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E: (email) 6/2 Win ALO Album
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They can improvise and jam as good as anyone I've ever seen. But they got these songs that really stick in your head as well." - Jack Johnson. ALO's new album ‘Roses And Clover’ is released by Brushfire/Island on 14th January 2008 - win albums!
On Roses & Clover, ALO explored new methods of collaborating, finding a richer, more mature sound built on their individual songwriting strengths. Recorded in a turn-of-the-century barn in the hills overlooking colonial Santa Barbara, the four musicians holed themselves up for two weeks with little more than their favourite instruments and 40 songs in various stages – 80% of which had never been performed on stage.
“We’re a band that likes to experiment live,” says Dan Lebowitz (guitars/vocals). “I have a feeling these songs are going to evolve a lot. They’re young songs, like little kids, who over time are going to grow and change. And that’s a really exciting thing.”
Three lucky winners can each bag a copy of the album!
Just email your answer and details to <a href="mailto:win@lastbroadcast.co.uk?subject= ALO Competition">win@lastbroadcast.co.uk</a> making sure ALO Competition is in the subject line
Answer – guitars and vocals
Good Luck!
On Roses & Clover, ALO explored new methods of collaborating, finding a richer, more mature sound built on their individual songwriting strengths. Recorded in a turn-of-the-century barn in the hills overlooking colonial Santa Barbara, the four musicians holed themselves up for two weeks with little more than their favourite instruments and 40 songs in various stages – 80% of which had never been performed on stage.
“We’re a band that likes to experiment live,” says Dan Lebowitz (guitars/vocals). “I have a feeling these songs are going to evolve a lot. They’re young songs, like little kids, who over time are going to grow and change. And that’s a really exciting thing.”
Three lucky winners can each bag a copy of the album!
Just email your answer and details to <a href="mailto:win@lastbroadcast.co.uk?subject= ALO Competition">win@lastbroadcast.co.uk</a> making sure ALO Competition is in the subject line
Answer – guitars and vocals
Good Luck!
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