EPISODE · Oct 24, 2022 · 1H 5M
Ali Thomson
from Inside MusiCast · host Rick Such
In 1980, Scottish born singer-songwriter, Ali Thomson, released his first album on A&M Records titled “Take A Little Rhythm”. The title track garnered heavy airplay in countries around the world and reached as high as #15 on the Hot 100 in the USA. He then went on to record a second album for A&M the following year titled “Deception Is In Art.” While the pop scene delivered success for Thomson, his sights were set on creating music that contained more depth and musicality. Ali continued writing songs for a variety of musicians over the years, but a few decades later he returned to writing songs for himself and released “Songs From The Playroom” in 2019 that featured a track titled “Aqua Blue”. During the Covid pandemic, he went back to work creating yet another new album titled “The Last Rodeo” which was released in September. Here to talk to us today about his career and this incredible new album release is Ali Thomson.
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In 1980, Scottish born singer-songwriter, Ali Thomson, released his first album on A&M Records titled “Take A Little Rhythm”. The title track garnered heavy airplay in countries around the world and reached as high as #15 on the Hot 100 in the USA. He then went on to record a second album for A&M the following year titled “Deception Is In Art.” While the pop scene delivered success for Thomson, his sights were set on creating music that contained more depth and musicality. Ali continued writing songs for a variety of musicians over the years, but a few decades later he returned to writing songs for himself and released “Songs From The Playroom” in 2019 that featured a track titled “Aqua Blue”. During the Covid pandemic, he went back to work creating yet another new album titled “The Last Rodeo” which was released in September. Here to talk to us today about his career and this incredible new album release is Ali Thomson.
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