Various Artists New Magical Covers Of Nirvana Songs

Release date:

June 12, 2020

Label:

Burger Records

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'imemachine Productions (Greece) and Purple Room are excited to announce the forthcoming album release 'Yesterday's Sunshine today'. This unique album was recorded in 2019 in 19 different studio locations by new young 'bands who are fans' from around the world rebirthing the classic Nirvana songs in a magical way for a 2020 release! The songs written by Patrick Campbell-Lyons and Alex Spyropoulos in the sixties (1967- 1969) have a timeless quality that has been acknowledged by their fans in Europe, Japan, USA, and Australia, now 'Yesterday's Sunshine Today' conceived and compiled by Patrick takes us on a new musical journey of love and vision. A limited-edition vinyl-only release (500) copies, it comes with a printed inner sleeve that has photographs of the participating bands and a quote from each one explaining their choice of song to record'

Tracklist:

1. Tiny Goddess Constantine (Chicago/USA)
2. Wings Of Love Echo Train (Athens/Greece)
3. In The Courtyard Of The Stars The Watch Brigade (L.A./USA)
4. You Can Try It - 8 (Alexander Kodchenko/Lane Steinberg) (Ukraine/USA)
5. All Of Us Costas Stergiou (Athens/Greece)
6. Flowers For Friday The Clockwork Flowers (London/UK)
7. The St John's Wood Affair The St John's Wood Affair (Bridport/UK)
8. Rainbow Chaser Mikah Wilson & Peaches In Honey (L.A./USA)
9. Pentecost Hotel Olaf Putker (Zutphen/Holland)
10. Black Flower Talk (Andrew Pitrone with members of Mystic Braves, Creation Factory, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Jeffertitti's Nile) (L.A./USA)
11. Aline Cherie Ben Reed (London/UK)
12. Busy Man Nick Capaldi (Dorchester/UK)
13. Lonely Boy Wyatt Starr (L.A./USA)
14. Trapeze/Requiem JC Pisces People (L.A./USA)
15. All I Do Is For You The Absorbus Machine (Athens/Greece)
16. Pentecost Hotel Henry Priestman (Hull/UK)
17. The Show Must Go On/Frankie The Great/I Believe In Magic (Medley) Dor Koren (Green Valley/ISRAEL)
18. Rainbow Chaser Jacco Gardner (Lisbon/Portugal)
19. 1999 John Cavanagh (Glasgow/Scotland)