Does anyone know what this is or what this is supposed to be?
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:anfpxzr5ldfe
It says July 24th as a release date, but I really don’t see Trey releasing an album anytime soon. Do any of you know if he was maybe planning on releasing this? I hope he shocks us all and puts out the greatest album ever 2 months into his rehab.
that didn’t take you long. We need an instrumental Trey album badly.
Damn, I’ll be all over this if it’s half as good as I imagine.
“Former 70 Volt Parade lead singer Trey Anastasio”
BWAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAA.
I mean, am I right?
Is that a funny way to start a Trey article?
Is 70VP taking their “hiatus”?
I wish 70 Volt Parade had had a pre-hiatus, if you follow me.
I hope Trey put on his Conductors hat, and Conducts a great album! I look forward to The Horseshoe curves.
i noticed burlap sack and pumps is on there. hes been playing that one since at least 2001. def a rocking song to see with horns.
that is great news. hell yeah.
70 VOLT TAB!!!
weird…
wow, I’m actually pretty excited about this. I wish Trey could’ve came to 10k and played this album all the way through. No crappy, sappy lyrics to get in the way.
On July 24, composer, bandleader and guitarist Trey Anastasio will release his new album The Horseshoe Curve via his own Rubber Jungle Records on both CD as well as a limited pressing of Vinyl. Instrumental from start to finish, The Horseshoe Curve showcases Trey’s Afro-Cuban-influenced compositions, replete with five-part horn arrangements, tight breaks, multiple percussionists and Trey’s signature guitar work. The Horseshoe Curve is a journey, an inventive exploration of the big band funk that Trey has been steeped in for the larger part of the decade. (See below for Tracklist)
The Horseshoe Curve was recorded with producer Bryce Goggin at The Barn, as well as Trout Recording in Brooklyn, NY. Alongside Anastasio, the band includes sax players Dave Grippo, Peter Apfelbaum and Russell Remington; trumpeter Jen Hartswick, trombonist Andy Moroz, keyboardist Ray Paczkowski, drummer Russ Lawton, percussionist Cyro Baptista and bassist Tony Markellis.
As a bonus, Rubber Jungle Records will also release the Lucius Beebe EP, a five-song live CD available free to customers who pre-order the album from Anastasio’s website. The EP features live versions of three songs from The Horseshoe Curve and two songs from Seis De Mayo along with special guest appearances by Jon Fishman and John Medeski.
The album artwork features an illustration by Scott Lenhardt (who also did Seis De Mayo), a Vermont artist who recently spent time at the Barn as part of the Seven Below Arts Residency Program. A Portion of the proceeds from “The Horseshoe Curve” will benefit the Seven Below Arts Initiative, the arts education non-profit that Trey founded last year. For more information visit Trey.com/nonprofit
where’d you find that?
This is the album of your life. Hold your head, its going to be blown to the Tongass. Thats right.
super sweet!
pre-ordering this shit…
Thanks Trey, but there’s no need to use a pseudonym around here, we’re all cool.
While I’m really excited about this release, almost to the point of pre-ordering the vinyl edition, I can’t help but point out that expecting “the album of my life” from Trey is a pretty unsafe bet at this point.
From Relix:
"The Horseshoe Curve features both songs from Anastasio
::Waits patiently::
alright man. This will make a good addition to the summer. sweetness, cue the soundtrack.