Resultado de búsqueda
Simon Townshend’s 2012 US release, LOOKING OUT LOOKING IN, is being released in the UK for the first time on his own UK label, Stir Records. The album was remastered at Abbey Road and contains new bonus tracks featuring Eddie Vedder, as well as additional liner notes from him. Eddie added his vocal to She Asked Me, with a brand new bass line ...
11 SONGS • 46 MINUTES • JAN 01 2012. ℗© 2012 Simon Townshend, exclusively licensed to Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd. An Eagle Records Release.
Simon Townshend 2008 als zweiter Gitarrist von The Who. Simon Townshend (* 10.Oktober 1960 in London) ist ein britischer Gitarrist, Sänger und Songwriter.Er ist der jüngere Bruder von Pete Townshend.. In den 1980er Jahren veröffentlichte Townshend zwei Soloalben, darunter sein Debüt Sweet Sound (1983) und Moving Target (1985). Nach der Gründung seines eigenen Plattenlabels Stir Music 1996 ...
Simon, a multi-instrumentalist and singer, has released 8 acclaimed solo albums and one with the band Casbah Club (featuring Bruce Foxton/The Jam & Mark Brzezicki/Big Country), all released on his own label STIR MUSIC. In 2016, as STIR RECORDS UK, he released remastered with bonus tracks versions of LOOKING OUT LOOKING IN and DENIAL.
17 de nov. de 2012 · From Simon Townshend’s SOLD OUT gig at Joe’s Pub in NYC this past Sept 11th, MAKING WAVES. The studio version is found on his CD Looking Out Looking In – released by Eagle Rock Nov 6th 2012. Bed of Roses – Live at TRI Studios. In Video by Kathy September 18, 2012.
24 de feb. de 2022 · LOOKING OUT LOOKING IN: - remastered at Abbey Road, with bonus tracks and liner notes by Eddie Vedder. Bonus tracks include "She Asked Me" with Simon and Ed on vocals, and "I'm The Answer" with lead vocal by Ed. DENIAL: remastered at Abbey Road, and completely remixed with bonus tracks. Liner notes from brother Pete Townshend
Simon Townshend (/ ˈ t aʊ n z ən d /; born ... in support of his new album which has been credited as his most impactful solo recording to date "Looking Out Looking In", which London's Daily Express rated 5/5, calling it "utterly compelling" and naming Simon Townshend "a genuinely original talent."
