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4/23/2012

Tim Burgess in Nashville #2

Kurt Wagner and Tim Burgess at The Beech House
(via Beech House Recording)

Listen another new song (rough mix) from the forthcoming second solo album "Oh No, I Love You" by Tim Burgess (The Charlatans), it was recorded with R. Stevie Moore.

"One of the tracks we had recorded was not running as smoothly as the others - a song called The Doors of Then. We'd tried it with a full band, stripped back and every which way. Apart from recording the album, the only other thing I'd wanted to do was meet up with R. Stevie Moore. I'd first heard his songs around five years ago and had spent most of the intervening time trying to listen to as many of the 400 albums that he'd made as possible. Me met over a takeout pizza and we got on like a trailer park on fire. I told him about The Doors of Then and the next day we recorded it with R. Stevie playing everything except the drums. It sounded exactly as I'd wanted it to."

via Huffington Post Entertainment Blog interview with Tim Burgess



Tim Burgess - The Doors Of Then (early rough mix) 
R. Stevie Moore - guitars & bass / Chris Scruggs - drums / Tony Crow - keyboards 
Recorded at Beech House, Nashville Oct 2011 by Mark Nevers  
(via RSM Soundcloud)

4/22/2012

Tim Burgess in Nashville



R Stevie Moore / The Vaccines
split 7" (OGEN 016)
O Genesis Recordings, the label founded by The Charlatans' frontman Tim Burgess, has released three new 7” singles on Record Store Day, April 21st. It includes the debut double AA sided 7” by London 3 piece band Blood Music, and the first track 'A Case For Vinyl' from Tim Burgess' forthcoming solo album – the follow up to 2003's debut solo "I Believe," then a split 7" between R. Stevie Moore ('Post Breakup Sex') and The Vaccines (‘Why Should I Love You?’), covering each other's songs.




'A Case For Vinyl,' written by Tim Burgess and Kurt Wagner of Lambchop, was recorded/produced last year in Nashville by Mark Nevers, with Kurt Wagner, Chris Scruggs on bass (a grandson of the legendary Earl Scruggs), Tony Crow (Lambchop) on piano. The flipside features a remix by Sam Willis from Walls. The full-length, Burgess in Nashville, album "Oh No I Love You" will be out in September.




Lambchop - 2B2,
a brand new video for the latest album "Mr. M" (Merge, 2012). 

Lambchop - Gone Tomorrow, from "Mr. M"