21 June 2006 20:13

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BONO - BONO, STING + CAVE FIND BURIED TREASURE FOR PIRATE ALBUM

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BONO, STING and NICK CAVE are among the stars who have reworked classic pirate tunes and sea chanteys for a new album inspired by JOHNNY DEPP's PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN movies. The big names join BRYAN FERRY, JARVIS COCKER, ANDREA CORR, RUFUS WAINWRIGHT and CHICAGO star JOHN C REILLY on upcoming double album ROGUES GALLERY: PIRATE BALLADS, SEA SONGS + CHANTEYS (corr). The 43-song album was the brainchild of Pirates of The Carribean director GORE VERBINSKI. He says, "I slowly became fascinated by the idea of a contemporary reinterpretation of the sea chantey. "I imagined the artists that I listen to and respect doing their take on this age-old music." Highlights of the album include Reilly's rendition of MY SON JOHN, FIRE DOWN BELOW by Cave and STING's version of sea song BLOOD RED ROSES.



Also see: BONO - STING - NICK CAVE - JOHNNY DEPP - PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN - BRYAN FERRY - JARVIS COCKER - ANDREA CORR - RUFUS WAINWRIGHT - CHICAGO - JOHN C REILLY - GORE VERBINSKI






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