One Festival Track A Day Turns Summer Into Holiday – Australian Heroes NICK CAVE And KYLIE MINOGUE

Memorable festival flashes to heal this summer’s ‘no festivals’ pain…

22 July 2020

Artists: Nick Cave & Kylie Minogue
Song: Where The Wild Roses Grow
Festival: Glastonbury 2019

They call me The Wild Rose
But my name was Elisa Day
Why they call me it I do not know
For my name was Elisa Day

Nick Cave: Facebook
Kylie Minogue: Facebook

NICK CAVE Shares Trailer For ‘IDIOT PRAYER: ALONE AT ALEXANDRA PALACE’ – His Solo Concert Film

14 July 2020

The solo concert – without an audience – by living legend NICK CAVE at ALEXANDRA PALACE in London filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic is planned to premiere 23rd July. He just shared a trailer for the movie featuring him reading a poem in voice over
as we see him sitting at a piano.

Nick Cave revealed how the project came about: “Idiot Prayer evolved from my Conversations With… events. I loved playing deconstructed versions of my songs at these
shows, distilling them to their essential forms – with an emphasis on the delivery of the words.
I started to think about going into a studio and recording these reimagined versions. Then the world went into lockdown. The Bad Seeds’ global 2020 tour was postponed. Studios shut down. Venues shut down. The world fell into an eerie, self-reflective silence. It was within this silence that I began to think about the idea of not only recording the songs but also filming them. ”

Watch the trailer here…

NICK CAVE: Facebook

NICK CAVE Covers T.REX For New Tribute Album – Here’s ‘COSMIC DANCER’…

New sonic impulses

29 April 2020

Living legend NICK CAVE has recorded a song by seventies glam icons T.REX.
The Australian singer/songwriter star picked ‘COSMIC DANCER‘ to feature on
a tribute album dedicated to the band’s brilliant mastermind and charismatic
leader MARC BOLAN. His version is vintage Cave, a heartfelt crooning ballad,
a moony reverie with goosebumps piano and warm clarinet fragments.

The new record, entitled ‘ANGELHEADED HIPSTER’ is planned for a
4 September release, with other contributing artists such as Elton John,
U2, Joan Jett
and Marc Almond. .

The reimagined selection of T.Rex classics was headed up by producer
Hall Willner, who passed away from coronavirus earlier this month,
only 64. Rest in peace.

Here’s Nick Cave‘s amazing cover…

And below the original version, a gripping live version…

T.REX: Facebook

Here’s FREDDIE DICKSON Mesmeric Interpretation Of NICK CAVE’s Pearl ‘THE SHIP SONG’…

9 July 2019

Covering a Nick Cave song is a bold venture as such. Doing it as beatific as London’s singer-songwriter FREDDIE DICKSON does is a spine-chilling triumph. Assisted by a divine female voice Dickson throws all his vocal passion and sonant devotion into his wondrous interpretation of this astonishing Cave classic. Capture the mesmeric magic right here…


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FREDDIE DICKSON: Facebook

Writer LARRY RATSO And NICK CAVE Share Twilight Ballad ‘OUR LADY OF LIGHT’…

Brand new sonic impulses

Larry ‘RATSO‘ Sloman is a famous New York writer who worked also for several rock musicians. He assisted Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Anthony Kiedis and Kiss’ Peter Criss for their memoirs. He wrote lyrics for John Cale and covered Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue tour for Rolling Stone Magazine back in the 70s. Now, at 70, he will launch his debut album with the help of several famous artists. Here’s the first collaborative track. A vintage twilight ballad with good friend NICK CAVE called ‘OUR LADY OF LIGHT‘…