The New Adventures Of

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Cat No: 0214038EMU

Release Date: 08 July 2022

Label: Ear Music

Packaging Type: Jewel Case

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 4029759140382

Genres: Pop Pop

Release Date: 08 July 2022

Label: Ear Music

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 3

Barcode: 4029759140399

Genres: Pop Pop

Description
'The New Adventures Of P.P. Arnold' was recorded and produced by life-long PP enthusiast, Ocean Colour Scene star and Paul Weller band guitarist Steve Cradock at his Kundalini Studio in Devon - after a 51-year gap in PP Arnold's recording career.

The beginnings of the album - spanning classic orchestral soul ('Baby Blue', 'Finally Found My Way Back Home'), sunshine pop ('The Magic Hour'), house music ('Hold On To Your Dreams'), a spinechilling gospel elegy inspired by her daughter's death ('I'll Always Remember You'), two Paul Weller originals ('When I Was Part Of Your Picture', 'Shoot The Dove') and an epic, edgy 10-minute reading of Bob Dylan's poem 'The Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie' - can be traced back 25 years to 1994. Worldwide tours with Roger Waters put the project on the backburner, but when Cradock rediscovered the tapes during a house move four years ago, both parties were excited about the prospect of finally completing an album. And so they did.

Description
'The New Adventures Of P.P. Arnold' was recorded and produced by life-long PP enthusiast, Ocean Colour Scene star and Paul Weller band guitarist Steve Cradock at his Kundalini Studio in Devon - after a 51-year gap in PP Arnold's recording career.

The beginnings of the album - spanning classic orchestral soul ('Baby Blue', 'Finally Found My Way Back Home'), sunshine pop ('The Magic Hour'), house music ('Hold On To Your Dreams'), a spinechilling gospel elegy inspired by her daughter's death ('I'll Always Remember You'), two Paul Weller originals ('When I Was Part Of Your Picture', 'Shoot The Dove') and an epic, edgy 10-minute reading of Bob Dylan's poem 'The Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie' - can be traced back 25 years to 1994. Worldwide tours with Roger Waters put the project on the backburner, but when Cradock rediscovered the tapes during a house move four years ago, both parties were excited about the prospect of finally completing an album. And so they did.
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