Song premiere: Trombone Shorty's 'Fire & Brimstone'
Fire & Brimstone, an apt description of Trombone Shorty's
performance style, is also the title of a new song from his upcoming
album. The tune premieres at USA TODAY.
In the midtempo jazz-funk
workout, the horn player sings, "Until I'm through and God takes me
home, everything that comes out of my trombone is fire and brimstone."
The 10-track Say That to Say This, the follow-up to 2011's For True,
will be released Sept. 10 on Verve Records. Raphael Saadiq produced the
album, which finds Trombone Shorty facilitating a reunion of The Meters
and Cyril Neville on the ballad Be My Lady, their first studio recording since 1977.
Born
Troy Andrews, the trumpeter/trombonist grew up in a musical family in
the storied New Orleans neighborhood of Tremé and was a bandleader by
age 6. He attended the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts.
For True spent 12 weeks atop Billboard's contemporary jazz chart and garnered raves from The New Yorker and Rolling Stone.
Dubbed "New Orleans' brightest new star in a generation" by NPR and an "unstoppable force" by The New York Times.
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