Blue-eyed soul releases, week 44

This week's blue-eyed soul highlights include Tindersticks' forthcoming album Dog Roses and John Mayer's new single 'Tom and Jerry.' The genre's rich history is reflected in retrospectives on early Bee Gees material, Dusty Springfield's recording challenges, and a deep dive into a forgotten collaboration between Sting, Peter Gabriel, and Phil Collins. Gregory Ackerman also offers a seasonal twist on Springfield's 'Spooky,' while Simply Red's origins are revisited through a youthful hit. These releases and reflections underscore the enduring influence of blue-eyed soul across decades.

1. 01

   Tindersticks

   Tindersticks announce new album Dog Roses

   Oct 30 · 4 outlets

2. 02

   John Mayer

   John Mayer dévoile le single "Tom and Jerry"

   Oct 27 · 2 outlets

3. 03

   Bee Gees

   This Early Bee Gees Hit About a US State Was Intended for a Different Australian Group

   Oct 31 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Sting

   Remember When Sting and Peter Gabriel Sang on a Phil Collins Song in 1985?

   Oct 31 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Bryan Adams, Elvis Presley

   Rock Hebdo : Rock en Seine, Bryan Adams et Elvis Presley

   Oct 31 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Dusty Springfield

   Gregory Ackerman releases his Halloween take on Dusty Springfield's "Spooky"

   Oct 31 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Bee Gees

   Bee Gees Released “Living Eyes” 45 Years Ago Today

   Oct 30 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Simply Red

   Simply Red’s Lead Singer Was Just 17 Years Old When He Wrote This Big Hit

   Oct 27 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   Dusty Springfield

   It Took Dusty Springfield a Whopping 47 Tries To Record One of Her Biggest Hits

   Oct 27 · 1 outlet

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