Post by Scully on Feb 18, 2020 10:38:09 GMT -6
Accomplished country artist turned-crooner, Tim Rushlow, best known for his high-energy performances and his ability to captivate every audience, has announced the release of his new album, Date Night, produced by Jeff Huskins. Out just in time for Valentines Day, the lush music, recorded with some of Nashville's top jazz and symphony musicians, encompasses the era of passion with the well constructed sounds that resonate courtship and romance.
“This record has it all and has the ultimate Date Night in mind,” exclaims Tim Rushlow! “I am thrilled with this project and can’t wait for you all to hear an authentic Big Band Orchestra alive and well in 2020!"
Date Night Track List:
1. Let's Fall in Love (Ted Koehler, Harold Arlen)
2. Unforgettable (Irving Gordon)
3. Till There Was You (Merideth Willson)
4. My Funny Valentine (Lorenz Hart, Richard Rogers)
5. Something Stupid feat. Emily West (C. Carson Parks)
6. You and I (Merideth Willson)
7. The Way You Look Tonight (Dorothy Field, Jerome Kearnes)
8. True Love Ways (Buddy Holly, Norman Petty)
9. For Once in My Life (Ronald Miller, Orlando Murden)
10. The Best of Me (David Foster, Jeremy Lubbock, Richard Marx)
11. You Don't Know Me (Cindy Walker, Eddy Arnold)
12. Bonus Track - God Blessed Texas (Porter Howell, Brady Seals)
Tim’s Big Band shows have won critical acclaim and have been well-received by audiences across the country. Since 2016, Rushlow and His Big Band have hosted well-received Christmas residencies in various venues including The Franklin Theatre, where he sold out multiple shows in 2016 and 2019. His very successful 2018 residency was hosted by Rudy’s Jazz Room which Downbeat Magazine recently listed as one of the World’s Greatest Jazz Venues.
Rushlow is first and foremost an entertainer. He first achieved multi-platinum success in the '90s as the powerhouse lead vocalist of country supergroup Little Texas, with chart-toppers such as “God Blessed Texas,” “What Might Have Been” and “Amy’s Back In Austin.” Rushlow is a three-time Grammy nominee, CMA and ACM Award winner.
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About Tim Rushlow:
Tim Rushlow has already achieved so much more than most aspiring musician’s dreams of accomplishing. Born in Oklahoma and raised in Arlington, Texas, Rushlow catapulted to fame as lead singer for Little Texas, one of the biggest Country groups of the 90’s. Between 1991 and 1998, the group charted 20 singles on Billboard’s Country chart, including the Number 1 hit “God Blessed Texas,” the poignant power ballad and crossover smash, “What Might Have Been,” “Amy’s Back In Austin” and many others.
When the group originally disbanded, Rushlow embarked on a successful solo career shifting from Warner Bros. Records, with Jim Ed Norman, to Atlantic Records. Tim scored chart-topping hits including his emotionally moving song “She Misses Him”, which became a Top 5 record hit and gaining Tim the opportunity to be a national spokesman for the Alzheimer’s Association for two years.
Tim went on to have two more record deals with Lyric Street Records and Universal Records before taking a break from recording to focus on his ability as an entertainer on tour in his critically acclaimed unplugged solo show, “One Man, One Guitar, One Night”, which has taken him from theatre and cabaret stages to traveling around the world many times over performing for our men and women in the military.
Tim has an immense amount of drive and passion. When he hears the word “No,” he simply believes it means, “Not yet.” So in 2014, without reservation, Tim dove in headfirst to embark on his lifelong dream to record a Big Band Christmas record. The album, Tim Rushlow Classic Christmas, was recorded in Nashville using an all-star band and the top players from the Nashville Symphony. It was received with rave reviews, shooting the Rushlow penned radio single “What Do I Do With The Blue” to #16 on the Billboard singles chart and the album #16 on the Billboard Holiday Album chart where he settled in right behind Frank Sinatra, making another lifelong dream come true with his name being next to such an adored American icon.
Never being one to sit still, Tim felt the need to show his admiration and authenticity for this music and began planning his next gutsy and risky move. Tim decided to record a full Big Band live concert record and TV special in front of his peers in Nashville. After seeing the magical footage, it was decided to take it to American Public Television. APT was blown away at Tim’s ability to be so genuine and sing to their current demographic, yet be youthful enough to sing to a new and younger generation. Tim Rushlow & His Big Band LIVE showcases Tim’s dynamic “Rat Pack” swagger with classics from the Great American Songbook. It was a national pledge drive for PBS from 2016-2018 and released as a live DVD and CD/DVD combo. Tim’s Big Band shows have won critical acclaim and have been well-received by audiences across the country.
After viewing Tim Rushlow & His Big Band LIVE , Dodd Darin, the son of the late Bobby Darin, gave Tim the greatest endorsement that he could have ever imagined, granting Tim the right to use the image and likeness of his legendary father to present themed shows of his music to honor and carry on his musical legacy.
With the recent strong resurgence of ‘90s Country and increased demand from his fans, Tim is once again focusing his energy into the music that first brought him to a global audience. He has recently written and recorded a collection of all new songs which will be a launch pad for the next phase of his career and he is very excited to be performing his unique brand of Country music � including his arsenal of hits from thee soundtrack of the ‘90s and never-before-heard new music �� for fans everywhere.