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Friday, October 29, 2021

Billy Idol to release remastered Christmas album 'Happy Holidays' on November 5 via Dark Horse Records

 Big news for fans of Billy Idol and rock and roll-minded holiday music...Robert Kinsler


BILLY IDOL TO RELEASE REMASTERED CHRISTMAS ALBUM HAPPY HOLIDAYS VIA DARK HORSE RECORDS

"Happy Holidays" available on vinyl and streaming platforms for the first time ever on Friday, November 5, 2021


Billy Idol performing at House of Blues Anaheim on
Monday, March 13, 2017.
Photo: Kelly A. Swift

October 29, 2021—On November 5Billy Idol is releasing a remixed and remastered version of his Christmas album, Happy Holidays, for the first time on vinyl and streaming platforms via Dark Horse Records. Originally released in 2006, the album features Idol performing a wide variety of Christmas classics as well as the new original bonus track, “On Christmas Day,” which features Steve Stevens on guitar. 


Produced by Idol and Brian Tichy, the new release of Happy Holidays has been remixed and remastered by Paul Hicks, known for his work remixing classic records from The Beatles, George Harrison, John Lennon and The Rolling Stones. Happy Holidays has also been packaged with new artwork and is available for purchase on black vinyl, CD, digital and on limited edition white vinyl. Fans can pre-order Happy Holidays HERE


“Before our 2006 European tour, I recorded a number of seasonal songs,” recalls Idol. “A tree-trimming, fireside, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day intimate album was the result. Most probably essential at Christmas, is that the music is in the spirit. Knowing that family, friends and children might be listening, I wanted a selection that would please all, while still exploring the awe and mystery that is Christmas.”


Most recently, Idol released The Roadside EP to widespread commercial success, debuting at #12 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart while the hit single “Bitter Taste” appeared within the Top 15 at Triple A Radio. In addition, the new music received critical praise; USA Today proclaimed, “The songs are familiar, yet instilled with renewed vigor” and American Songwriter furtherd, “He’s making music that boasts the same rumble and grumble he yielded before…the Bad Boy is indeed back.” Earlier this month, Idol performed “Bitter Taste” on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!.” Produced by Butch Walker (Green Day, Weezer) and featuring Idol’s longtime lead guitarist and co-writer Stevens, The Roadside was conceived, recorded and mixed almost entirely under the shadow of the pandemic.


For forty-five years, Billy Idol has been one of the faces and voices of rock’n’roll, with an artistic resume to match the brilliant light of the image. First as the camera-ready front man for Generation X, between 1977 and 1981 Idol emerged with three albums that made positivity, emotional depth, and high pop synonymous with punk rock. In 1982, Idol embarked on a remarkable transatlantic/trans-genre solo career that integrated clubland throb, wide-screen depth and drama, rockabilly desperation, the bold and simple lines of punk, and rock’n’roll decadence.


Happy Holidays is the latest release on the newly relaunched Dark Horse Records, a label initially created in 1974 by George Harrison and now led by Dhani Harrison and David Zonshine. Other artists currently on Dark Horse include George Harrison himself, Joe Strummer and Ravi Shankar. “I couldn’t be more excited to welcome Billy Idol to the Dark Horse Records family. Billy is a legend, and his music couldn’t fit the Dark Horse persona any better. I’ve loved his music throughout my whole life, so to be able to give this new music a home on our historic label is a massive honour,” says Dhani Harrison.



BILLY IDOL—HAPPY HOLIDAYS
1. Frosty The Snowman
2. Silver Bells
3. Happy Holiday
4. White Christmas
5. Here Comes Santa Claus
6. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
7. Santa Claus Is Back In Town
8. Let It Snow
9. Winter Wonderland
10. Run Rudolph Run
11. Jingle Bell Rock
12. O Christmas Tree
13. Silent Night
14. Auld Lang Syne
15. On Christmas Day

Tuesday, August 03, 2021

Legends shine on via spectacular titles: George Harrison, Etta James, Nina Simone, ZZ Top

The enduring talents of several late legends are celebrated in my column this week.



