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 Post subject: [2012-11-19] Claudia Brucken "The Lost Are Found" YACA produced by Sephen Hague
PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 9:22 pm 
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009K677CE/?tag=imwan-20

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Tracklist:

1. Mysteries of Love (Julee Cruise)
2. Memories of a Color (Stina Nordenstam)
3. The Day I see you Again (Dubstar)
4. Everyone Says ‘Hi’ (David Bowie)
5. One Summer Dream (ELO)
6. Crime (Stina Nordenstam)
7. The Road to Happiness (The Lilac Time)
8. King's Cross (Pet Shop Boys)
9. No One to Blame
10. And the Sun will Shine (The Bee Gees)
11. Whispering Pines (The Band)

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 Post subject: [2012-11-19] Claudia Brucken "The Lost Are Found" YACA produced by Sephen Hague
PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 9:22 pm 
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Brief mention on Claudia's website:

http://www.claudiabrucken.co.uk/

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A richly entertaining album of less obvious love songs by writers from Robbie Robertson to the Bee Gees that Claudia has recorded with legendary producer Stephen Hague (New Order, Pet Shop Boys) will be released during the autumn.

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 Post subject: [2012-11-19] Claudia Brucken "The Lost Are Found" YACA produced by Sephen Hague
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2012 10:34 pm 
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Added cover artwork, tracklisting and order links.

This really is a covers album of pretty obscure tunes!

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 Post subject: [2012-11-19] Claudia Brucken "The Lost Are Found" YACA produced by Sephen Hague
PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 12:15 am 
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I was a huge fan of Propaganda and enjoyed Claudia's Act project, but she had somehow fallen off my radar. It's good to see she's still around. This is available to hear on Spotify, so I'll definitely be checking it out. Thanks for the tip, Patrick.


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 Post subject: [2012-11-19] Claudia Brucken "The Lost Are Found" YACA produced by Sephen Hague
PostPosted: Sat Nov 10, 2012 11:47 am 
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Glenn S. wrote:
I was a huge fan of Propaganda and enjoyed Claudia's Act project, but she had somehow fallen off my radar. It's good to see she's still around. This is available to hear on Spotify, so I'll definitely be checking it out. Thanks for the tip, Patrick.


Glenn,

Also available is this DVD/CD of a concert filmed in 2011 that features special guests: Ralf Dörper and Susanne Freytag of Propaganda; Paul Humphreys of Onetwo and OMD; Andy Bell of Erasure; Glenn Gregory and Martyn Ware of Heaven 17 and British minimalist composer Andrew Poppy.

viewtopic.php?f=24&t=81698&p=2259776#p2259776

Nice to see a flurry of activity from Claudia!

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 Post subject: [2012-11-19] Claudia Brucken "The Lost Are Found" YACA produced by Sephen Hague
PostPosted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 1:19 pm 
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The latest single from the project, is Claudia's cover of Davide Bowie's "Everyone Say 'Hi'":



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Claudia Brücken: "Hi" x 3 : 180313

The latest song to be released as a single from the Claudia Brücken album she made with producer Stephen Hague, The Lost Are Found, is a song written by David Bowie, 'Everyone Says "Hi"'. It was the only single available in the U.K. from Bowie's 2002 Heathen album. Claudia first thought of singing the song months ago, when Bowie was to some extent less present, a little more in the shadows, than he is now. She wanted to cover the song not least because its themes -loss, mourning, and, essentially, how a great, bitter-sweet sad song can somehow, in its presentation, its sensitivity, the overall sense of love whatever the circumstances- fitted well with the sequence of melancholic but inspirational songs chosen for The Lost Are Found. It was also a form of recommendation, very much confirmed recently with the unexpected appearance of Bowie's 'Where Are We Now,' how Bowie's later, not so widely known songs can be as powerful and resonant as his more obvious early classics.

Claudia is releasing "Hi" three ways in one theatrical digital package on March 18th -- the original Hague version from the album, along with an 'as live' piano and voice version of the version, and a "Hi" video, which features a host of Claudia friends and family coming along for the emotional "Hi" ride. A great largely unexplored late Bowie song brilliantly performed in loving full colour, with stripped back delicacy, and with Claudia's own sense of drama -- what more could you ask for?

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