B6 The Boston Globe TUESDAY, JULY 9, 2019 Names Friends remember Parsnip chef Salomone as ‘a true culinary talent’ At Gillette, there’s no James Salomone, the former exec- Salomone grew up in Chicago utive chef at Parsnip, died unexpect- with a large Italian family. Drawing stopping the Stones edly June 27 at Massachusetts Gener- inspiration from his mother and his al Hospital following complications classical French training, he spent his By Marc Hirsh from surgery. He was 47. time at Parsnip creating globally in- GLOBE CORRESPONDENT “Chef Jimmy was an absolute joy spired and ingredient-driven modern There are surely few ways of end- to work with,” said Tamy Tiongson, American cuisine. He opened the res- ing the long Fourth of July weekend Parsnip’s general manager. “He was a taurant in 2015 as sous chef and be- more ironic than by celebrating the true culinary talent, with creative came executive chef at the end of British Invasion. But there the Rolling and inspiring flavor combinations on 2017. PARSNIP Stones were, England’s longest sus- the plate.” Before his time at Parsnip, Salo- Chef James Salomone with tained occupiers of what began as an In a press release, Edwina Kluen- mone worked under Ken Oringer at actress Mila Kunis in 2018. American art form — rock ’n’ roll — at der, who works with Parsnip and had the Eliot Hotel’s Clio and at Back Gillette Stadium on Sunday, as if in re- previously worked with Salomone, Bay’s Uni as well as in New York City them to do more,” Tiongson told the taliation for the whole independence said that despite the unexpected na- under Tom Colicchio at Craft Globe. “He had a huge personality to thing. Mick Jagger even took a wistful ture of his death, Salomone died in and Colicchio & Sons, and un- match his loud voice, and it’ll be hard dig at the holiday (and the president), the presence of friends and family. der Daniel Boulud at Café Boulud. to imagine not hearing him sing in sighing, “If only the British had held “[He] was passionate about his Tiongson said that Salomone’s im- the kitchen anymore.” onto the airports, the whole thing work and dedicated to his loving ev- pact went far beyond his cooking. A GoFundMe has been created to might have gone differently.” eryone in his life,” said Kluender. “He “He was a constant coach, draw- help raise money for his family. Things were meant to go different- touched so many lives.” ing the best out of cooks, inspiring CHRISCHRIS TRIUNFOTRIUNFO ly for the Stones as well; Sunday’s con- certc was rescheduled from June 8 due tot Jagger’s heart valve procedure. But anyonea who wasn’t scanning for some Couple purchases indicationin of the infirmity that forced theth postponement very likely wouldn’t ‘Conjuring’ home haveh found it, as the singer was slinky, MATTHEW J. LEE/GLOBE STAFF wiry,w and fully engaged. He strutted Mick Jagger onstage at Gillette Cory Heinzen’s new home features andan preened throughout, and when he Stadium on Sunday night. a few unique amenities: mysterious hithi the words “gin-soaked” in the first voices, knocks, and noises, among oth- linelil n of “Honky Tonk Women,” his MUSIC REVIEW er bumps in the night, he claims. wholewwh body undulated side-to-side like But for the paranormal investigator iti wasw pure muscle memory. THE ROLLING STONES and his wife, Jennifer, these quirks are But if the typical line on Jagger, With Gary Clark Jr. At Gillette what sold them. The couple bought evenevve without health scares, is that no Stadium, Sunday the allegedly haunted farmhouse in oneonne can believe he’s still spry, the typi- Harrisville, R.I., that inspired the 2013 calcaal linel on Keith Richards is that no horror film “The Conjuring.” The Hei- oneonne can believe he’s still alive. He cer- nzens, of Mexico, Maine, hope to re- tainlytataini l was a far less physical presence, You Want” was the first lift in a song store the 18th-century home, preserve andaannd not just by comparison; it wasn’t that only kept lifting. its history, and open it to both visitors untiluunntil five songs in, on the electric Armed with acoustic instruments and investigators later this year. They bluesbbluues of Jimmy Reed’s “Ride ’Em on on a satellite stage, the band played closed the sale on June 21. Down,”DDown that he so much as cracked a only two songs as its core quartet: “I’ve had a hard time staying there smile.smmiile “Play With Fire” downplayed its cham- by myself. I don’t have the feeling of EvenEvE so, his playing remained as ber-pop roots, while “Dead Flowers” anything evil, [but] it’s very busy. You distinctddisttin as ever. The entire concert be- took on a more upbeat Laurel Canyon can tell there’s a lot of things going on ganggan withwi two crashing chords — the feel. For all of the mythologizing of the in the house,” Heinzen told the Sun JORDAN STRAUSS/INVISION/AP/FILE