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Julian Dawson - Live on the Radio
Артист: Julian Dawson
Альбом: Live on the Radio, 1989
Издатель: Nico Polo / NPCD004
Жанр: singer & songwriter / Americana
Формат файла: EAC,Flac, Cue, Log, Scanns -> 340 MB
Ссылка: CD
Нахождение: eDonkey/Kademlia
Review by Roch Parisien

Dawson -- the only Brit on the label, recorded the engaging, thought-provoking Live On The Radio before an audience of 500 in a radio station studio in Cologne, Germany.


Tracklist:
1 Where Are All the Lonely Girls? - Dawson, Hodgson 2:35
2 As Real as Disneyland - Dawson 3:45
3 When Hearts Collide - Dawson 3:04
4 Luckiest Man in the Western World - Dawson 3:13
5 Shrink - Dawson 3:15
6 Blue Fingers - Dawson 3:20
7 Stone Deaf Dumb & Blind - Dawson 3:08
8 Two Shots of Jealousy - Dawson 3:25
9 I Like Your Absence - Dawson 2:50
10 Sportin' Life Blues - Traditional 2:50
11 Time Passes Slowly - Dawson 4:10
12 Cold, Cold World - Dawson 3:15
13 Prince in This World - Dawson 2:45
14 Boulder to Birmingham - Danoff, Harris 3:35
15 Steal That Beat - Dawson 4:05
16 Spark of Human Kindness/Slipping Away - Dawson 6:40


amg counts this as Alternative Country, but my ears can't hear any Country in this. And as you all know: I like country. Not the billboard, more the Outlaw country ;) So if you don't like country, you can take this anyway :) I like it very much, and my girlfriend says, that it's the best CD I erver bought :diablo:
If someone of you have another CD from Julian Dawson -> pls release :rolleyes:
Enjoy and share :)



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Biography by John Bush

Combining British pop and American roots rock, Julian Dawson first gained prominence in Europe with a single on Rough Trade Records in the mid-'80s. He then released two albums on Polydor Records. He also recorded two albums with Ian Matthews' band, Plainsong. His first domestic release, Live on the Radio, appeared in 1990 on Watermelon Records. Dawson then recorded Fragile as China the following year for BMG/Ariola. The first single, "How Can I Sleep Without You," reached the charts. 1994 brought a greatest-hits album, How Human Hearts Behave, which included a re-recording of "How Can I Sleep Without You" with Lucinda Williams. The next year, Travel On was issued, again on Watermelon Records. It featured collaborations with Nicky Hopkins, Jules Shear, and Willie Nile; the Roches and Curtis Stigers contributed vocals. Move Over Darling followed in 1997, and two years later Dawson returned with both Spark and Under the Sun.