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Paul McCartney - Driving Rain [Vinyl 2-LP]
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Лейбл: Parlophone (Europe)
Кат. №: 5355101
Формат: Vinyl LP

Дисков в упаковке: 2
Жанр: Rock
Год издания: 2001

 

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Треклист

1. Lonely Road
2. From A Lover To A Friend
3. She's Given Up Talking
4. Driving Rain
5. I Do
6. Tiny Bubble
7. Magic
8. Your Way
9. Spinning On An Axis
10. About You
11. Heather
12. Back In The Sunshine Again
13. Your Loving Flame
14. Riding Into Jaipur
15. Rinse The Raindrops
16. Freedom - (bonus track)


Personnel includes: Paul McCartney (vocals, guitar, piano, bass) James McCartney (guitar, percussion) Rusty Anderson (guitar, background vocals) Ralph Morrison (violin) Gabe Dixon (keyboards, background vocals) Abe Laboriel, Jr. (drums, percussion, background vocals) David Kahne (programming).

Recorded at Henson Recording Studio, Los Angeles, California.

Who would have guessed that more than three decades after the Beatles breakup, Paul McCartney--often typecast as the least daring of the group--would be turning out some of the most aggressive, forthright music of any of his peers. DRIVING RAIN's predecessor RUN DEVIL RUN was an energetic romp through '50s rockabilly tunes, and here McCartney takes the vital spirit engendered on that album and applies to a batch on new compositions. The opening track "Lonely Road" is a hard-hitting blues-rocker driven by gritty guitar and soulful vocals. The graceful ballads "From a Lover to a Friend" and "I Do" make fine use of McCartney's Beatles-era harmonic vocabulary. The sensual insinuations of the R&B groove on "Tiny Bubble" suggest vintage Al Green updated with hip-hop influenced rhythms.

"About You" and the closing cut "Rinse the Raindrops" are driven by the kind of cutting guitar and fevered keyboards that will be most familiar to fans of "She's a Woman" and "I'm Down" from Macca's golden age. This is the first batch of new songs McCartney released after the death of his wife Linda, and one can hear him going through the whole cycle of coping, from grief to anger, through understanding, and finally acceptance. Those moods color the songs here with very visceral emotions and infectious humanity.