James Reyne performs at Red Hot Summer in Ballarat on 15 March 2015. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

James Reyne performs at Red Hot Summer in Ballarat on 15 March 2015. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

James Reyne Completes 6 Track EP With The Magnificent Few

by Paul Cashmere on June 12, 2015

in Live,New Music,News

James Reyne has downed tools on a new six-track E.P. with his new band The Magnificent Few.

The Magnificent Few is Reyne on vocals, Phil Ceberano on guitar, John Watson on drums, Andy McIvor on bass and Brett Kingman on guitar.

Over the past year Reyne has been recorded his new music at Woodstock Studios in Melbourne. One track, ‘I’d Still Be In Love With You’ is a duet with Aussie blues guitarist Mia Dyson.

James Reyne and the Magnificent Few will showcase the new music in Sydney and Melbourne in July.

James Reyne dates

July 4, Melbourne, Northcote Social Club
July 11, Sydney, Newtown Social Club

James Reyne And The Magnificent Few tracklisting is as follows:

1 What A Pain In The Arse It IS…
2 I Can’t Help Myself
3 One Little Kiss
4 Suckerville
5 I’d Still Be In Love With You (featuring Mia Dyson)
6 Tryin’ To Catch The Wind

James Reyne And The Magnificent Few self-titled EP release – available from 3rd July on iTunes Worldwide.

Physical copies exclusive to http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/jamesreyne

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