Artist:
 George Harrison
Title: All Things Must Pass - 50th Anniversary Edition (Super Deluxe Edition sampler) (Capitol Records)
You might like if you enjoy: George Harrison, The Beatles
Tell me more: The greatest solo album by any member of The Beatles, George Harrison's 1970 masterpiece All Things Must Pass is being released in a number of formats in celebration of the album's 50 year anniversary. Capitol Records provided this writer with a sampler of 34 of the tracks ahead of the Aug. 6 release. My immediate reaction upon hearing the remastered tracks and previously-unreleased outtakes is that the seminal masterwork is more impressive than ever. Critics of the so-called "Wall of Sound" applied by co-producer Phil Spector on the original version of the 23-track triple album recorded between May and October of 1970 (and released in November of that year) will be stunned by the clarity and brightness of the 2020 mixes. Executive produced by George Harrison's son Dhani Harrison and mixed by triple GRAMMY® Award-winning engineer Paul Hicks (The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, John Lennon), the new album mixes are a dramatic improvement in every way. Harrison's singing is clear with the nuanced and emotive touch of his signature baritone truly astonishing; the talents of a parade of legendary musicians who contribute includes Ringo Starr, Badfinger, Billy Preston, Dave Mason, Klaus Voormann, Eric Clapton, Bobby Keys, Gary Wright and many more  their contributions are thankfully more vivid now. And just listen to Harrison's soaring slide guitar work. The Americana-swept version of Bob Dylan's "If Not For You" and his own "Behind That Locked Door" and "Apple Scruffs" astound. More rocking material ("Wah-Wah," "Let It Down," "Art Of Dying"), fascinating outtakes (including the rockabilly-styled "Going Down To Golders Green" and acoustic demo for "Cosmic Empire") and timeless favorites ("My Sweet Lord," "What Is Life," "Beware Of Darkness") may well have many audiophiles briefly wondering if they are hearing this artistic triumph for the very first time. All Things Must Pass 50th Anniversary Edition will be available in a variety of formats on Friday, Aug. 6. Information: GeorgeHarrison.com.



Artists:
 Etta James
Title: Etta James: The Montreux Years (BMG)
You might like if you enjoy: Etta James, Beth Hart, Janiva Magness
Tell me more: Montreux Jazz Festival and BMG have started releasing a new series of releases available in multiple-format configurations (including double LP, two-disc audio CD editions, and via digital download and streaming services). Etta James: The Montreux Years features the six-time Grammy winner in appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland captured across three decades – indeed selections from the Los Angeles native's performances in 1977, 1978, 1989, 1990 and 1993 are featured on disc 1 of the essential collection. The wealth of outstanding material from those appearances includes the soulful blues cut "Damn Your Eyes" (featuring some killer guitar work from Bobby Murray), R&B celebration "Tell Mama" and the original rock 'n' roll-meets blues confessional "Something's Got a Hold On Me," the fiery blues-rocker "Beware" and an artful jazz medley featuring "At Last," "Trust In Me" and "Sunday Kind Of Love." Disc 2 is a true treasure; Etta James' very first concert in Europe staged at the festival's ninth edition on July 11, 1975 sounds amazing. The blues track "Respect Yourself," funky "W-O-M-A-N," Chicago blues blaster "Dust My Broom," and animated take on the B.B. King favorite "Rock Me Baby" are all here. James' rich contralto vocals are a wonder across all 21 tracks on the release. Information: bmg.com.


Artist:
 Nina Simone
Title: Nina Simone: The Montreux Years (BMG)
You might like if you enjoy: Nina Simone
Tell me more: Nina Simone was an artist who defied easy categorization. A top-tier vocalist, classically trained pianist, composer, arranger and civil rights champion and feminist activist, Simone's music ran the gamut from classical and jazz to blues, soul, R&B, folk, world music, pop and gospel. On Nina Simone: The Montreux Years, all the diverse elements of her musical world are revealed over the course of her performances at the Montreux Jazz Festival spanning from a full-length concert on June 16, 1968 (that fills disc 2 and marks the first-ever release of the performance on audio CD) to highlights from appearances in 1976, 1981, 1987 and 1990. The melodic "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free," the bewitching "See-Line Woman," valiant "Four Women," nuanced and poignant version of Janis Ian's "Stars" and stirring take on Bob Marley's classic "No Woman No Cry" are among the marvelous selections Simone performs with magnificence on the two-disc, 29-track collection. Information: bmg.com.



