The piano player gets her own record: Rae Duval, Piano Weather EP (SDR002)
Quick bit of housekeeping from the Cloakroom post in August. The piano on Keep It Coming, the one I gave the stamp to and then went on about for a paragraph, is not Cass Verano. It is Rae Duval, who was booked for an afternoon of overdubs and ended up writing half the track. Side Door have given her SDR002, which is the correct outcome.
Rae Duval - Piano Weather (SDR002-A1) Piano Banger
Rae Duval - Piano Weather (Dub) (SDR002-A2)
Rae Duval - Piano in the Dark (SDR002-B1)
Piano Weather is the same trick as the Verano track, played by the person who invented it, and it goes further: five minutes, and the piano never once behaves. The dub sits right behind it on the A-side with the drums pulled back and the chords left alone in a room, which is the one I will still be playing in November. Flip it over for Piano in the Dark, the sad one, and it is very good at being the sad one.
Out at the end of the month.
38 comments
dana.msaid, 2:58 PM
knew that piano was too good to be a session afterthought
kepler77said, 3:31 PM
the dub with the chords left alone in the room is the one, called it in August
j.said, 3:46 PM
@kepler77 November. I said it in the post and I stand by it
basement_regularsaid, 5:12 PM
played the dub twice back to back at close on Saturday, nobody moved
nocturnal_vsaid, 7:39 PM
stamp goes to the person who invented the trick, correct outcome all round
small hourssaid, 10:04 PM
very good at being the sad one is the most accurate sentence on this blog