she’s just a consummate entertainer no matter what. Whatever she put her mind to, she’d do really, really well -- she’s just that type of artist. The last record that she put out, Joanne, was my first introduction to her, really; I thought it was just fantastic. I heard her hit songs and they’re all great, but there were some songs that resonated with me on that record. There are some songs in this movie that really resonate with me, the ones with Mark Ronson that she wrote, and the band actually played it, so it was great to be a part of that in a way. 

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Daddies 

[DelusionalGaga 29,581]

I love how all of her collaborators speak so fondly of her. Still, it must be annoying always getting asked about LG. 

[crisTEAne 21,059]

16 minutes ago, Panchecco said:

Same with Bradley: we’ve become really close friends and we love each other.

from the back? video plz  

[Panchecco 17,641]

3 minutes ago, T E A said:

from the back? video plz  

[crisTEAne 21,059]

8 minutes ago, Panchecco said:

what? even his hair turned grey. the reason is obvious. 

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[LeJudas 6,490]

9 minutes ago, T E A said:

what? even his hair turned grey. the reason is obvious. 

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Everyone is gonna dye their hair grey and try to steal Gaga from Chris?

[Mus 7,883]

58 minutes ago, Panchecco said:

When we were writing together, we definitely saw eye-to-eye. We kind of finished each other’s sentences a lot of times when we were writing. It just felt really natural. It’s a great collaboration and it’s a beautiful friendship that we have. I cherish her and her abilities and her heart.

Gaga cancel LG6 and make a whole new album with Lukas challenge 

[Panchecco 17,641]

1 minute ago, Mustang said:

Gaga cancel LG6 and make a whole new album with Lukas challenge 

I really liked Find Yourself

[AndrewGr 6,022]

I like that he said that the best tracks of the soundtrack are the ones she did with Mark. He's the most talented and interesting person Gaga has ever collaborated with, in my opinion. I can't wait to see what they do in the future.