Artist:
 ZZ Top
Title: ZZ Top's First Album (Warner Bros. Records)
You might like if you enjoy: ZZ Top, Billy F Gibbons
Tell me more: The death of ZZ Top bassist-keyboardist Dusty Hill on July 28 provides the perfect reason to celebrate his 50+ year run with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame trio by rediscovering "ZZ Top's First Album." Released in January 1971, ZZ Top's First Album was the debut LP featuring Hill, singer-guitarist Billy F Gibbons and drummer Frank Beard. The Bill Ham-produced album   recorded at Robin Hood Studios in Tyler, Texas between June and October of 1971  immediately set the template for the threesome's undeniable blend of hard rock, boogie and Texas-bred blues rock. Highlights of the rowdy and often-raunchy track listing includes the feisty opener "(Somebody Else Been) Shaking Your Tree," infectious electric guitar-anchored "Goin' Down To Mexico," boogie sortie "Neighbor, Neighbor" and aptly-pegged "Certified Blues."  In addition to the uptempo material, the original "Old Man" grows from a slow blues ballad into a decidedly more dynamic finale while "Just Got Back From Baby's" is a particularly wonderful blues-mining showcase for Hill's signature skills on the bass guitar. Information: ZZtop.com.

Robert Kinsler


Friday, November 27, 2020

George Harrison's seminal 1970 album 'All Things Must Pass' celebrated with new stereo mix of legendary title track on 50th anniversary

 Has it really been 50 years since George Harrison's 'All Things Must Pass' was released? Wow, it has. Check out the official media release below...Robert Kinsler


GEORGE HARRISON’S SEMINAL 1970 SOLO ALBUM ALL THINGS MUST PASS CELEBRATED WITH NEW STEREO MIX OF LEGENDARY TITLE TRACK ON ITS 50TH ANNIVERSARY
RECORD STORE DAY LIMITED EDITION, INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED 7” VINYL REISSUE OF “MY SWEET LORD” AVAILABLE NOW
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of George Harrison's classic solo album, All Things Must Pass, the George Harrison Estate is pleased to announce a new 2020 stereo mix of the LP’s title song as a prelude of what’s to come.

The new stereo mix of the seminal album’s title track was overseen by multi- GRAMMY® Award winner, Paul Hicks, known for his work with the Harrison Estate, The Beatles and this year’s chart-topping albums by The Rolling Stones (Goat’s Head Soup) and John Lennon (Gimme Some Truth).
 
“The new stereo mix of the album's title track is just a taste of more things to come in 2021 as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of my father's legendary All Things Must Pass album,” says Dhani Harrison. “We've been digging through mountains of tapes, and they just kept coming – boxes and boxes of them. Making this album sound clearer was always one of my dad’s greatest wishes and it was something we were working on together right up until he passed. But with the help of new technology and the work of Paul Hicks on this project, we are now able to make that happen. We can't wait for you all to hear everything we've been working on and your patience will be rewarded next year.”

Originally released fifty years ago today on November 27, 1970, All Things Must Pass, the triple LP produced by Phil Spector, includes “My Sweet Lord,” the first number one single by a solo Beatle. It was critically acclaimed and topped both the UK and US album charts, with Rolling Stone calling it “the War and Peace of rock and roll” and “an intensely personal statement and a grandiose gesture.” Over time the influence of the album has only grown as subsequent generations have discovered it. The album has been inducted into the GRAMMY® Hall Of Fame, included in Rolling Stone magazine’s Top 500 albums of all time, as well as The Times of London’s 100 best albums.

The release of “All Things Must Pass (2020 Mix)” marks the beginning of celebrations for this historic album. Stay tuned for more All Things Must Pass 50th anniversary release details beginning in 2021.

