Jack Whatley is a Managing Editor at Far Out Magazine. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and the music business, exploring various music genres. Jack's work has been featured in notable publications such as NewsBreak and EIN Presswire.
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Jack Whatley's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly music-related content. His coverage includes profile features, event coverage, and expert commentary in the realm of music and musicians. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing unique insights into iconic songs or artists that could potentially be featured in a profile piece or contribute expertise for events related to significant musical figures. Keep in mind that his geographic focus is not specified and he covers a wide range of topics within the music industry with an emphasis on profiles and events.
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By: Jack Whatley
We're dipping into the Far Out Vault to look back the story behind one song that George Harrison wrote which would change The Beatles forever. Find out here.
Pearl Jam burst out of the Pacific Northwest to become a worldwide phenomenon with their unique brand of alternative rock.
There are many things that Lemmy Kilmister was: a great leading man, a highly charged performer, a sincere embodiment of what it meant to be rock
By: Jack Whatley
Most notably a guitarist, there have also been songwriters who shaped Pink Floyd's David Gilmour including one he labelled as "sublime".
By: Jack Whatley
Holly wood is a place that is seemingly always moving forward. Whether it be with studio techniques of making movies or how to give audiences the
By: Jack Whatley
We are looking back through the Far Out Magazine vaults at the curious incident that inspired Leonard Cohen to give up writing and become a singer instead.
It's hard not to be drawn into the spellbinding narrative of Andy Summers, the quiet maestro whose fingers dance across the frets, creating a tapestry of sound that defies categorisation.
There are few artists as deeply entrenched in the beautiful blossoming moments of their own work as the esteemed and gifted songwriter, poet and all-round hero Leonard Cohen.
We are taking a look at the Metallica song that drummer Lars Ulrich hates most of all and how it turns the song into an "exercise in analytics"
It's hard to imagine living the life of Sir Paul McCartney . One-quarter of the most famous band to have ever graced the earth in The Beatles, he
