Third single off 'Kartoon World'. The Korgis would like to make the world a better place and a good start would be to get rid of all our beloved political leaders!
Political prog rock at its finest!
Stackridge fans will approve.
This is the second single from our new album Kartoon World, most Beatles influenced track on the album... and it's not just an album, it's a CONCEPT ALBUM! The album spans a 50 year time period between 1980 and 2030. There is a central message - the same one it has always been - If we can base our lives on love instead of hate, sustainability instead of destruction, people instead of money - then the world will automatically become a better place. We hope this single takes you to a better place and thank you for coming on this journey with us.
This is the first single from our new album Kartoon World... and it's not just an album, it's a CONCEPT ALBUM! This could be the next 'Dark Side of the Moon' - and I hear you say 'Hopefully not another Tales From Topographic Oceans'! The album spans a 50 year time period between 1980 and 2030. There is a central message - the same one it has always been - If we can base our lives on love instead of hate, sustainability instead of destruction, people instead of money - then the world will automatically become a better place. We hope this single takes you to a better place and thank you for coming on this journey with us.
James Warren's most recent album just prior to reforming The Korgis. A masterclass in songwriting, covering all styles from Soul to Retro, and of course all with the classic James Warren touch. A MUST HAVE album!
This album includes some classics lovingly reworked and a strong selection from the 90's album 'This World's For Everyone'. There are also a few tracks not to be found elsewhere including the Christmas classic , 'Wish You A Merry Christmas'. This features the 90's lineup of James Warren, Andy Davis and John Baker.
Every now and then someone connected with the band does something lush and exciting. In this case 3 members of the band have been working very hard with Elaine Gilmore (our drummer Paul Smith's missus) and The Welsh Television Orchestra, to create something quite lovely.
The aim was to create the definitive Bacharach album - going back to how Burt wrote the songs, and then trying to imagine how they could sound with today's tools to hand.
Al Steele, Nigel Hart and Paul Smith all played on the album, and James Warren contributed by saying 'Wow!.. that sounds really good!
Check it out - or just buy it here!!!