Stream the new “All Things Must Pass (2020 Mix)”: https://GeorgeHarrison.lnk.to/AllThingsMustPass2020PR
 
Continuing the All Things Must Pass celebrations, in partnership with Record Store Day's Black Friday event, the Harrisons are also releasing George Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord” on a 7” Milky Clear Single, individually numbered, exclusive to Record Store Day. This is a recreation of the Angola pressing of the 45 from 1970 with unique artwork. "My Sweet Lord" was originally released in November 1970 as a single, Harrison's first as a solo artist, and topped charts worldwide; it was the biggest-selling single of 1971 in the UK. In America and Britain, the song was the first number one single by an ex-Beatle.

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Saturday, June 22, 2019

Jeff Lynne's ELO, Dhani Harrison deliver a night of top-tier songcraft in Anaheim

Jeff Lynne's ELO
With: Dhani Harrison
Where: Honda Center in Anaheim, CA
When: Thursday, June 20, 2019
Next: Jeff Lynne's ELO is scheduled to perform in Sacramento on June 22
Information: https://jefflynneselo.com/events/


Review by Robert Kinsler


Jeff Lynne's ELO posing in front of a packed Honda Center in
Anaheim, CA on June 20. Photo: Courtesy of the artist
Although I never caught the Electric Light Orchestra during the rock troupe's initial 14-year run in the 1970s and '80s, I've been making up for lost time since catching Jeff Lynne's ELO at the Hollywood Bowl in September 2016. I subsequently was thrilled when the group played at the Forum in Los Angeles County in August 2018; I was mesmerized a third time throughout their concert at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Thursday night (June 20, 2019).

The show at Honda Center was the opening date of Lynne's 20-date North America Summer Tour with the current jaunt also offering the chance to catch emerging solo artist Dhani Harrison  the son of the late George Harrison  on a major concert stage. Dhani Harrison's appearance provided this writer with a chance to hear live versions of material off his excellent full-length solo debut In///Parallel (released by BMG in October 2017).

A capacity crowd filled the home of the Anaheim Ducks to take in the special concert and I can certainly guarantee no one left disappointed. Performing a perfect set complete with a couple of welcome surprises, Lynne and his amazing 12-member ensemble delivered a flawless night of luxurious songcraft. The fast-paced 95-minute headlining set from Lynne's ELO offered up faithful takes on all the hits (spanning from 1972's "10538 Overture" to his 2015 comeback single "When I Was A Boy and everything in between).

Opening with a swirling cover of the classic ELO cut "Standin' in the Rain," the hits would keep coming and coming and coming. An infectious "Evil Woman" and even more dazzling "All Over the World" followed. Throughout the concert, a wall of rear projection screens and brilliant lighting effects enhanced the experience.

Lynne impressed with his signature vocals to be sure; but his artful guitar playing was displayed via melodic lead solos on "Showdown," "Mr. Blue Sky" and throughout an extended take on Chuck Berry's classic "Roll Over Beethoven" that closed out the night.

Among the moments that brought chills to this writer was a version of the Traveling Wilburys' "Handle With Care" where Dhani Harrison joined the group to sing his late father's section of the classic single, the disco-flavored pop sheen of "Last Train to London" and "Xanadu," and an acoustic flavored "Wild West Hero" complete with an acapella vocals section.

Jeff Lynne's ELO performing "Mr. Blue Sky" at Honda Center.
Melodic rockers such as "Don't Bring Me Down" and "Turn To Stone" continued to build up the night's momentum, before the sweeping symphonic masterwork of "Mr. Blue Sky" closed out the regular set with a high mark.  

The power of Lynne's songs, his still poignant lead vocals and sharp guitar work only begin to tell the tale when it comes to the bona fide power of Thursday's show. Musical director Mike Stevens (who assists with guitar and vocals), lead guitarist Milton McDonald, bassist Lee Pomeroy, dummer Donavan Hepburn, piano player Marcus Byrne, keyboardists Jo Webb and Steve Turner, backing vocalist-guitarist Iain Hornal, backing and lead vocalist Melanie Lewis McDonald, violinist Jessie Murphy, and cello players Amy Langley and Jess Cox complete this extraordinary touring group. If they are coming to your town, get there.

