JOOLS HOLLAND AND RUBY TURNER release a new single ‘COME ON IN’
JOOLS HOLLAND AND RUBY TURNER RELEASE ‘COME ON IN’ AHEAD OF WINTER TOUR
Come On In co-written with Ruby Turner released via digital platforms only on 11 October 2019
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Music legend Jools Holland today announces the release of brand-new single Come On In through Warner Music. Following on from the recent news that Jools will be heading off on a European club tour with KT Tunstall in early 2020, the single sees him collaborate with the supremely talented Ruby Turner who co-wrote and sings on the track, which also features full accompaniment from the renowned Rhythm & Blues Orchestra.
Recorded at Jools Holland’s studio, the single has been long in the making. Ruby and Jools’ friendship and working relationship go back to the early 90s and they have been writing and performing together ever since. Having just completed a summer tour with the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra they are about to embark on the much loved and acclaimed Winter tour which is now incredibly in its 23rd year.
Jools is also soon back on air on BBC TWO with Later…with Jools Holland and his BBC Radio 2 show.
The single will be available for download on all major platforms from 11th October.
Jools commented “Ruby’s the greatest joy to work with. Whether we are on stage, in the studio, writing at home or running things backstage, we’re always in the same place – which is completely connected musically. Lyrically this song captures the beauty, kindness and humanity of Ruby Turner”
Ruby Turner added “When I wrote this song I was inspired by the wonderful BB King and Al Green, their commitment to music and love of gospel, blues and soul. It gave me such peace and a strong sense of fellowship and gathering together. I proposed it to Jools but his schedule is always so manic that it took him nearly two years to get to it. I sang it down the phone to him and he wrote the music, changed the chorus, switched the bridge and structured it. We then tried it out live, with no rehearsal, at one of his biggest shows we played that year…”
Written by Jools Holland and Ruby Turner
Published by Windswept Music London Ltd. a BMG Company.
Horn Arrangement by Phil Veacock
(P) 2019 Warner Music UK Ltd.
Track time: 2.43
Musicians:
Jools Holland – Piano
Ruby Turner – Vocals
Gilson Lavis – Drums
Mark Flanagan – Guitar
Dave Swift – Bass
Chris Holland – Organ
Derek Nash – Saxophone
Peter Long – Saxophone
Michael Rose – Saxophone
Jess Holder – Saxophone
Nick Lunt – Baritone Saxophone
Jon Scott – Trumpet
Jason McDermid – Trumpet
Jeff Brown – Trumpet
Winston Rollins – Trombone
Fayyaz Virji – Trombone
Roger Goslyn – Trombone
Louise Marshall – Backing Vocals
Mabel Holland – Backing Vocals
Laurie Latham – Shakers & Tambourines
Recorded and Mixed in the Pyramid Room at Helicon Mountain, Greenwich, 15th July 2019
Produced, Mixed, Engineered and Mastered by Laurie Latham
Assistant Engineer: Ron Burrow
FULL AUTUMN/WINTER UK TOUR 2019 DATES
DATE | VENUE |
Thursday 24 October | Southend Cliffs Pavilion |
Friday 25 October | Southend Cliffs Pavilion |
Saturday 26 October | Peterborough East Of England Arena |
Sunday 27 October | Cambridge Corn Exchange |
Thursday 31 October | York Barbican |
Friday 1 November | Sheffield City Hall |
Saturday 2 November | Harrogate International Centre |
Wednesday 6 November | Stoke Victoria Hall |
Thursday 7 November | Bath Forum |
Friday 8 November | Watford Colosseum |
Saturday 9 November | Cheltenham Centaur |
Thursday 14 November | Reading Hexagon |
Friday 15 November | London Royal Albert Hall |
Saturday 16 November | London Royal Albert Hall |
Wednesday 20 November | Nottingham Royal Concert Hall |
Thursday 21 November | Bradford St Georges |
Friday 22 November | Guildford GLive |
Saturday 23 November | Portsmouth Guildhall |
Thursday 28 November | Leicester DeMontfort Hall |
Friday 29 November | Birmingham Symphony Hall |
Saturday 30 November | Birmingham Symphony Hall |
Sunday 1 December | Southampton Mayflower |
Wednesday 4 December | Newcastle City Hall |
Thursday 5 December | Newcastle City Hall |
Friday 6 December | Glasgow SEC Armadillo |
Saturday 7 December | Glasgow SEC Armadillo |
Friday 13 December | Bournemouth Windsor Hall |
Saturday 14 December | Brighton Centre |
Thursday 19 December | Exeter Great Hall |
Friday 20 December | Plymouth Pavilions |
Saturday 21 December | Cardiff Motorpoint Arena |
Sunday 22 December | Manchester O2 Apollo |