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Sinead signed for Sony/Columbia
How to contact Sinead ?
Sinead interviewed by El Pais
Listen to / watch at Sinead concerts on Internet !!
Possible contract with Columbia Records
Sinead "live" on David Letterman CD
Sinead busy with new recordings ??
More info about Sinead duetting with U2
Sinead signed for Sony/Columbia
It's now for sure; for the US-releases Sinead has signed for Sony/Columbia records. Columbia will even re-release the Gospel Oak EP after EMI released a 4 track, a 6 track, a 6+1 track, a japanese 5 track, a 6 track + video and a UK 12" version of the 4 track, a cd promo 1 track, a cd-promo 4 track, etc etc... all of these were made and released in several countries, so cokllector's who really collect it all must have over 40 different version (thank god I don't collect that way)
12-Aug-97 / Sinead O'Connor / Gospel Oak / Columbia / CK68735
For the collectors I don't hope the will rerelease her previous albums
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Columbia has it's own homepage which can be found through http://www.columbiarecords.com/ at the moment their ain't any info about Sinead besides the line mentioned above concerning The Gospel Oak.
How to contact Sinead?
The only way to contact Sinead is to do it through her record company. The record company is Chrysalis, EMI House, 43 Brook Green Road, London W6 7EF.
Listen to / watch at Sinead concerts on Internet !!
(handed by myself)
Thanx to the newest technologies of the Internet you can listen one of Sineads recent concerts. Firstly you can listen to Sinead's complete Providence concert (June 17th) by having installed a RealAudio Player.
June 17th; Part One | Part Two | Part Three | Part Four
SORRY FOLKS...OLD NEWS...LINKS ARE DELETED !
The RealAudio Player can be downloaded at http://www.real.com
Sinead busy with new recordings ??
(handed by Juan Manuel Garcia)
According to a Spanish magazine entitled "El Mundo", Sinead seems to be busy with a new project called "Green On Black" to get released after the Gospel Oak EP.
More info about Sinead duetting with U2
(handed by YKC)
Sinead finished her recording with U2 for the Soundtrack of Wim Wenders coming movie "The End Of Violence". The song they've recorded is titled; "I Am Not Your Baby", the soundtrack will be released in early september by Universal Music.
Possible contract with Columbia Records
Since EMI closes their doors, Sinead needed to look for a new record company, one of the latest rumoured possible companies where Sinead will probably sign might be "Columbia Records".
Sinead "live" on David Letterman CD
(handed by Johnnie J. Young)
The following article is from the July 10, 1997 issue of the Los Angeles Times newspaper:
"Late Show With David Letterman" is putting together a series of albums featuring live performances from the CBS show. The first release, scheduled for October on Reprise Records, will focus on rock acts, with producers aiming to include unique duets such as Al Green & Lyle Lovett, Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach, Jewel & Flea, and Van Morrison & Sinead O'Connor backed by the Chieftains. Country and R&B performances are planned for subsequent albums.
Sinead interviewed by El Pais
A Spanish magazine/newspaper interviewed Sinead before her appearance at David Letterman's tv show. Some of the interesting things she mentioned in this interview are that she has recorded a song for Wim Wender's next movie- "The End Of Violence". It's called "I'm Not Your Baby." Wenders wanted her to write a song and then for Bono to write another. Then he had the idea that they should do it together. But it's very unclear what's going to happen because now it turns out that U2 want to keep the song to use it as a B-Side on one of their singles.
Another interesting detail is that she recorded a song with Nusrat Fatch Ali Khan, sadly she doesn't mention on which album it will appear.
During this interview she tells a lot more about herself (past, present and future), and IMHO it's one of the best interviews she did. , with Lucy O'Brien, which is also very interesting is still available.) All thanx to Ana Ramos for translating the spanish version of this El Pais interview.