Royal Crown Revue’s new EP, entitled “El Toro,” is being released to coincide with the band’s 2007 European Tour, which will last six weeks (April 11 –May 19, 2007) and cover 12 countries. It’s RCR’s first release since 2004’s “Greetings From Hollywood.” The disc includes two brand new RCR originals (“El Toro” and “Won’t You Ride With Me”), plus a slamming cover of Neil Diamond’s 1966 classic “Solitary Man.” \r\n\r\nLike RCR’s previous albums, “El Toro” runs the gamut stylistically. The explosive title track - which looks at a bullfight through the frightened eyes of a creature about to meet its maker – combines elements of punk, surf, jazz and mariachi. “Rockville” is a rough and tumble instrumental in the tradition of Hammond B3 pioneer Wild Bill Davis. “It’s A Good Day” shows off the band’s stellar jazz chops, while “Brazil” is a prime example of the Louis Prima inflected swing that has become RCR’s signature. “Won’t You Ride With Me” closes out the disc, sliding over the listener like a late night cruise up the coastline.\r\n\r\nPRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING