Black Crowes Offshoot The Magpie Salute Announce Album
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The Black Crowes offshoot band The Magpie Salute have announced the release of their debut album and also revealed their plans for a special Record Store Day release. The group features Crowes veterans Rich Robinson, Marc Ford and Sven Pipien and the new self-titled album was produced by Robinson and features the last recordings from late Black Crowes keyboardist Eddie Harsch. The band will be releasing the first single from the new effort, entitled "Omission," in May and have also announced a special 10" vinyl 45 single of "Comin' Home" and "Glad and Sorry" for year's Record Store Day, which is taking place on Saturday April 22nd. UK Fans can catch the band live this spring when they hit the road for a series of dates at Under The Bridge in London on April 12,13,14 and 15th, followed by some performances in the Netherlands and Germany in June and July. They will return stateside to launch a U.S. tour on July 26th in Indianapolis, at Vogue and will conclude the trek at the legendary Red Rocks on September 22nd where they will be playing a show with JJ Grey & Mofro and the North Mississippi Allstars. The Magpie Salute Tour Dates:
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