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''Erotic Cakes'' is the first solo studio album by guitarist Guthrie Govan. It was first released in 2006 through Cornford Records and, it was later re-released by JTC records in 2011.〔JTC Records. (Erotic Cakes ). Retrieved 22 April 2015〕 The album features a mixture of songs that Govan had performed previously with his trio as well as some new compositions. In an interview with All Out Guitar, he stated that, "these studio versions are a lot closer to what I meant the stuff to sound like when I wrote it".〔Edwards, Owen (30 August 2006). ("Guthrie Govan Interview: The Virtuoso's Virtuoso" ). ''All Out Guitar''. Retrieved 22 April 2015.〕 In the quote, he refers to the changes in arrangement made to the songs compared to his live work with his trio. Govan has stated that the album name is a reference to the Simpsons' episode "Treehouse of Horror VI".〔 ==Background== Guthrie Govan was a well known guitarist because of his work with Asia as well as winning Guitarist magazine's "Guitarist of the Year" competition in 2013 with his composition "Wonderful Slippery Thing" which appears in this album.〔 The songs "Waves" and "Rhode Island Shred" were featured in the compilation "Guitar on the Edge: Vol. 1 No. 4".〔Discogs. ("Guitar on the Edge: Vol. 1 No. 4" ). Retrieved 22 April 2015.〕 "Sevens" and "Erotic cakes" were also composed before the album and played with his trio. Govan himself has said that he was not very interested in releasing a solo album under the assumption that there was no market for it and because he himself could not fund it. That was when Paul Cornford pushed him to record and told him that he would personally fund it. Cornford then picked Jan Cyrka to produce and mix the album as well as getting a good studio for the guitars.〔Chopik, Ivan (29 January 2010). (Guthrie Govan Interview ), ''Guitar Messenger''. Retrieved 22 April 2015.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Erotic Cakes (album)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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