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Genre:Folk World & Country
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Black Eyed Dogs present Revelator, an album of a special live concert event captured at Peter Gabriel’s Real World studios. Featuring the Black Eyed Dogs version of the Gillian Welch song Revelator, a staple and fan favourite in the Black Eyed Dogs set for years, recorded and available on vinyl for the first me. Additionally, the album features unique versions of the barn burning Twenty First Century Paraniod Blues, brand new original songs, and new arrangements of classic tracks from their back catalogue.
The Black Eyed Dogs stellar line-up includes Americana UK instrumentalist of the year nominee Georgina Leach on fiddle, Americana UK instrumentalist of the year winner (2017, 2019) Chris Hillman on pedal steel, Stephanie Jean Kid on keyboards from the amazing duo Ida Mae, Dan See on drums (Nick Mulvey) Nick Pini on bass (Laura Marling) and band leader Zero Quixote aka Americana UK Artist of the Year nominee Ethan Johns. The album’s arresting cover art was provided by one of the UK’s most celebrated political satirists Martin Rowson.
1. Relevator 2. Year of the Dog 3. The Turning 4. Twenty First Century Paranoid Blues 5. Silver Liner 6. Among the Sugar Pines 7. Ship of Fools