Dhani Harrison's set was the perfect way to open the magical night. Backed by a terrific four-member band, Harrison opened with a probing "Never Know," a song that recalls the experimental neo-classical touch of Dead Can Dance. The hypnotic and intoxicating quality of that song would be the perfect segue into other cuts offered up over 40 minutes. 

Other highlights included the ambitious "Summertime Police" and electronica-styled "All About Waiting," the latter song's journey ranging from a symphonic bit opening to dynamic musicianship and a colorful baroque keyboard solo.


Jeff Lynne's ELO: Setlist at Honda Center on June 20, 2019
Standin' in the Rain
Evil Woman
All Over the World
Showdown
Do Ya (The Move cover)
When I Was a Boy
Livin' Thing
Handle With Care (Traveling Wilburys cover featuring Dhani Harrison)
Rockaria
Last Train to London
Xanadu
10538 Overture
Shine a Little Love
Wild West Hero
Sweet Talkin' Woman
Telephone Line
Don't Bring Me Down
Turn to Stone
Mr. Blue Sky
Encore
Roll Over Beethoven (Chuck Berry cover)


Monday, March 18, 2019

Dhani Harrison added to Jeff Lynne's ELO 2019 Summer Tour

Last time I saw Jeff Lynne's ELO, Dawes was the strong opener (read my review of that August 2018 concert event here). Now Lynne has slated another interesting musical choice to open...



DHANI HARRISON ADDED TO JEFF LYNNE'S ELO 2019 SUMMER TOUR
THE MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST SINGER  
SONGWRITER WILL OPEN ON ALL DATES

TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW AT WWW.LIVENATION.COM


Dhani Harrison will be joining lifelong friend Jeff Lynne for a 20-date North American arena tour this summer as the special guest of Jeff Lynne's ELO. Following the release of his critically acclaimed debut solo album, In//Parallel, Harrison most recently scored HBO's four-part documentary series "The Case Against Adnan Syed," which premiered March 10, alongside Paul Hicks.
Harrison's association with Lynne is well documented, with the pair co-producing the posthumous Grammy-Award Winning George Harrison album Brainwashed, but this will be the first time the pair has toured together.
The trek, produced by Live Nation, will kick off June 20 in Anaheim, CA and travel across North America to cities like Vancouver, Nashville, Atlanta, Washington DC, Toronto, Philadelphia, Newark, Detroit and Chicago before concluding in Pittsburgh, PA on August 1. Tickets and full details are available now at www.livenation.com.

JEFF LYNNE'S ELO 2019 TOUR DATES:

Thu 6/20 - Anaheim, CA - Honda Center  
Sat 6/22 - Sacramento, CA - Golden 1 Center  
Mon 6/24 - San Jose, CA - SAP Center  
 Wed 6/26 - Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena  
Fri 6/28 - Tacoma, WA- Tacoma Dome  
Sat 6/29 - Portland, OR - Moda Center  
Wed 7/3 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena
Fri 7/5 - Atlanta, GA - State Farm Arena
Sun 7/7 - Tampa, FL - Amalie Arena
Tue 7/9 - Sunrise, FL - BB&T Center  
Thu 7/11 - Washington, D.C. - Capitol One Arena
Sat 7/13 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center  
Tue 7/16 - Newark, NJ - Prudential Center
Thu 7/18 - Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena
Sat 7/20 - Detroit, MI - Little Caesars Arena  
Tue 7/23 - Grand Rapids MI - Van Andel Arena
Thu 7/25 - St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Arena  
Sat 7/27 - Chicago, IL - United Center
Tue 7/30 - Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena 
Thu 8/1 - Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena

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Friday, October 06, 2017

Sights and Sounds: The Rolling Stones, Ricky Byrd, Dhani Harrison

Here is a roundup of some cool music news going into the weekend...



