Pete and Carl Recording TogetherEx-Libertines bandmates Pete Doherty and Carl Barat are reportedly recording a version of the Beatles' "A Day in the Life" for a BBC2 special. According to the NME, the radio station has gathered a whole host of artists to record the album, which was relased 40 years ago this month. Tasty. Previously: A ton of shit. We love The Libertines. Advertisement
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Hopefully, while they're in the studio they'll crank out some new originals!
That's cool, but I'm also keen on this:
"The radio station has gathered a whole host of artists to record the album, which was relased 40 years ago this month.
Other bands who have taken part include Oasis, The Kaiser Chiefs and Razorlight."
Very interesting - wonder which track Oasis is doing? And is the album going to be released?