Sean Sennett Plays Homage Top Stephen Cummings With ‘Stephen’s Feeling Reckless’ - Noise11.com
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Sean Sennett

Sean Sennett Plays Homage Top Stephen Cummings With ‘Stephen’s Feeling Reckless’

by Paul Cashmere on June 24, 2020

in News

Sean Sennett has recorded a song he wrote way back in last millennium about Stephen Cummings.

The song is called ‘Stephen’s Feeling Reckless’. It is also a nod to Hollywood star Montgomery Clift. In the song Cummings meets Clift via a tear in the space time continuum.

Cummings was the lead singer of The Sports in the 70s and 80s. Sean wrote the song when he was 19 years old and recorded it recently with producer and engineer Jason Millhouse. “It was one of those things where I woke up one morning recently and had the song running through my head … decades after I wrote it,” explains Sean. “It was nagging at me for a couple of days, so I rang Jason up and arranged to record it. I cut the vocal and initially thought something wasn’t right, so I went back in and sang it as I would’ve done as a nineteen year old.”

The solo song is Sennett’s third project in a year. He recently released ‘Driver Reviver’ with Midnight Oil’s Rob Hirst and ‘The Dangerous Age’ with Kate Ceberano and Steve Kilbey.

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