THE ROLLING STONES – ON AIR

ALBUM RELEASED ON DECEMBER 1

‘COME ON’ RELEASED AS FIRST TRACK, AVAILABLE NOW
ON DIGITAL AND STREAMING SERVICES

  

(Los Angeles, CA) – December 1, 2017 will see the release of The Rolling Stones - On Air, a collection of rarely heard radio recordings from their formative years. The songs, including eight the band have never recorded or released commercially, were originally broadcast on bygone UK BBC shows such as Saturday ClubTop GearRhythm and Blues and The Joe Loss Pop Showbetween 1963 and 1965.  Pre-order The Rolling Stones – On Air here.

Released via Polydor Records/UMe on CD, double CD deluxe edition, heavy-weight vinyl and special limited-edition coloured vinyl, these flashbacks offer an insight into the band as a vital and constantly surprising live unit. Such was the frequency with which they visited BBC studios in the 60’s, the group constantly set out to offer listeners something different. As well as songs that never appeared on singles or albums, there are seven tracks that were debuted over the airwaves before featuring on albums or EPs.

The group’s take on familiar R&B staples like “Roll Over Beethoven,” “Memphis, Tennessee” and “Beautiful Delilah” (all originated by Chuck Berry) illustrate the verve and energy the Stones regularly brought to their live shows. The BBC would urge them to perform their current singles, and while happy to do so they also relished the opportunity to showcase a fuller picture of their prowess as Britain’s foremost blues outfit, packing clubs and ballrooms night after night.

Among the 32 tracks, first heard ringing out of transistor radios over a period of just under two years, is “Come On,” the group’s debut single and also the first number laid down for the iconic Saturday Club, hosted by the late, legendary Brian Matthew. “Come On” is released as the first track from the album and is available now on digital and streaming services. Other highlights include the strutting “Fannie Mae” (originally recorded by bluesman Buster Brown in 1959), Tommy Tucker’s “Hi Heel Sneakers,” and Bo Diddley’s “Cops And Robbers.”

Nestling among the illustrious and well-chosen cover versions, are raw and vibrant renditions of Stones Jagger/Richards originals, such as “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction,” “The Last Time” and “The Spider And The Fly” in a form closer to the thrilling immediacy of the band’s live shows than on vinyl. These recordings bring the listener as near as possible to the excitement of the era without actually being there in person.

If last year’s collection of new recordings of past masters Blue & Lonesome presented the Stones returning to their roots after more than 50 years, On Air is the perfect “sister” compendium, a lovingly curated and restored treasure trove that puts the listener front and centre in the eye of the original storm.

To help recapture the spirit of the songs when they were first performed, the tapes have gone through a process called “audio source separation”, which involved de-mixing the transcripts and allowing engineers at Abbey Road access to the original instrumentation and voices within each track, so that they could be rebuilt, rebalanced and remixed to achieve a fuller, more substantial sound.

The end result is the Stones at their most passionate and intense, transporting listeners back to the band’s lean and hungry years when their standing as household names was already assured, and global domination was just 12 bars away.

The variety of radio shows from which the material is compiled is testament to the special relationship the Stones had with the BBC from the very beginning of their recording career. The music speaks for itself, but On Air also serves as an important historical artefact, and an essential of the group’s impressively evergreen canon.

The Rolling Stones - On Air offer a unique insight into the formative days of The Rolling Stones a few years before ‘The Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band in the World’ became a reality this was a band playing the music they loved so much - Blues, R&B, Soul and even the odd country song. Performing these songs night after night in clubs and dancehalls meant they are all honed to perfection and performed with the genuine love and affection that The Stones have for their musical heritage.

This album follows the recent release of The Rolling Stones – On Air coffee table book, by Richard Havers and published by Virgin Books.

The Rolling Stones ON AIR 1963-65 - Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman

