As aspect of their approaching launch for Record Retail outlet Working day on July 17, the Foo Fighters have served up the 1st flavor of their Bee Gees deal with album, Hail Satin, with a rendition of the 1976 hit single You Should really Be Dancing.
We’re nonetheless not totally confident what brought on Dave Grohl and co.’s tour into the entire world of disco, no matter if it be a scenario of dwelling out forgotten desires or becoming held secretly captive by a sadistic Bee Gees aficionado, but if 1 thing’s for sure, we know that their impending 10-keep track of EP will be packing some severe spunk.
Aside from the apparent lack of flared trousers and retro shades, the Foos’ protect – which will be unveiled beneath their disco-inspired pseudonym the Dee Gees – fuses Grohl’s debonair Barry Gibb impact from warping bass, funky percussion, keys, a trio of dressy back-up singers and fiendish riffing. Definitely, what much more could you want?
On leading of You Must Be Dancing, Hail Satin will incorporate a wealth of traditional Bee Gees music this sort of as Night time Fever, Tragedy and Much more Than A Woman, Andy Gibb’s Shadow Dancing, as properly as reworked variations of five Medicine At Midnight tracks.
As a cheeky aspect take note, the band suggest: “For optimal benefits, listen with exposed chest hair and little gold spoon necklace (If you know, you know…)”.
Speaking of Hail Satin, which was recorded at the band’s personal Studio 606, the band say: “Introducing… the Dee Gees!!! Hail Satin – coming to a local record retail store and dance bash in close proximity to you July 17!!”
Enjoy down below:
Hail Satin track listing:
Aspect A – The DEE GEES
You Really should Be Dancing
Night time Fever
Tragedy
Shadow Dancing
Additional Than a Woman
Aspect B – Live at 606
Generating A Hearth
Shame Disgrace
Waiting On A War
No Son Of Mine
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