Patti Smith to Reissue Horses for 50th Anniversary, Shares Previously Unreleased Song “Snowball”: Listen

Patti Smith is reissuing her seminal 1975 debut album Horses to have fun its fiftieth anniversary. The newly remastered edition arrives October 10 in 2xLP and 2xCD codecs through Legacy Recordings. It contains alternate takes of album tracks, Smith’s unique 1975 audition tape for RCA, and 4 beforehand unreleased songs: “Distant Fingers,” “The Hunter Will get Captured by the Recreation,” “We Three,” and “Snowball,” the latter of which is out in the present day. Hearken to it beneath.

Smith is about to publish the memoir Bread of Angels on November 4. Within the autumn, she’ll embark on a string of tour dates performing Horses in its entirety throughout Europe, the UK, and america. As a part of the Soundwalk Collective alongside Philip Glass and Mulatu Astatke, Smith put out two albums, The Peyote Dance and Mummer Love, in 2019.

Learn in regards to the Horses tracks “Land” and “Gloria: In Excelsis Deo” at No. 93 and No. 20, respectively, on “The 200 Best Songs of the 1970s.”