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Amazon/Tunecore Dispute
By Anthony Duke, 11-Feb-2012 21:52:00
Read more...Digital distributor TuneCore are apparently currently in dispute with Amazon Europe....So the bottom line is as of 24th January.... you can't download my music from the Amazon MP3 store in the European Union/United Kingdom. Hopefully they will sort things out, but in the meantime you can buy from iTunes Europe/UK etc...or check out my online store for more download options.
Btw ..... Also the buy now button on my myspace page has never worked (no dispute there...despite chase ups, they just never set it up properly - Oh well!)
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Castaway on Celtic Music Radio!
By Anthony Duke, 07-Feb-2012 15:37:00
Read more...Just when you thought it was safe.....DJ Dorris will be back on Sunday with his usual mix of music and mayhem and I'll be his guest castaway.....Tune in to Ciaran Dorris's Sunday Session on Celtic music Radio @ 5pm this coming Sunday 12th Feb. Hope you'll join us.
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'May You Be Loved' moves up the Hotdisc Charts
By Anthony Duke, 06-Feb-2012 17:30:00
Read more...May You Be Loved has moved up the Hotdisc top 40 Chart to number 8 and is now at number 3 in the UK and Irish Independent top 10.
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Thanks to Stuart Cameron!
By Anthony Duke, 04-Feb-2012 20:45:00
Read more...Stuart Cameron writes in Up Country Magazine. Jan 2012
British Singer/Songwriter Anthony Duke is one of my favourite new acts to appear on the scene in the last 12 months. Granted he is not your traditional country sounding act (although he has covered beautifully a couple of Don Williams and Glen Campbell hits which have gone down so well). But if British acts are going to progress they have to take risks and do their own thing and Duke's latest May You Be Loved, with some gorgeous steel guitar is a breath of fresh air.
'May You Be Loved' is currently at number 11 in the Hot Disc top 40 Chart and number 4 in the Brtish and Irish Independent top 10.
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Thanks to Stewart Fenwick
By Anthony Duke, 24-Jan-2012 22:03:00
Read more...Thanks to Stewart Fenwick for playing 'May You Be Loved' on his Country Sunday Show and to Linda Harnett for getting the album to him.
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May You Be Loved On The Hot Disc Charts
By Anthony Duke, 24-Jan-2012 21:42:00
Read more...A huge thanks to Stuart Cameron and all of the DJs who are playing my song 'May You Be Loved'. Co-written with Grammy award winner Bobby E. Boyd it's the 3rd track from my album to make it onto the Hotdisc charts. The song is currently at number 15 on the top 40 and number 5 in the UK & Irish top top 10. You can hear the British & Irish top 10 countdown on Mondays at 8pm UK Time on UKCountryRadio.com. The Hotdisc top 40 show is on CMR Nashville Radio on Mondays from 10am UK time.
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Reviews & Comments
"Modern country/rock from a UK Singer/songwriter who sounds like he could be a top Nashville artist"
Ray Grundy, Metro Country.
"Anthony Duke's album 'May You Be Loved' is one of the most beautifully performed and polished productions by an act from the UK in many a year"
Stuart Cameron, Up Country Magazine.
"One of the best Singer/Songwriters in Britain at the moment"
Jackie Storrar, CMR Nashville.
"Duke has an impressive vocal range & uses it superbly"
Maurice Hope, Rock n Reel Magazine.
"Brought to mind Don Henley"
Adrian Clark, Country Music News International, UK
This man’s voice is really beautiful and I can only imagine the places he can go vocally. This man gets music and it comes through with his lyrics and his sound.
(Sound Out)
A superb album. It moves smoothly through so many musical styles and the production work is top notch. (Allan Watkiss, UK Country Radio/BBC Sheffield/S. Yorkshire)
'May You Be Loved' is out now... The title track was written in Nashville with Grammy award winning writer Bobby E Boyd who also wrote the platinum selling 'Bless The Broken Road' for the Rascal Flatts.
Tracks for the album were laid down in Nashville, Los Angeles and The UK. Many of the songs including 'STAIN' and 'Satan's Little Sister' were co-written with Kim Duke both tracks were co-produced by Gary Carter in Nashville. The song' War Of Words' is a co-write with Irish Country singer Derek Ryan.
The album draws on influences from the west coast 70s sound of The Eagles, and Jackson Browne with the contemporary feel of artists like Keith Urban.
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