Tomorrow Will Be Different

by Joe Egan

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Frank Parry What a terrific album! I was interested to see how Joe’s interpretation of Arthur McBride would turn out as the version by Paul Brady and Andy Irvine has always stood out for me and Joe’s take is wonderful. In the same manner as Coltrane takes My Favorite Things as a starting point for improvisation, Joe bends this old folk tune this was and that into an ethereal exploration of the central theme. Loved it. Favorite track: Arthur McBride.

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1.	Morning 07:25	buy track
2.	I Knew Then 05:47	buy track
3.	Soft Shoe 05:04	buy track
4.	Just Another 06:10	buy track
5.	Monder 11:51	buy track
6.	Arthur McBride 05:32	buy track

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'Tomorrow Will be Different' is the first in a series of live Albums by guitarist Joe Egan, embracing the true and ever-changing nature of improvisation. Each album will be a snapshot of a specific time, documenting not only Joe's musical journey through technique, harmonic exploration and musicality, but also reflecting the fluid nature of emotions and self-discovery within each period. Nothing stays still, nothing stays the same, tomorrow will be different.

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released July 31, 2020

Joe Egan - Guitar
Andrew Wright - Mix and Mastering

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Joe Egan Nottingham, UK

Joe Egan is a guitarist, improviser and composer based in Nottingham.

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