Peter Gabriel launched what may be defined as a record of 'orchestrated covers. " This new production is entitled Scratch My Back and, according to one of its partners, will be a sort of 'exchange of issues': the English singer cover versions of other artists, and a group of 'no less legendary artists' will Gabriel versions of material ... something like "you play my song and I play yours."
"I thought we could exclude the guitar and drums, and using only the palette of the piano and orchestra," says Peter Gabriel -. normally defined as fixed points or arrangements, and in this I concentrated on being a singer and re-interpreting songs, so that was good. "
Gabriel has recorded the album at London's Air Lyndhurst studios (owned by George Martin), and has worked alongside the renowned producer Bob Ezrin (Lou Reed, Pink Floyd, etc..) And Tchad Blake (Suzanne Vega, Sheryl Crow, Tom Waits, etc.). ...
explains the composer John Metcalfe (Durruti Column): The songs are much more than covers ... are striking reinterpretations of the best music ... It's a pretty radical commitment. What I do is just recreate the music of the songs that Peter has chosen to sing. This is important because some of the titles included are among the best in the last 40 years.
The cutting disc is acoustic and only used the instruments of an orchestra (no guitars, drums or similar) ... the sound ranges from quiet and sparse beats up an orchestra in its full expression. ..
know that Scratch My Back will be followed by 'll Scratch Yours. In the first, by Gabriel, is re-interpreted several issues the likes of Talking Heads, Radiohead Regina Spektor or, for Meanwhile, "I'll Scratch Yours" is a kind of response from versioned artists who performed covers of issues of Gabriel.
Peter Brian Gabriel (1950, London), whose last studio LP was "UP" (September 23, 2002) speaks of an "eclectic album, with songs of worship and classical themes."
Topics recreated by Peter Gabriel on "Scratch My Back" are: "Heroes" by David Bowie, "The Boy In The Bubble" by Paul Simon, "Mirrorball" by Elbow, "Flume" by Bon Iver , "Listening Wind", "Talking Heads" "The Power Of The Heart" by Lou Reed, and "My Body Is A Cage" by Arcade Fire.
Just as "The Book Of Love", "The Magnetic Fields," "I Think It's Going To Rain Today" by Randy Newman, "Apres Moi" by Regina Spektor, "Philadelphia, Neil Young, and" Street Spirit "" Radiohead ".
This album has been recorded by Gabriel and colleagues at Air Lyndhurst Studios, George Martin and Temple Real World, edited and mixed at Real World Studios in Wiltshire.
Peter's career Gabriel since he left Genesis in 1975, brings together seven studio albums, the soundtracks of films like "Birdy", "The Last Temptation of Christ" and "Rabbit-Proof Fence" and several live albums and compilations.
His extensive musical career includes multiple Grammy awards and the creation of global festival Womad. He is also co-founded the human rights organization Witness.org in 1989 and in 2007 Elders.org, sponsored by Nelson Mandela and founded by Gabriel and Sir Richard Branson.
The ex-Genesis fans have already had a first look at himself in the past global festival Womad: Gabriel, the creator of it, he played there the theme "the boy in the bubble" by Paul Simon accompanied only by an accompaniment based on strings.
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"I thought we could exclude the guitar and drums, and using only the palette of the piano and orchestra," says Peter Gabriel -. normally defined as fixed points or arrangements, and in this I concentrated on being a singer and re-interpreting songs, so that was good. "
Gabriel has recorded the album at London's Air Lyndhurst studios (owned by George Martin), and has worked alongside the renowned producer Bob Ezrin (Lou Reed, Pink Floyd, etc..) And Tchad Blake (Suzanne Vega, Sheryl Crow, Tom Waits, etc.). ...
explains the composer John Metcalfe (Durruti Column): The songs are much more than covers ... are striking reinterpretations of the best music ... It's a pretty radical commitment. What I do is just recreate the music of the songs that Peter has chosen to sing. This is important because some of the titles included are among the best in the last 40 years.
The cutting disc is acoustic and only used the instruments of an orchestra (no guitars, drums or similar) ... the sound ranges from quiet and sparse beats up an orchestra in its full expression. ..
know that Scratch My Back will be followed by 'll Scratch Yours. In the first, by Gabriel, is re-interpreted several issues the likes of Talking Heads, Radiohead Regina Spektor or, for Meanwhile, "I'll Scratch Yours" is a kind of response from versioned artists who performed covers of issues of Gabriel.
Peter Brian Gabriel (1950, London), whose last studio LP was "UP" (September 23, 2002) speaks of an "eclectic album, with songs of worship and classical themes."
Topics recreated by Peter Gabriel on "Scratch My Back" are: "Heroes" by David Bowie, "The Boy In The Bubble" by Paul Simon, "Mirrorball" by Elbow, "Flume" by Bon Iver , "Listening Wind", "Talking Heads" "The Power Of The Heart" by Lou Reed, and "My Body Is A Cage" by Arcade Fire.
Just as "The Book Of Love", "The Magnetic Fields," "I Think It's Going To Rain Today" by Randy Newman, "Apres Moi" by Regina Spektor, "Philadelphia, Neil Young, and" Street Spirit "" Radiohead ".
This album has been recorded by Gabriel and colleagues at Air Lyndhurst Studios, George Martin and Temple Real World, edited and mixed at Real World Studios in Wiltshire.
Peter's career Gabriel since he left Genesis in 1975, brings together seven studio albums, the soundtracks of films like "Birdy", "The Last Temptation of Christ" and "Rabbit-Proof Fence" and several live albums and compilations.
His extensive musical career includes multiple Grammy awards and the creation of global festival Womad. He is also co-founded the human rights organization Witness.org in 1989 and in 2007 Elders.org, sponsored by Nelson Mandela and founded by Gabriel and Sir Richard Branson.
The ex-Genesis fans have already had a first look at himself in the past global festival Womad: Gabriel, the creator of it, he played there the theme "the boy in the bubble" by Paul Simon accompanied only by an accompaniment based on strings.
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