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2012-09-06 14:09 CEST KYLIE MINOGUE - THE ABBEY ROAD SESSIONS - Release: 29. oktober Kylie Minogue fortsætter fejringen af sit 25-års jubilæum med ”The Abbey Road Sessions” “The Abbey Road Sessions” indeholder Kylie Minogues største hits i nye arrangementer, mange med fuldt orkester. Albummet indeholder desuden det ikke-før udgivede nummer ”Flowers”. Kylie Minogue udgiver sit nye album ”The Abbey Road Sessions” på Parlaphone Records den 29. oktober. Albummet indeholder 16 sange, alle radikalt omarrangeret, der spænder over Kylie’s fantastiske 25 årige karriere. Albummet er optaget i det legendariske Abbey Road Studio med Kylie’s band og et fuldt orkester. Nick Cave har geninspillet sin vokal til den berømte duet ”Where The Wild Roses Grow” specielt til dette album. Af andre højdepunkter kan nævnes den fantastisk gribende ”Better The Devil You Know”, den altid fængende ”Confide In Me”, en dampende version af ”On A Night Like This”, en glad ”All The Lovers”, den smukke ”Finer Feelings” og en udgave af ”The Locomotion” der svinger som var vi tilbage i 50’erne. I takt med at man kommer igennem de 16 sange står en ting lysende klart, uden sine popproduktioner står følelserne i Kylie’s sange helt tydeligt frem, det samme gør hendes fantastiske stemme. Trackliste: 1. All The Lovers 2. On A Night Like This 3. Better The Devil You Know 4. Hand On Your Heart 5. I Believe In You 6. Come Into My World 7. Finer Feelings 8. Confide In Me 9. Slow 10. The Locomotion 11. Can’t Get You Out Of My Head 12. Where The Wild Roses Grow 13. Flower 14. I Should Be So Lucky 15. Love At First Sight 16. Never Too Late Kontaktpersoner Nicola Jackson Pressekontakt Promotion Manager Katja Lynges barselvikar pr. 1. marts [email protected] +4540720292.

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