Andrew Bird - Sunday Morning Put-On

Andrew Bird - Sunday Morning Put-OnInspired by a lifetime of listening to jazz + woodshedding, Andrew Bird on his new album Sunday Morning Put On presents his take on the Great American Songbook. Andrew Bird Trio features Ted Poor (drums) and Alan Hampton (bass), and transcends nostalgia, pushing his limits as an improviser. Replacing saxophones with violin solos and showcasing Andrew's signature vocal prowess, the trio reimagines jazz standards completely live in Southern California's

Nine Lives' Rob Vitale and joined by former Token Entry roadie Brian on bass and Nick on drums

a unique lexicon expanding limitlessly with each album

For Mosseri

McKenzie also aims to connect rainbows to the ridiculous

Includes 2 tracks with special guest Jerry Lee Lewis

This was orchestrated with a string quartet ending with full orchestra that played completely unbroken through the Main On End Titles of the film

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With Red Hare

they signed to Polydor and went on to make a series of fascinating albums

The song selection runs the musical gamut

adding some hints of Punk and winks to Hard Rock at times ("Let There Be Rot"

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