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 M.C. Records Releases A New CD by Anders Osborne

Contact: Catherine Mannarino
631-754-8725

Anders Osborne Profile on Offbeat.com

ANDERS OSBORNE:       Sound Clips:    Oh Katrina       Summertime In New Orleans     My Old Heart

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On Sept. 25 look for New Orleans sensation Anders Osborne's first studio recording in over five years. On Coming Down (MC-0060) Ander's sings about his two great loves, his wife and New Orleans.

Anders Osborne was born in 1966 in Uddevalla, Sweden. Anders left home at age sixteen and hitchhiked south. He spent the years that followed working odd jobs and playing music throughout Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Asia, then across the U.S. and eventually ending up in Louisiana in 1985. New Orleans was a perfect match for Osborne, with its mixture of Afro/Euro culture, vibrant lifestyle and welcoming attitude, the city was reminiscent of the stories told by his grandfather, a life-long sailor and resident of New Orleans during the twenties, thirties, and forties. Anders remembers his grandfather's stories of travelers, seekers, and eccentric people from all around the world meeting up in the colorful port towns like New Orleans.

Anders and his band toured the country hard during these years and in 1995, he was signed to Okeh Records, which had just been revived by Sony's Michael Caplan. For Okeh, Anders cut Which Way to Here. The record received rave reviews world wide and became Osborne's first commercial break with two top-five singles on the national charts, "Favorite Son" and "Pleasin' You." Both were featured in several Hollywood movies, and the latter was later recorded by Johnny Lang. Anders also recorded a second CD for Sony's Okeh label, called New Madrid. These recordings were never released, though they toured the U.S. extensively behind the Okeh record. One of these live performances was

 

captured on the record - Live at Tipitina's, released in 1998.

Since 1994, Anders has been working as a professional songwriter in Nashville, first for Polygram and now for Universal. He spends a couple of weeks there each month, writing and producing for/with other artists. His song, "Watch the Wind Blow By," was recorded by country music star Tim McGraw, hitting No. 1 on the country charts for 2 weeks and selling over 3 million albums. Osborne's songs have been recorded by artists like Keb' Mo', Tab Benoit , Double Trouble, Dr John, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and many others who have garnered Anders' Grammy Awards for songwriting and producing.

Anders On Tour:

Sep 13 2007 Lafayette Square Concert Buffalo, New York
Sep 20 2007 Doug Fir Portland, Oregon