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Bruce Springsteen and Havana Ginger in Album Together
Friday, June 19th, 2009
Hansa Tonstudio, Berlin, June 18. 2009
(by Jerk Stuff reporter Dick Horne)
Previously known as aspiring adult movie star, Dominican Republic beauty Havana Ginger decided to make major detour in career switching to the music industry.
At the major surprise of us all who got used to see chocolate beauties in Hip Hop music genre, Havana has completely different plans. She intends to start off her career with Americana / Roots and majority of the songs will be played with acoustic instruments.
The title of the album has already been chosen for “Close, but not cigar”. This name is supposed to introduce this young lady to wide audience and especially to those who never got to know who Havana is.
But there’s more to it. The album producer, author and co-author of several songs will be Bruce Springsteen who intends to record duet song with Havana. The song title is “Ginger Honey” and the song has been written and previously intended for Bruce’s duet with his wife and backing vocal Patti Scialfa, but was never recorded for unknown reason. Aside form Bruce, several songs will be contributed by legendary Willie Nelson.
It is still been speculated how come Havana Ginger managed to reach such tremendous and practically “overnight” jump start in music career. The answer is simple – it’s her manager Ewan Seinfeld. To remind you, Ewan Seinfeld is bass player for famous “Biohazard” and the husband of top movie star celebrity Tera Patrick who is shooting on location with Quentin Tarrantino at the moment.
The recording of the album “Close But not Cigar” has been scheduled for 29. of February next year, exactly two weeks after The Valentines Day when Havana will organize party for her “future ex colleagues” from movie industry. The first recording sessions will happen in legendary “Hansa Tonstudio” located in Berlin where Havana intends to move to start new life.
The only thing that is disputable is Havana’s vocal qualities. In her previous professional career we used to hear her often, but with different tunes. If it’s to judge the book by the cover, it’s close… but not cigar.
