The Music of Andy Cowan

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Digging deep into the well of soul, blues & jazz

Andy's third album, "10.30 Thursdays" received exellent reviews from critics, both in Australia and overseas, and was voted Album of the Year 2001 Raw Talent Music Awards (Plenty Valley FM).

Emotive melodies and passionate renderings.

Andy Cowan's soulful, blues-drenched interpretations of a selection of powerful and moving songs by iconic composers ranging including Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Leonard Cowan and Randy Newman.

Piano-based rhythm and blues

One of our most popular acts.
(Apollo Bay Music Fest)

All Songs Available Through iTunes

When the house is rockin' with the big horn section and Cowan's soulful vocals and keyboards are right out front, this is killer stuff.

(Jeff Glorfeld - The Age Entertainment Guide)

The Music of Andy Cowan

Awesome! Andy can come back anytime.
(Gladstone Arts Centre)

From the very heart of Blues and Soul.

An album of real passion and commitment from an accomplished musician.
(Mark Ferrie - Rhythm's Magazine)

Iconic tracks in the soul-blues-R & B idiom

A collection of the best tracks from Andy Cowans catalogue of 7 music albums. Superb listening by one of Australia's authentic soul / blues artists.

Digging deep into the well of soul, blues & jazz
Emotive melodies and passionate renderings.
Piano-based rhythm and blues
All Songs Available Through iTunes
The Music of Andy Cowan
From the very heart of Blues and Soul.
Iconic tracks in the soul-blues-R & B idiom

About Andy Cowan

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Andy Cowan is an Australian piano-based blues and soul musician and singer / songwriter.  

Since 1999, Andy Cowan has released seven albums through ABC/Universal Music to glowing reviews.

Download the Andy Cowan Press Kit.

Passionate Performer.

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(FRANK DAVIDSON - Relix Magazine, New York. December - January 2002. )

On a cold, wet and wintry Friday night in a small pub halfway between Melbourne and Sydney, Australian Blues pianist Andy Cowan, gave the small and enthusiastic crowd more than adequate justification for braving the elements. Backed by his trusty Yamaha keyboard and his well-worn Blundstone boots acting as a percussion accompaniment, Cowan galvanized the crowd.

His piano style shows influences from Leon Russell to Dr. John to both the Fats: Domino and Waller. He also draws forth sounds one wouldn't expect from an electric piano. Categories aside, Andy Cowan is as comfortable with a blues-drenched standard like "Losin' Hand" as he is with his rendition of Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing", both of which were on the setlist this evening.