Bruce Hornsby drops reworked ''Anything Can Happen' featuring Leon Russell
called “Anything Can Happen,” the title track to the late musician’s 1992 album. That version dropped Thursday in advance of Hornsby’s upcoming record featuring an array of collaborators — from Russell to James Mercer.about the backstory to “Anything Can Happen,” which began with his participation in the magazine’s photo essay on musicians and their mentors in the late Eighties.
After Hornsby got Russell a deal with Virgin Records, he was asked to write him a song. “At one point he looks at me and says, ‘Hey, Bruce, write me a Barry White track.’ Wow. That’s an interesting assignment. Barry White likes sort of a lounge-y chords, so I came up with this track.” “I thought the original was just badass,” Hornsby said of “Anything Can Happen.” “I always want to recut it. And the time came to do that. It’s got Leon’s vocal from that original rough mix, and then he emerges to sing full force with me and sing harmonies. My vocal is completely about me doing my Leon Russell imitation.”
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