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Tony Cox - Steel String Virtuoso

Next month we commence a series of re-issues that highlight the career of the Steel String Guitar virtuoso Tony Cox.

'The World Went Quiet is his most recent release and is essentially a self-penned, instrumental album that includes three vocal tracks. Tony produced and recorded all tracks at home in the depth of the Covid Pandemic'

The re-issue date is  - 18th October 2024


    Here a press release text from the artist -

The World Went Quiet came about during the Covid shutdown when we were all told to stay at home and not hug or touch each other. I hunkered down in a tiny room in Gainsborough, UK and poured myself into this little album. 

It was a strange time and we lost so many people who were close to our family. The album reflects these times but does not dwell there. 

I put in quite a bit of heavy groove and jumpy stuff to keep your foot tapping, and even humour. I really hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it. 

- Tony Cox, Sept 2024

 

    Here visuals from the CD booklet -





 

Here the digital sleeve artwork - 

Music link > After release

Video link >  Standby

2024 - All rights reserved (c) Songwrights Publishers for Tony Cox. (p) Label release Mountain Records for Tony Cox.








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