FREE DOWNLOAD OF NEIL COWLEY TRIO'S NEW "REVOLUTION 9" EP TO PURCHASERS OF TICKETS FOR THE BAND'S DUBLIN SHOW ON JULY 14
NEIL COWLEY TRIO
Tuesday July 14, John Field Room, National Concert Hall.
Neil Cowley Trio and Note Productions are delighted to offer ticket purchasers for the trios Dublin show a free download of the bands new "Revolution 9" EP!
Last year was the 40th anniversary of the White Album, and to celebrate, Mojo Magazine invited artists to re-record tracks from the original highlighting it’s very English eccentricity. Neil Cowley Trio covered the "uncoverable" Revolution 9 and more... The band and Note Productions are giving this EP to ticket purchasers for their upcoming show in Dublin for free.
So how do you get the EP? Buy your tickets before 5pm on Friday July 10. Email Note at [email protected] quoting your ticket Order Number (on the bottom left of your ticket). Download codes will be sent to you by email on July 13 just in time to enjoy before the show...
NEIL COWLEY TRIO: REVOLUTION 9 EP - Available exclusively from iTunes!
A track so bizarre, Revolution 9 is probably the ultimate in ‘uncoverable’. Originally appearing on the Beatles classic 1968 White Album, the eight minutes of weirdness, tape loops, sound effects, feedback, and creepy vocal clips presented the fab four at their most experimental and most controversial.
On the anniversary of the White Album, Mojo Magazine invited artists to re-record tracks from the original. With his masterful trio and long-time collaborators, Richard Sadler on bass and Evan Jenkins on drums, pianist and composer Neil Cowley jumped at the chance to record not only the classic ‘Revolution 1’, but this fascinating track too. “It was the challenge of covering the uncoverable” he said. “A chance to allow the trio total freedom, be ourselves and dance around a studio listening to an ex BBC bloke chanting “number nine” into a mic!” As Mojo said of the track, “The Neil Cowley Trio accentuates its classical stylings before plunging headlong into free-form chaos”!
Yet Revolution 9 sees a freer interplay between the trio, a side not yet heard on either their debut or their current highly acclaimed release Loud.. Louder...Stop. In addition, the EP contains three other previously unreleased tracks that between them present the many sides of the trio. Rank Outsider is their anthemic, grandiose “pomp-jazz” offering, while Kalabis is a sombre downtempo solo piano piece that contrasts with the quirky, playful spirited romp, Sheriff Cul-De Sac.
www.neilcowleytrio.com/
www.myspace.com/neilcowleytrio
NEIL COWLEY TRIO
Tuesday July 14, John Field Room, National Concert Hall.
Neil Cowley Trio and Note Productions are delighted to offer ticket purchasers for the trios Dublin show a free download of the bands new "Revolution 9" EP!
Last year was the 40th anniversary of the White Album, and to celebrate, Mojo Magazine invited artists to re-record tracks from the original highlighting it’s very English eccentricity. Neil Cowley Trio covered the "uncoverable" Revolution 9 and more... The band and Note Productions are giving this EP to ticket purchasers for their upcoming show in Dublin for free.
So how do you get the EP? Buy your tickets before 5pm on Friday July 10. Email Note at [email protected] quoting your ticket Order Number (on the bottom left of your ticket). Download codes will be sent to you by email on July 13 just in time to enjoy before the show...
NEIL COWLEY TRIO: REVOLUTION 9 EP - Available exclusively from iTunes!
A track so bizarre, Revolution 9 is probably the ultimate in ‘uncoverable’. Originally appearing on the Beatles classic 1968 White Album, the eight minutes of weirdness, tape loops, sound effects, feedback, and creepy vocal clips presented the fab four at their most experimental and most controversial.
On the anniversary of the White Album, Mojo Magazine invited artists to re-record tracks from the original. With his masterful trio and long-time collaborators, Richard Sadler on bass and Evan Jenkins on drums, pianist and composer Neil Cowley jumped at the chance to record not only the classic ‘Revolution 1’, but this fascinating track too. “It was the challenge of covering the uncoverable” he said. “A chance to allow the trio total freedom, be ourselves and dance around a studio listening to an ex BBC bloke chanting “number nine” into a mic!” As Mojo said of the track, “The Neil Cowley Trio accentuates its classical stylings before plunging headlong into free-form chaos”!
Yet Revolution 9 sees a freer interplay between the trio, a side not yet heard on either their debut or their current highly acclaimed release Loud.. Louder...Stop. In addition, the EP contains three other previously unreleased tracks that between them present the many sides of the trio. Rank Outsider is their anthemic, grandiose “pomp-jazz” offering, while Kalabis is a sombre downtempo solo piano piece that contrasts with the quirky, playful spirited romp, Sheriff Cul-De Sac.
www.neilcowleytrio.com/
www.myspace.com/neilcowleytrio
