Disc of the day
Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley
Magnificent late-'50s singles round-up that keeps on giving.
News
Johnny Flynn Covers Rocky Raccoon
6:00 AM GMT 28/07/2008
Track: Rocky Raccoon
Artist: Johnny Flynn
MOJO says: Recorded during one night in August 1968, Paul McCartney delivered a satirical cartoon western caper serving up lyrical imagery that could have easily graced the script of a Hanna-Barbara TV series of the time. Prone to his own sardonic reflections, rising nu-folk star Johnny Flynn accentuates the loose country feel of a track and transforms it into a good-time, banjo-and-fiddle hoedown.
Listen to a 30 second clip below!
PLUS! COMPLETE THE ALBUM...
Another 15 tracks of innovative White Album magic covered by some of the best new artists at work today can be yours very soon. Pick up The White Album Recovered Disc #2 with the October issue of MOJO - ON SALE SEPTEMBER 2!
Posted by Ross_Bennett at 6:00 AM GMT 28/07/2008
Previous News
-
-
MOJO RISING: Peter Broderick
Portland songsmith relocates to Denmark. Magical results ensue...
12:21 PM GMT 11/11/2008
-
What’s The Best Robert Wyatt Record?
Help compile MOJO’s How To Buy. Count yourself an aficionado.
6:06 PM GMT 26/09/2008
-
Lee Ranaldo On The White Album
Sonic Youth man talks The Beatles' 1968 masterpiece...
6:00 AM GMT 05/09/2008
-
MOJO Rising: Hauschka
From Düsseldorf comes the inspired sounds of a man with a very strange piano...
6:00 AM GMT 04/09/2008
-
BONUS TRACK! Paul Weller Covers Sexy Sadie
The Modfather provides his version of the Lennon classic...
1:20 PM GMT 14/08/2008
end of body content back to top
Footer
Join us on:
© Copyright Bauer - all
rights reserved.
Reproduction of this
website, in whole or in
part, in any form or
medium without express
written permission from
Bauer is prohibited. All
use is subject to our
Terms of Use
|
|
Comments
Comment on this post
vocals lacks drive - but the rest is good
Posted by ged at 6:37 PM GMT 30/07/2008 Report Abuse
Reply to this post
This track evokes the playful spirit heard in the other takes of these tracks. Definately reminds me of Kinfauns.
Posted by Bennett Billard at 9:05 AM GMT 22/08/2008 Report Abuse
Reply to this post
Comment on this post