David Campbell

I think his bassist is a Scientologist.

I mean, his dad is a famous music, uh, arranger and composer, David Campbell.

Mm.

Um, and he still, he still works with his son.

Most recently, she brought the reciter to the Miller Theater at Columbia University last week.

In the years it took to understand and manage her illness, Ko lost her father but found a renewed connection to her family and Korea.

With that came answers, solutions, and at last, a recovered joy and performance.

She feels as if there is a lesson to learn from it all.

A friend whose career had given a helpful grasp of his body in New York's medical scene.

Every surgeon seemed to suggest something different, operating on her neck, her shoulder, her blood vessels, her hand.

She gave up in part because she wasn't confident in them, but mostly because in 2021, her father learned he had cancer.

Ko's parents are both Korean immigrants.

Personnel.

David Campbell string

arrangement.

Conan McCallum, first violin.

Her name was Phoebe Hanson, and she was connected to Andy Warhol.

His father was an arranger and composer named David Campbell, and he's worked on all kinds of records.

He was born in 1970.

Beck David Campbell was his name.

But he adopted his mother's surname, Hanson, and changed the spelling from B-E-K to B-E-C-K.

So

She had all the biggest stars in Hollywood there at her house, and she was just focused on us.

Beck, who was raised in Los Angeles is the son of performance artist, musician, actress and writer Bibi Hansen, and musician David Campbell.

Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus recently revealed her final conversation with her late godmother Dolly Parton.

Speaking to Apple Music's Zane Lowe, 53, Miley said, The time that we talked, which was the last time we would talk, it was actually me telling her about my new record because even though we are so different, that's what made us so perfect for each other is that she knew this, and I know this.

uh also um morning phase in 2014 wasn't was wasn't was another record and john mentioned there about the musicians again he's reconvened them and what we've just heard i think it sounds sumptuous and it sounds beautiful and it but i've never heard something a record that's actually so nicely put together but fails to move me almost at all.

And I've been thinking about it, listening back to it over and over again, going, what is it about this that I don't get? I think a lot of it's down to his dad, who reappears again as a string arranger and an orchestra arranger, David Campbell, who's an extremely well-accomplished arranger, probably the best there is.

He's worked with Green Day, he's worked with Muse, Beyonce, Adele, Mairi Cyrus, you name it.

Great arrangements, you know, can make something... fit beautifully together.