Springsteen invité du prochain album de Pete Seeger

Bruce Springsteen Guests on New Pete Seeger Album


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Bruce Springsteen has recorded a new Pete Seeger song for a Seeger album that is penciled in for release this holiday season.

Springsteen sings two verses and a chorus on "God is Counting on Us," a song Seeger wrote in response to the oil spill in the Gulf Coast. Appleseed Recordings will release the Seeger album.
The song will be the sixth exclusive Springsteen song that Appleseed has released in conjunction with its various Seeger projects, label owner Jim Musselman told Billboard.com. The Boss has had tracks on 1998's "Where Have all the Flowers Gone," 2007's "Sowing the Seeds" and 2007's "Give Us Your Poor," among others.

"Tomorrow's Children," the latest Seeger recording from Appleseed, won the Grammy this year for best musical album for children. Seeger, 92, has been honored with Grammys, a Kennedy Center Award, the Presidential Medal of the Arts and a Lifetime Legends medal from the Library of Congress.

Musselman is calling on others to contribute to the album that he hopes to have singed within the next few weeks.

Springsteen paid tribute to Seeger in 2006 with his album "We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions" and a live album from his tour performing the material.

personne n'a de précision sur la date de sortie?

La chanson a déjà été jouée par Pete Seeger en concert l'année dernière

merci Fabrice pour l'info
date de sortie indiquée dans l'article
"penciled in for release this holiday season."
Santa Claus is Coming to Town !

lsamuel a écrit:merci Fabrice pour l'info
date de sortie indiquée dans l'article
"penciled in for release this holiday season."
Santa Claus is Coming to Town !

j'avais bien lu, mais je parlais d'une date précise...

les vacances, ça dure qu'un temps.... (soupir)

J'ai fouiné en attendant l'album, je rêve ou ce titre n'est finalement jamais paru?

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Pete Seeger’s neues Album “A More Perfect Union” mit Bruce Springsteen
by Steven-Elvis

Das neue Pete Seeger Album erscheint am 24.09. 2012.

Das Album ist eine Zusammenarbeit zwischen dem 93-jährige Pete Seeger und Songwriter Lorre Wyatt. Als "Gastsänger" sind Bruce Springsteen, Steve Earle, Tom Morello, Emmylou Harris und Dar Williams auf dem Album. Von den 15 Seeger / Wyatt Kompositionen auf der CD wurde nur "Wonderful Friends" bisher veröffentlicht. Bruce singt mit ihm den ersten Song des Albums:

"God's Counting on Me...God's Counting on You".

Tracklist:
1. God's Counting on Me...God's Counting on You (mit Bruce Springsteen)
2. Old Apples
3. Keep the Flame Alive
4. Memories Out of Mud (mit Dar Williams)
5. A More Perfect Union (mit Tom Morello)
6. This Old Man Revisited (mit Steve Earle und Dar Williams)
7. These Days in Zimbabwe
8. Somebody Else's Eye
9. Strange Lullabye
10. Somos el Barco/We Are the Boat (mit Emmylou Harris)
11. Howling for Our Supper
12. My Neighbor's Needs
13. Wonderful Friends
14. A Toast to the Times
15. Fields of Harmony
16. Bountiful River


Zitat aus der CD Beschreibung:

A collaboration between 93-year-old Pete Seeger, America's best-known living singer/ songwriter/activist, and fellow singer-songwriter Lorre Wyatt. Guest vocalists include Bruce Springsteen, Steve Earle, Tom Morello (of Rage Against the Machine and The Nightwatchman, who also plays guitar on the track he sings on), Emmylou Harris, and Dar Williams. Of the 15 Seeger/Wyatt compositions included on the disc, only one has been previously recorded: Wonderful Friends, which appeared (in a different version) on Seeger's 2008 Grammy-winning release, At 89 (APRCD 1113)

J'ai fusionné ton topic avec celui-ci, Pierrette, on avait entendu parlé et même entendu le morceau en question en live (voir plus haut)

Désolée, je ne l'avais pas vu!

'y a pas de mal... il était loin