Budgie's Tony Bourge Returns After 27 Years
. In May 1973 an unsuspecting world listened in awe as Bourge unleashed the riff to Budgie's Breadfan � a song later covered by Metallica. Forty years on, the hugely underrated six-stringer has a new 20-track album named Crank It Up � released under the moniker of Anthony Bourge. Crank It Up contains a wide variety of styles, from riff-based rockers reminiscent of the metal Bourge forged with Budgie, to songs and instrumentals steeped in the blues, to ethereal pop numbers. The album's Shw Mae Mama is a dark, heavy blues song � with a Welsh language chorus that translates as "How are you, Mama?" more on this story Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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