Pete And The Holy Road Astor -Paradise -TAPETE / INDIGO CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

01. "Almost Falling In Love"

02. "She Took The T.V."

03. "Love, Full On"

04. "Secret Life"

05. "Guy Fawkes' Night"

06. "Donnelly"

07. "The Hotel At The Edge Of The World"

08. "Sideways And The Golden Egg"

09. "Lost Soul"

10. "Paradise"
11. "Lost Soul"
12. "Paradise"

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Beschreibung:

Tapete Records present a reissue of Pete Astor's Paradise, originally released in 1992 on Danceteria. With the onset of the 1990s and the conclusion of The Weather Prophets, Pete Astor was in the mood for some artistic regeneration. To this end, he recruited a new group of musicians and friends, forming The Holy Road. The band consisted of erstwhile Felt and Everything But The Girl guitarist Neil Scott, bassist Chris Clarke (soon to become a key member of both The Rockingbirds and Danny and the Champions of the World), and drummer Russell Lax (of The Oyster Band and Billy Childish's Pop Rivets). While much of the UK was - in the words of Jarvis Cocker - "standing in a field, sorted for Es and Whizz," Astor maintained his commitment to his version of an English Chanson tradition. As such, he was adopted by a new French audience, coalescing around the anglophile gospel of the influential magazine Les Inrockuptibles who lionized Astor's work - whether it be "Why Does The Rain?", courtesy of his first Creation band, The Loft, or The Weather Prophets' demi-anthem "Almost Prayed", or his more recent solo work on "Submarine" and "Zoo". And so arrived Paradise, becoming for many the album in which Astor, along with The Holy Road, most perfectly expressed his indubitable facility as a singer and songwriter. All his enduring musical references - from classic British guitar pop to New-York punk via the blues and even jazz - seem to blend into a fully-formed vision, one which envisions a kind of mythic America whilst always cleaving to European, and specifically British, roots. Twenty-seven years later, with Tapete's re-release, Paradise is a vital addition to a body of work which sounds as good now as it did then., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Remastered By: Tom Morgenstern, Labelcode TAPE436.2 (TR436), Recorded At Bark Studio

Herstellernummer:

05166092

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