tonictonic followedf by the IV, a Richards Stones as a simple rock ’n’ roll outfit, Journal’s Kathryn Skelton. trademarktradem — enough to send the though, they’ve long been far more ex- “The Conjuring” tells the story of Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt in LA in April. Stones flying, right into “Street Fight- pansive than that. Still, they didn’t try the Perron family. Soon after settling ing Man.” The guitarist knocked out to shoehorn additional instruments in the home in 1971, Carolyn, Roger cracking country licks on “Honky into songs that didn’t need them, and their five daughters allegedly be- Chris Pratt visited the Tonk Women” and kicked off “It’s Only bringing them out only when neces- gan to notice strange occurrences — Rock ’N Roll (But I Like It)” with a sary, like Karl Denson’s raunchy saxo- missing items and random noises. The Kennedy compound for Chuck Berry riff played on a red Gib- phone solo on “Brown Sugar” (compli- movie starred Patrick Wilson, Vera son ES-355 (uncoincidentally Rich- cating a song whose deliberate offense Farmiga,andLili Taylor. A sequel, family’s Fourth party ards’s idol’s favored model). Ronnie has only grown). And the slow-motion “The Conjuring 2,” was released in Wood, meanwhile, continued being lightning ripple of “Gimme Shelter” 2016, and “The Conjuring 3” is due perhaps the only lead guitarist in rock was tightened by backup singer Sasha out in 2020. Like many Americans, actor Chris Pratt spent the Fourth of July week- history consistently overshadowed by Allen’s fierce vocals as she stalked up end getting together with his wife’s family. Unlike many Americans, MARTHA MERROW his rhythm guitarist. the catwalk and faced Jagger down as Pratt’s weekend with the in-laws featured more than 200 people. Even more imperturbable was an equal. Less than a month after his wedding to Katherine Schwarzenegger, The “Jurassic World” actor was in Hyannis Port over the weekend at the Charlie Watts, his steady, impeccable The Stones won’t be able to do this Kennedy family compound, along with hundreds of family members, drive still undimmed after all these forever. Someday Jagger will give out, friends, and guests. Schwarzenegger, an author and lifestyle blogger, is years. He deftly guided the band or Richards will, as unthinkable as the the daughter of Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger and the through at least three different latter may be. But witnessing the granddaughter of Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Sargent Shriver. rhythms on “Midnight Rambler,” kept show-closing “(I Can’t Get No) Satis- While on the Cape, Pratt snapped a photo for Schwarzenegger’s Insta- “She’s So Cold” sharp and sinuous faction,” dragged closer to Otis Red- gram featuring numerous members of the extended family, including at the same time, and swung ding’s cover than the Stones’ original Katherine’s sister, Christina Schwarzenegger. hard on the blues num- by now, it was hard not to think In a group photo of the weekend festivities shared by Kerry bers. And the rolling they’re still going to try like hell. GOT A TIP? Kennedy — daughter of the late Robert F. Kennedy, the former crest of drums that led US attorney general — Pratt is just another face in the crowd of Send your celebrity the Stones out of the Marc Hirsh can be reached at CORY HEINZEN more than 200 people. sightings and local first chorus of “You [email protected]. Follow him The Heinzens at their new home. KEVIN SLANE, Boston.com entertainment updates Can’t Always Get What on Twitter @spacecitymarc. to [email protected]. similation, class distinctions, cultural Timely and timeless qualities authenticity, and heritage, both famil- ial and national. Beneatha is being of ‘A Raisin in the Sun’ come courted by the wealthy George Murchison (Kyle Beltran) and by a Ni- through in Williamstown gerian student who seems like her true soulmate, Joseph Asagai (Joshua By Don Aucoin prominent playwright, is not exactly Echebiri). Naked racism rears its head GLOBE STAFF known for hewing to naturalism. He when Karl Lindner (Joe Goldammer), WILLIAMSTOWN — As with helmed “Slave Play’’ off-Broadway a leader of the neighborhood associa- “Death of a Salesman’’ and “A Street- earlier this year and is the author of tion in the white area the Y0ungers car Named Desire’’ and a handful of such provocative works as “Bootycan- plan to move to, tries to buy them out. other theatrical landmarks, Lorraine dy,’’ presented at Boston’s SpeakEasy Merkerson, a marvelously subtle Hansberry’s “A Raisin in the Sun’’ has Stage Company in 2016, and “Barbe- actress who shone two summers ago been canonical for so long that it can cue,’’ produced at Lyric Stage Compa- at Williamstown in “The Roommate’’ be hard to experience it afresh and ny of Boston in 2017.