Electronic Press Kit:www.sonicbids.com/rosie
Personal website: www.rosieburgess.com
May 2007 saw the
release of Rosie Burgess's newest album - Humble Pie [MGM]. With national radio showing great support for the album it has been
an exciting time for this passionate musician. Finishing up the year with the award of a Victoria Rocks Touring Grant, and a performance at the ecofriendly Peats Ridge Festival, Burgess
has firmly secured a place for herself and her unique brand of urban folkroots music, in the Australian music scene.
As a young kid Rosie started writing poetry on scrap pieces of paper and then began to
paste them into a book as the papers piled up. Nowadays she has a bookshelf full of these poems which she weaves into songs, providing
intimate insights for her listeners into her unique view of the world.
Playing straight from the heart, Rosie keeps herself warm
with her skillful rootsy guitar, harmonica and mandolin playing, singing up a storm everytime she takes the stage. Her music flows out -
at times edgy and intense, at times raw and beautiful, it is always original and gripping.
"When you have heard rosie perform,
you're sure to be tongue-tied trying to tell people how good she is..." says Dave Ritter, organiser of the Bruthen Festival of Blues and
Arts.
Travelling all over Australia, Rosie has had the pleasure of playing along side
some of Australia's finest musicians at our best festivals, including Ash Grunwald, Mia Dyson, Deborah Conway, Chris Wilson and Blue King
Brown.
Rosie's quirky and original tunes are captivating audiences wherever she goes. Her high energy live shows and many live-to-air
radio performances have secured her a growing fan base of acoustic roots and folk lovers around the globe.
For a full list of shows check out her website: www.rosieburgess.com.
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Sliding from folk to blues to gypsyroots and back to folk, this brand new studio album will beguile you and entice you in true Burgess style.
Featuring a stellar line up of guest musicians, including Sam Lohs (Fruit) and Jimi 'the human' Hocking, it is an album you'll want to listen
to over and over again.
"a charmer of a record... more of these sorts of records need to be made." - Woodstock Studios, Melbourne.
"one of our country's best rising stars" - Coastfest, NSW.
To enter the pre-release draw, for your chance to win a signed and framed copy of the orginial artwork, pre-order your copy now. Albums will be posted on October 11th and the winner will be announced the following week.
Track 1: the pirate song
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Released in May 2007, Humble Pie is a folky, rootsy, bluesy offering
of tales from her journeys through the maze we call life.
Track 1: random acts
Track 2: humble Pie
Track 3: stand
Track 4: stomping around
Track 5: waving my arms about
Track 6: into a butterfly
Track 7: chariots & limousines
Track 8: keep your distance
Track 9: dollars n cents
Track 10: stretch & bend
Track 11: bridge between
Track 12: my chest the host
Track 13: when you wake
viewed (though a little distracted)
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Rosie's first full length album is a truly quirky experience, filled with diverse sounds, beautiful harmonies and great energy. Some of these songs were recorded directly as they were written and others had been knocking about for much longer, making this album a direct insight into her world.
Track 1: from the moment from the day [get]
Live CD recorded at the Girl Support Breast Cancer Research Benefit gig, featuring songs by Emilie Gassin, Coby Grant, Rosie Burgess and Ainslie Wills.
Songs recorded by Rosie Burgess are Too Young, Skin and Bones, and the Pirate Song.
All proceeds collected from the sale of this album go to the Breast Cancer Foundation