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Bring the Family is also a grassroots effort of sorts, the first of Hiatt's eight albums to truly capture on vinyl the raw power and emotion he brings to his performances. For the effort, producer John Chelew gathered together a trio of superbly simpatico players for backup: Ry Cooder (guitar, vocals), Nick Lowe (bass, vocals) and Jim Keltner (drums).
22 de ene. de 2016 · 音楽紹介. 音楽紹介 [10] 『BRING THE FAMILY』 2016年2月号. こんにちは、西内恵介です。. 雪だ！. スキーだ！. と、はしゃいでいたのも遠い昔。. 冬はすっかり耐えるものになってしまいました。. 耐える冬には、人生色々耐えてきた男が歌う、こんなロック ...
Bring the Family. (1987) Slow Turning. (1988) År 1987 hade John Hiatt lämnat sitt vilda liv med alkohol och andra droger bakom sig, och var på jakt efter nytt skivkontrakt. Vid ett tillfälle fick han frågan om hur hans drömuppställning av ett band skulle se ut. Hans svar blev Jim Keltner på trummor, Nick Lowe på basgitarr och Ry Cooder ...
Bring the Family is John Hiatt's eighth album. It was his first album to chart on the Billboard 200, and featured his first single entry on the mainstream rock chart with "Thank You Girl". It features Ry Cooder on guitar, Nick Lowe on bass guitar and Jim Keltner on drums. The four would later reform as Little Village and release an album in 1992. "Thing Called Love" later became a hit for ...
Bring the Family is also a grassroots effort of sorts, the first of Hiatt's eight albums to truly capture on vinyl the raw power and emotion he brings to his performances. For the effort, producer John Chelew gathered together a trio of superbly simpatico players for backup: Ry Cooder (guitar, vocals), Nick Lowe (bass, vocals) and Jim Keltner (drums).
28 de may. de 2022 · By the time they forged their union with John Hiatt here, Nick Lowe, Jim Keltner and Ry Cooder had honed their respective instrumental styles on a variety of projects in England and America. Cooder and Hiatt had toured with each other’s bands, the latter had guested on several Cooder albums while Keltner had long been a respected session drummer.
Uncut (p.96) - "[T]he main preoccupations of BRING THE FAMILY were loss, breakdown and despair, followed by tentative resurrection and renewed hope....Hiatt was exposing his inner core." Rovi ...
