Pierce Turner - Terrible Good - VINYL LP
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Pierce Turner- whose life, work, songs, and stories span the Atlantic from Wexford, Ireland to Manhattan's East Village- has made his most rocking album to date. Terrible Good, featuring producer and guitarist Gerry Leonard (David Bowie), bassist Tony Shanahan (Patti Smith) and drummer Yuval Lion (David Byrne), is an edgy guitar album that forges an extraordinary alloy of 70's downtown New York punk and Irish alternative rock. The songs offer reflections on love, friendship, immigration, mortality and the need for resilience against hard times. There are nine originals and a cover of Tom Rapp's (Pearls Before Swine) InchRocket Man.Inch Somehow pounding and soaring at the same time, the songs soulfully testify to the awful and awesome everyday, the human predicament - It's Terrible Good.1. Where It Should Be 2. Set a Few Things Up 3. Love Never Fails 4. Love of Angels 5. Stephen 6. Rocket Man 7. Don't Get Too Fallen 8. Australia 9. More 10. Tommy and Timmy
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- GenreRockDescriptionPierce Turner- whose life, work, songs, and stories span the Atlantic from Wexford, Ireland to Manhattan's East Village- has made his most rocking album to date. Terrible Good, featuring producer and guitarist Gerry Leonard (David Bowie), bassist Tony Shanahan (Patti Smith) and drummer Yuval Lion (David Byrne), is an edgy guitar album that forges an extraordinary alloy of 70's downtown New York punk and Irish alternative rock. The songs offer reflections on love, friendship, immigration, mortality and the need for resilience against hard times. There are nine originals and a cover of Tom Rapp's (Pearls Before Swine) InchRocket Man.Inch Somehow pounding and soaring at the same time, the songs soulfully testify to the awful and awesome everyday, the human predicament - It's Terrible Good.1. Where It Should Be 2. Set a Few Things Up 3. Love Never Fails 4. Love of Angels 5. Stephen 6. Rocket Man 7. Don't Get Too Fallen 8. Australia 9. More 10. Tommy and TimmyArtistPierce TurnerTitleTerrible GoodFormatVINYLLabelStorysound Records
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Pierce Turner- whose life, work, songs, and stories span the Atlantic from Wexford, Ireland to Manhattan's East Village- has made his most rocking album to date. Terrible Good, featuring producer and guitarist Gerry Leonard (David Bowie), bassist Tony Shanahan (Patti Smith) and drummer Yuval Lion (David Byrne), is an edgy guitar album that forges an extraordinary alloy of 70's downtown New York punk and Irish alternative rock. The songs offer reflections on love, friendship, immigration, mortality and the need for resilience against hard times. There are nine originals and a cover of Tom Rapp's (Pearls Before Swine) InchRocket Man.Inch Somehow pounding and soaring at the same time, the songs soulfully testify to the awful and awesome everyday, the human predicament - It's Terrible Good.1. Where It Should Be 2. Set a Few Things Up 3. Love Never Fails 4. Love of Angels 5. Stephen 6. Rocket Man 7. Don't Get Too Fallen 8. Australia 9. More 10. Tommy and Timmy
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Leonardo Pierdomenico was a finalist at the Van Cliburn International Competition held in May 2017 in Fort Worth, Texas. Six months later he made this, his debut studio album, which is sure to be listened to eagerly by pianophiles across the world. Pierdomenico played the Second Concerto of Liszt in the Van Cliburn competition final, and his performance won him the Raymond E. Buck Jury Discretionary Award; his semifinal performance of Chopin's First Ballade was included on the internationally released album of highlights from the competition. Born in Pescara, he has performed across Italy having graduated from his local conservatoire, as well as giving recitals in major venues in Berlin and Brussels. Liszt is a natural choice for his debut recital. However, Pierdomenico has largely chosen the path less well trodden in his selection from Liszt's vast oeuvre. He has concentrated on the brooding, melancholic and introverted sides of the composer's multifaceted personality. The Csardas macabre is one of Liszt's most radical conceptions, with sequences that push at the boundaries of tonality. The two are Legendes based on the miracles of two of the composer's namesake Saints, St. Francis of Assisi, who allegedly preached a sermon to an attentive flock of birds, and St. Francis of Paola who, legend has it, crossed the Strait of Messina fashioning a vessel from his cloak and staff after a ferryman refused him passage. As well as the justly ubiquitous Second Ballade, Pierdomenico gives a rare outing to the 'crusader's song' of the First; another rarity is the single-movement Scherzo und Marsch which finds the composer in heroic vein, replete with demanding fugato sections and rapier-like arpeggios.
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