I'm Gorgeous (Gok Wan Told Me So!)
艺人:State of Undress标签:流行语言:英语发行公司:Rosebud Music发布时间:2012-09-24Written by Alan and Charlie Rose and performed by the rootsy fiddlesome 5-piece State of Undress, 'I'm Gorgeous (Gok Wan Told Me So!), is a fun song with a serious message. And, what's more, the man himself, Gok Wan LOVES it and has it playing on his website! Set to an almost jazzy drum and bass swing rhythm and with some really jaunty fiddle, this song is a celebration of people in all their glorious difference. It's a bit of an usual song for a rocky rootsy band, but State of Undress love performing it and, anyway, they've never been a band that conforms to any one genre. If they like it, they'll play it! State of Undress are: Charlie Rose (lead vox); Alan Rose (guitars, mandolin, vocals); Jerry Bird (fiddle, guitar, mandolin); Harry OShea (bass, double bass, ukulele bass); Keith Fletcher (drums and percussion)Here's what some of the media have been saying about State of Undress:"State Of Undress is a band I’d go out of my way to hear at a festival and there’s a feeling that the slightest nudge would be enough to tip them over into major success." R2 Rock n Reel magazine July/Aug 2012"A terrific band with a compelling energy and a lung-bustin' joie de vivre - a blend of roots rock country Celtic flavourings and a full-bodied melodic musical assault' R2 Rock n Reel 'There is something very distinctive about the way State of Undress use both their vocal and fiddle attack - ensuring their sound is rich in texture as well as pace.' FATEA magazine 'Utterly irresistible, infectious, exuberant music. Watch out for this band!' Rainlore's World of Music‘State of Undress provide feisty, fun, dynamic and passionate music…a show you don’t want to miss’ - Maverick ‘A lilt to the vocals that carries with it the salt scent of the sea…this band plays with a pleasure that is physical’ - The Alternate Root“Bubblier than an aero, State of Undress are a kind of rootsy fiddle band and they’ve got the kind of effervescence that can’t fail to set toes-a-tapping and mouths a-smiling …” - The Crack Magazine, Newcastle