The Rolling Stones – On Air Track Listing

1.    Come On                                                                    Saturday Club, 1963
2.    (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction                                    Saturday Club, 1965
3.    Roll Over Beethoven                                                Saturday Club, 1963
4.    The Spider And The Fly                                           Yeah Yeah, 1965
5.    Cops And Robbers                                                   Blues in Rhythm, 1964
6.    It’s All Over Now                                                       The Joe Loss Pop Show, 1964
7.    Route 66                                                                     Blues in Rhythm, 1964
8.    Memphis, Tennessee                                               Saturday Club, 1963
9.    Down The Road Apiece                                           Top Gear, 1965
10.  The Last Time                                                           Top Gear, 1965
11.  Cry To Me                                                                  Saturday Club, 1965
12.  Mercy, Mercy                                                             Yeah Yeah, 1965
13.  Oh! Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin’)                Saturday Club, 1965
14.  Around And Around                                                 Top Gear, 1964
15.  Hi Heel Sneakers                                                      Saturday Club, 1964
16.  Fannie Mae                                                                Saturday Club, 1965
17.  You Better Move On                                                 Blues in Rhythm, 1964
18.  Mona                                                                          Blues In Rhythm, 1964
  
Bonus Tracks (Deluxe)

19.  I Wanna Be Your Man                                               Saturday Club, 1964
20.  Carol                                                                           Saturday Club, 1964
21.  I’m moving On                                                           The Joe Loss Pop Show, 1964
22.  If You Need Me                                                          The Joe Loss Pop Show, 1964
23.  Walking The Dog                                                      Saturday Club, 1964
24.  Confessin’ The Blues                                               The Joe Loss Pop Show, 1964
25.  Everybody Needs Somebody To Love                   Top Gear, 1965
26.  Little By Little                                                            The Joe Loss Pop Show, 1964
27.  Ain’t That Loving You Baby                                    Rhythm And Blues, 1964
28.  Beautiful Delilah                                                       Saturday Club, 1964
29.  Crackin’ Up                                                                Top Gear, 1964
30.  I Can’t Be Satisfied                                                   Top Gear, 1964
31.  I Just Want to Make Love To You                           Saturday Club, 1964
32.  2120 South Michigan Avenue                                 Rhythm and Blues, 1964


THE ROLLING STONES – ON AIR WILL BE RELEASED BY POLYDOR RECORDS/UMe
ON DECEMBER 1, 2017

www.youtube.com/therollingstones


HALL OF FAMER RICKY BYRD RELEASES
 
CLEAN GETAWAY
 
A COLLECTION OF ROCK AND ROLL SONGS THAT ADDRESS ADDICTION AND RECOVERY
 
~PORTION OF SALES TO BENEFIT CLEAN GETAWAY NON-PROFIT 501(c)(3)~
 
            ~OCTOBER 20, 2017~
 

Passion drives music…the deeper the passion, the larger the ripple effect.
 
This month, Rock and Roll Hall Of Famer Ricky Byrd – founder of the non-profit Clean Getaway 501(c)(3)– will release Clean Getaway, a collection of 12 songs evoking the intricacies and emotions behind addiction and recovery. The album will be available via CD Baby, iTunes, Amazon, and all other online stores, with a portion of the sales going to the Clean Getaway non-profit 501(c)(3).
 
Ricky Byrd has devoted himself to spreading the message of hope and possibilities through Rock and Roll. The mission of the Clean Getaway non-profit is to bring awareness, education, prevention and addiction resources to those suffering from drug and alcohol addiction through the healing power of music. It does this through Concert Events, Music Outreach Sessions and Early Education and Prevention programs.
 
For the past five years, Byrd has led recovery music groups in various treatment and detox facilities across the country. At the end of each session, the patients would ask where they could get the songs he played. That inspired him to raise the money via an online music campaign to record Clean Getaway, which will also be given away to patients.
 
In February 2017, he hunkered down in the studio, pulling various songs written for his music groups. Produced by Ricky Byrd and Bob Stander, the collection consists of self-penned songs, as well as a rocking cover of “Kicks” and material in which Byrd collaborated with songwriting luminaries Richie Supa and Mark Hudson. A master musical director and guitar virtuoso, Byrd is joined by several stellar musicians on Clean GetawayBobby Whitlock (keyboards, Derek and The Dominos), Steve Holley (drums - Wings), Bob Stander (bass), Andy Burton (keyboards, Little Steven and The Disciples Of Soul), Jeff Kazee (keyboards, Southside Johnny), John Isley and Chris Anderson of the Asbury Jukes (horns), Christine Ohlman (SNL band), Marge Raymond, Mark Hudson, and Sara Devine on vocals.
 
