'Sons of Anarchy' Has A Minnesota Connection
Posted by Andy Ellis on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 at 12:00 AM
By Andy Ellis / September 23, 2014
Comment


“It was great to see Australia, and also very interesting to hear what the life of an actor is like,” wrote Bowe in an email to Minnesota Connected.The opportunity, Bowe said, happened all thanks to Eric Roberts of Hello Booking. He's a friend of the Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter, and also represents many of the show's cast when they make personal appearances at different events.
“The whole Australia tour was his baby, he put the whole thing together,” explained Bowe.The song itself sounds like it would fit perfectly in an episode of the show, but there are no plans to use it at this time. It features Boone's voice with minimal accompaniment by Bowe in addition to subtle-but-perfect gospel harmonies by Patti Lacy whom Bowe said toured with the late Luther Vandross for many years.
“Boone kills the vocal, it's really something,” added Bowe.Entertainment Weekly reported that Boone recorded his vocal over Bowe's backing track after it was sent from Minneapolis to LA. Bowe said it happened that way for “geographical reasons,” and added that, “I prefer to have people all in the same room, and if I work with Boone again I bet we would do it that way.” The song is being put out by Rock the Cause's record label which is a non-profit run by Scott Herold.
“They funnel the money to a bunch of very worthwhile charities,” Bowe added.So while you wait to see who will be left standing before the credits for the last time, go download it from iTunes and support a great charity as well. Hear the song in its whole form on Entertainment Weekly. Photos courtesy of: Andy Ellis -- Kevin Bowe --Rock the Cause Records
Post a Comment