Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Jackson Browne penned a new song called “Here” for the latest Kevin Spacey therapy flick “Shrink.” Appropriately Browne’s track is a sort of self-aware, Laurel Canyon-esque song that salutes the acoustic Americana style. In a press release Browne explains the song as, “about two characters in the film who are struggling to accept what has happened in their lives. It’s about trying to be here in the present, even if you don’t really care for the present.”
Apparently we’ll soon see Browne in “Act Your Age: The Kids of Widney High Story,” a documentary about developmentally disabled protegees ages 13-22 who write, record and perform music and have become a cult of personality since releasing their first recorded album [editor’s note: holy shit! haven’t heard that name in forever, had a record from them in highschool! here’s their site]. This is Browne’s latest turn on the silver screen, where he hasn’t been seen since his cameo in “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.”