However, as far as Ricky is concerned, Recovery is the special guest here. “An important part of this journey is giving back and spreading the message,” he says. “I do my best talking through music…as a recovery troubadour.”
 
For more information about Clean Getaway non-profit 501(c)(3), please visit: https://www.cleangetaway.nyc.
 
 

DHANI HARRISON RELEASES FIRST SOLO ALBUM IN///PARALLEL 
AVAILABLE TODAY (Friday, October 6, 2017)
 
 
UPCOMING APPEARANCES ON 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' and 'Conan' 



 
"In///Parallel announces the arrival of an unexpectedly intense artist, whose mission is to tell stories not just with words but cannily developed sonic realms."
- Tom Moon (NPR)
 
"A sonic marvel and mystery that should reveal and reward over repeated listening." - Jeff Karoub (Associated Press)
 
"Psychedelic electro-rock odyssey filled with throbbing synthesizers and psychological pondering." - Ryan Reed (Rolling Stone) (on first single "All About Waiting")
 
"Dhani Harrison's solo debut is anything but a throwback." - Vulture

LOS ANGELES, CA, OCTOBER 6, 2017 - Grammy Award winning musician Dhani Harrison's new album IN///PARALLEL is available today through BMG Records.
 
IN///PARALLEL offers a soundtrack to self-exploration, and gives audiences a perspective into Harrison's own personal developments in creating his first solo record. Echoing influences from his time as a composer over the past few years, the music of the new record paints a cinematic soundscape. 
 
"I have a fairly lucid memory. I remember events from my life and put music to them," shares Harrison of the new album. "Each track is pretty much a scene from my past. My gift from the universe is that I really enjoy changing, and that's why I'm now happy being Dhani Harrison. With everything you accomplish, you gain a freedom to do something else in your life, not unlike a video game, where you unlock different levels, powers and weapons. I had to go through the process, and I unlocked a lot of different stuff in myself, which allows me to be who I am now."
 
Harrison will be touring the U.S. in support of the new album in November. He also has appearances scheduled for Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday, October 9, and CONAN on Monday, October 30.

 IN///PARALLEL Album
1.    Never Know
2.    #WarOnFalse
3.    Ãšlfur Resurrection
4.    Downtown Tigers
5.    London Water
6.
    Summertime Police
7.    Poseidon (Keep Me Safe)
8.    The Light Under The Door
9.    All About Waiting
10. Admiral of Upside Down
 
Tour Dates
Nov 6th - New York - Knitting Factory (tickets)
Nov 7th - Washington, DC - U Street Music Hall (tickets)
Nov 19th - Seattle - The Crocodile (tickets)
Nov 20th - Portland - Doug Fir Lounge (tickets)
Nov 22nd - San Francisco - The Chapel (tickets)
Nov 27th - Solana Beach, CA - Belly Up (tickets)
Nov 28th - Santa Ana, CA - The Observatory (tickets)
Nov 30th - Los Angeles - The El Rey (tickets)
  
Watch the new album release teaser for IN///PARALLEL here.
 
Purchase the album with limited edition bundle packages here.
 
For concert tickets, click here.
 
About Dhani Harrison:
Dhani Harrison has more than paid his dues in a career that includes three albums and two EPs with his band project thenewno2, along with a role in the supergroup Fistful of Mercy (with Ben Harper and Joseph Arthur). He co-produced (with Jeff Lynne) his father's posthumous 2004 album Brainwashed, which earned three Grammy nominations and won the award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance ("Marwa Blues"). He's also collaborated with an eclectic array of musicians during his career including like-minded artists such as The Wu-Tang Clan, Regina Spektor, Pearl Jam, UNKLE and Prince. In addition, Harrison has become an accomplished soundtrack composer, creating memorable scores for Richard La Gravenese's Beautiful Creatures and his TV show The Divide (with Tony Goldwyn), as well as the feature Learning to Drive (with Sir Ben Kingsley) and TV series, including executive producer Paul Giamatti's Outsiders, the Amazon original series Good Girls Revoltand Showtime's White Famous. Now focusing on his solo project, the new album IN///PARALLEL will be released on October 6 through BMG Records.