Home / Music / 'Blue Moon Revisited' blends a new Cowboy Junkies song with a pop standardMusic linernotes album music cowboy-junkies'Blue Moon Revisited' blends a new Cowboy Junkies song with a pop standardCowboy Junkies’ “Blue Moon Revisited” is a hybrid — the band wrote an original song and layered it over the classic pop standard “Blue Moon.” Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCowboy Junkies recorded The Trinity Session in a church for $250The Cowboy Junkies never matched The Trinity Session's success — but they built a devoted following on their own termsMargo Timmins' voice was captured through a PA system left behind at the church.The Cowboy Junkies recorded The Trinity Session with one mic to a Betamax deckCowboy Junkies went back to the same church for Trinity Revisited in 2007ExploreParty Mix! was a stop-gap B-52's remix while they worked on MesopotamiaPauline Oliveros' Deep Listening is about radical attention to all soundBill Evans' 'Peace Piece' started as a two-chord warm-upCameron Crowe directed Pearl Jam Twenty, the band's 20-year documentaryPassion is Peter Gabriel's soundtrack for Scorsese's controversial Last Temptation of ChristPrevious African Rhythms was recorded in a Virginia suburb in 1975Next The Everybodyfields' Nothing Is Okay came out on Ramseur Records