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Bloomers- Messages : 2749
Date d'inscription : 15/04/2008
Age : 49
Re: Ce que vous écoutez là tout de suite
Tontonjimi a écrit:
magnifique cette pochette !!!
Bloomers- Messages : 2749
Date d'inscription : 15/04/2008
Age : 49
Re: Ce que vous écoutez là tout de suite
Pour une fois qu'ils ne la loupent pas enfin je suis un peu mauvaise langue, celle de Miami était très chouette aussi, mais il est vraie que celle-ci est vraiment réussite
Bloomers- Messages : 2749
Date d'inscription : 15/04/2008
Age : 49
Re: Ce que vous écoutez là tout de suite
KEITH RICHARDS - Crosseyed Heart (2015)
Keith Richards' first solo album since 1992 opens like a fever dream, with the 71-year-old rock god croaking acoustic blues like Robert Johnson after burning down a half-ounce spliff. But it's a feint. "All right, that's all I got," he snaps just under two minutes in, before upshifting into his most eccentric and best-ever solo set.
Crosseyed Heart is the sound of Richards following his pleasure wherever it leads, with a lean, simpatico team including longtime session pals Steve Jordan, Ivan Neville and Waddy Wachtel backing him up all the way.
Naturally, there's a dip into roots reggae: Gregory Isaacs' 1974 lovers' rock signature, "Love Overdue," complete with brass and Neville's sweet backing vocals.
There's also a straight read of "Goodnight Irene," a folk standard that Richards likely heard as a kid when the Weavers' version charted in 1950. Two originals are as strong as any Stones songs of recent decades: "Robbed Blind," a "Dead Flowers"-scented outlaw-country ballad that echoes Merle Haggard's "Sing Me Back Home," and "Trouble," all hiccup-riff swagger with a slide-guitar mash note from Wachtel to ex-Stone Mick Taylor.
There's a charmingly cheeky duet with Norah Jones ("Illusion"), and some beautifully telling moments (see "Amnesia") where Keith's guitar is nearly everything - his sublime grooves sprouting melodic blooms and thorny leads. It's proof that, at core, dude's an army of one.
TRACKS:
01. Crosseyed Heart 02. Heartstopper 03. Amnesia 04. Robbed Blind 05. Trouble 06. Love Overdue
07. Nothing On Me 08. Suspicious 09. Blues In The Morning
10. Something For Nothing 11. Illusion 12. Just A Gift
13. Goodnight Irene 14. Substantial Damage 15. Lover's Plea
Keith Richards' first solo album since 1992 opens like a fever dream, with the 71-year-old rock god croaking acoustic blues like Robert Johnson after burning down a half-ounce spliff. But it's a feint. "All right, that's all I got," he snaps just under two minutes in, before upshifting into his most eccentric and best-ever solo set.
Crosseyed Heart is the sound of Richards following his pleasure wherever it leads, with a lean, simpatico team including longtime session pals Steve Jordan, Ivan Neville and Waddy Wachtel backing him up all the way.
Naturally, there's a dip into roots reggae: Gregory Isaacs' 1974 lovers' rock signature, "Love Overdue," complete with brass and Neville's sweet backing vocals.
There's also a straight read of "Goodnight Irene," a folk standard that Richards likely heard as a kid when the Weavers' version charted in 1950. Two originals are as strong as any Stones songs of recent decades: "Robbed Blind," a "Dead Flowers"-scented outlaw-country ballad that echoes Merle Haggard's "Sing Me Back Home," and "Trouble," all hiccup-riff swagger with a slide-guitar mash note from Wachtel to ex-Stone Mick Taylor.
There's a charmingly cheeky duet with Norah Jones ("Illusion"), and some beautifully telling moments (see "Amnesia") where Keith's guitar is nearly everything - his sublime grooves sprouting melodic blooms and thorny leads. It's proof that, at core, dude's an army of one.
TRACKS:
01. Crosseyed Heart 02. Heartstopper 03. Amnesia 04. Robbed Blind 05. Trouble 06. Love Overdue
07. Nothing On Me 08. Suspicious 09. Blues In The Morning
10. Something For Nothing 11. Illusion 12. Just A Gift
13. Goodnight Irene 14. Substantial Damage 15. Lover's Plea
modulo- Messages : 234
Date d'inscription : 06/10/2012
Localisation : Vatican
Re: Ce que vous écoutez là tout de suite
Sara Beth & Frankie Miller
Why Don't you Try Me
Petit CD de 2 titres pour le film Ad Fundum (1993).
Le second titre est la version instrumentale légèrement différente de la version chantée.
Signé : Ry Cooder
https://youtu.be/XauLSiLqDhM
https://youtu.be/dHJVIFMjO4k
Why Don't you Try Me
Petit CD de 2 titres pour le film Ad Fundum (1993).
Le second titre est la version instrumentale légèrement différente de la version chantée.
Signé : Ry Cooder
https://youtu.be/XauLSiLqDhM
https://youtu.be/dHJVIFMjO4k
modulo- Messages : 234
Date d'inscription : 06/10/2012
Localisation : Vatican
Re: Ce que vous écoutez là tout de suite
Chino a écrit:Ayler a écrit:Le dernier Keith Richards.
Verdict?
Bien meilleur que les derniers Stones !
Bloomers- Messages : 2749
Date d'inscription : 15/04/2008
Age : 49
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