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Format: CD
Jun 1997
Record Label: Compass (USA)
Recording Type: Studio
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Track Listing
1. If I Needed Rain - (live)
2. Move Over Darling
3. Every Tear's a Weapon
4. Waiting For the Moon - (live)
5. It Came From Memphis
6. All the King's Horses
7. Ghost of His Own Name
8. Locked Out of Paradise - (live)
9. Never Take a Fall
10. It's Not Time Now - (live)
11. Pilgrims - (live)
12. Action Man
13. There's More to Love
Album Notes
Personnel: Julian Dawson (vocals, guitar, harmonica, banjo); The Roches, Dan Penn (vocals); Richard Thompson (acoustic & electric guitars); Steve Smith (guitar, keyboards, bass, percussion); Stewart Lerman (keyboards); Mark Johnson (background vocals).
Producers: Julian Dawson, Stewart Lerman, Steuart Smith.
Engineers: Stewart Lerman, Tim Coats, Jai Williams.
Recorded at 14th Street Studios, New York, New York; Moondog Studios, Nashville, Tennessee; Protocol Studios, London, England.
London-born and 40-something, Julian Dawson's musical bowl brims with a tuneful, eclectic stew drawn from British folk-rock, American pop and the Lennon side of The Beatles (complete with U.S. soul music obsession). Perhaps due to traveling too widely and actively apprenticing himself too diversely, Dawson has thus far managed to avoid major recognition, despite possession of a remarkable voice that resembles former Plainsong partner Ian Matthews' until it's pushed (at which point it cracks and rasps like a HELP/RUBBER SOUL-era John).
He is a strong, passionate songwriter, both on his own and in cahoots with cohorts Dan Penn, Rosie Flores and Clive Gregson. Good as those songs are, though, it's the covers--particularly the confident, late-period-Lennon take on Aretha's "All The King's Horses" and the exquisite cut-glass miniature of Doris Day's creamy "Move Over Darling" (aided by The Roches and Richard Thompson)--that are defining.
Industry Reviews
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