Chris Isaak Has If All Backwards: This Ain't The Way Sinatra Did It
Three teenagers stand by the backstage door of the Hollywood Palace. As the sun sets behind them, the kids—two girls and a boy—conduct a silent vigil, their eyes fixed on Vine Street. In their arms they clutch posters and album covers emblazoned with the puckishly handsome, fashionably photographed image of Chris Isaak—who has yet to show up for a soundcheck.
Chris Isaak Has If All Backwards: This Ain't The Way Sinatra Did It
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Bud Scoppa
Three teenagers stand by the backstage door of the Hollywood Palace. As the sun sets behind them, the kids—two girls and a boy—conduct a silent vigil, their eyes fixed on Vine Street. In their arms they clutch posters and album covers emblazoned with the puckishly handsome, fashionably photographed image of Chris Isaak—who has yet to show up for a soundcheck. Apparently, the talented and ambitious Isaak has once again overbooked himself, succumbing to an ever-growing flood of requests from rock journalists, photographers and film directors for a few minutes of his time. Be patient, kids. At this stage, the 30-year-old artist may have more fans in corporate offices than he has on the street.