CD Duets: Re-working The Catalogue
Standard 2015 edition
RCA | Sony Music 23. marca 2015 Európa
Van Morrison in duet with longtime collaborators and admirers Van Morrison certainly needs no introduction to fans of handcrafted music representing flesh-and-blood values. Over the course of his more than 50-year career, "Van the Man" has become a true giant in the music world. He rejected the conventional conventions of superstardom out of han...
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| Názov | Duets: Re-working The Catalogue |
| Interpret | Van Morrison |
| Viac informácií | Standard 2015 edition |
| Formát | CD |
| Vydavateľstvo | RCA | Sony Music |
| Krajina vydania | Európa |
| Dátum vydania | 23. marca 2015 |
| Prvé vydanie | 2015 |
| Hmotnosť | 85 g |
| EAN | 0888750684424 |
| ID produktu | 10489 |
| Identifikátor Discogs | 6893080 |
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Van Morrison: Duets: Re-working The Catalogue verzia na CD v štandardný edícii. Toto konkrétne vydanie vyšlo v Evropě vo vydavateľstve RCA v spolupráci s Sony Music dňa 23. marca 2015.
Van Morrison in duet with longtime collaborators and admirers Van Morrison certainly needs no introduction to fans of handcrafted music representing flesh-and-blood values. Over the course of his more than 50-year career, "Van the Man" has become a true giant in the music world. He rejected the conventional conventions of superstardom out of hand - his restless nature, uncompromising nature and directness always defied pigeonholing. On Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue, Morrison turns to his own catalogue and sets about reworking it. "I don't usually take over old stuff unless I want to rework it or do a new arrangement," Van Morrison explains. "This project was mostly about the joy of singing with artists I admire, but also revisiting songs that aren't as well known. I've wanted to make an album like this since the early 2000s, but it was hard to get the right people together." The "people" made up a decidedly diverse list of duet partners for the 16 tracks on Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue: Bobby Womack, Mavis Staples, George Benson, Joss Stone, PJ Proby, Clare Teal, Gregory Porter, Mick Hucknall, Natalie Cole, Georgie Fame, Shana Morrison, Steve Winwood, Chris Farlowe, Mark Knopfler, Michael Buble and Taj Mahal. Who can you leave out of such a list? It just doesn't work! Of particular note is the wide age range of Van Morrison's duet partners, from Joss Stone to PJ Proby. Incidentally, it was to this PJ Proby that Morrison erected a monument on his 2002 album "Down the Road". Bobby Womack contributed one of his last recordings to the album "Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue". Morrison's 35th studio album also features his daughter Shana Morrison, who has been singing and songwriting for some time. George Benson not only appears as a singing partner, but also pulls out his guitar. Almost in contrast to the celebrity-filled guest list was the song selection. The obvious big hits were not selected. It is the lesser known songs that illustrate the extraordinary range and consistently high quality of Morrison's work. However, the choice of songs was not the dictate of the master, but in many cases the express wishes of the duo's partners. It was clearly great fun for all involved. Van Morrison is generally regarded as grumpy and does not take himself lightly in interviews. However, on the album "Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue" he comes across as very relaxed. The last track "How Can A Poor Boy?" ends with a shared laugh with Taj Mahal. Van Morrison must have been a great host during the making of "Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue". You can clearly hear that his guests had a good time. Review. The mature and sophisticated 'Duets', in particular, are exactly that." (Good Times, April/May 2015) "Songs from four decades have been re-recorded in Belfast and London and given a glossy treatment by top producers such as Don Was and Bob Rock. Fine: not only the classics shimmer here, but also gems from the second series." (Stereo Play, May 2015) "In duets with select colleagues, the Irish voice is even bigger, even more majestic." (Audio, May 2015)
Album zasahuje do žánrov Rock, Pop, Folk, World, & Country, Blues a Jazz.
Van Morrison in duet with longtime collaborators and admirers Van Morrison certainly needs no introduction to fans of handcrafted music representing flesh-and-blood values. Over the course of his more than 50-year career, "Van the Man" has become a true giant in the music world. He rejected the conventional conventions of superstardom out of hand - his restless nature, uncompromising nature and directness always defied pigeonholing. On Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue, Morrison turns to his own catalogue and sets about reworking it. "I don't usually take over old stuff unless I want to rework it or do a new arrangement," Van Morrison explains. "This project was mostly about the joy of singing with artists I admire, but also revisiting songs that aren't as well known. I've wanted to make an album like this since the early 2000s, but it was hard to get the right people together." The "people" made up a decidedly diverse list of duet partners for the 16 tracks on Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue: Bobby Womack, Mavis Staples, George Benson, Joss Stone, PJ Proby, Clare Teal, Gregory Porter, Mick Hucknall, Natalie Cole, Georgie Fame, Shana Morrison, Steve Winwood, Chris Farlowe, Mark Knopfler, Michael Buble and Taj Mahal. Who can you leave out of such a list? It just doesn't work! Of particular note is the wide age range of Van Morrison's duet partners, from Joss Stone to PJ Proby. Incidentally, it was to this PJ Proby that Morrison erected a monument on his 2002 album "Down the Road". Bobby Womack contributed one of his last recordings to the album "Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue". Morrison's 35th studio album also features his daughter Shana Morrison, who has been singing and songwriting for some time. George Benson not only appears as a singing partner, but also pulls out his guitar. Almost in contrast to the celebrity-filled guest list was the song selection. The obvious big hits were not selected. It is the lesser known songs that illustrate the extraordinary range and consistently high quality of Morrison's work. However, the choice of songs was not the dictate of the master, but in many cases the express wishes of the duo's partners. It was clearly great fun for all involved. Van Morrison is generally regarded as grumpy and does not take himself lightly in interviews. However, on the album "Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue" he comes across as very relaxed. The last track "How Can A Poor Boy?" ends with a shared laugh with Taj Mahal. Van Morrison must have been a great host during the making of "Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue". You can clearly hear that his guests had a good time. Review. The mature and sophisticated 'Duets', in particular, are exactly that." (Good Times, April/May 2015) "Songs from four decades have been re-recorded in Belfast and London and given a glossy treatment by top producers such as Don Was and Bob Rock. Fine: not only the classics shimmer here, but also gems from the second series." (Stereo Play, May 2015) "In duets with select colleagues, the Irish voice is even bigger, even more majestic." (Audio, May 2015)
Album zasahuje do žánrov Rock, Pop, Folk, World, & Country, Blues a Jazz.
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| 1 | Bobby Womack: Some Peace Of Mind | 5:15 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Mike (Ozzie) Osborn | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 2 | Mavis Staples: If I Ever Needed Someone | 3:49 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Abass Nii Dodoo | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 3 | George Benson: Higher Than The World | 3:49 min | |
| Alto Saxophone Van Morrison | Bass Stanley Banks | Drums Khari Parker | Electric Organ [Hammond], Flugelhorn Paul Moran (5) | Guitar George Benson | Percussion Lilliana de Los Reys | Piano David Garfield | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 4 | Joss Stone: Wild Honey | 6:22 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Abass Nii Dodoo, Mike (Ozzie) Osborn | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 5 | P.J. Proby: Whatever Happened To Pj Proby | 3:42 min | |
| Alto Saxophone Van Morrison | Backing Vocals Robbie Ruggiero, Shana Morrison | Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Mike (Ozzie) Osborn | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 6 | Clare Teal: Carrying A Torch | 4:53 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Robbie Ruggiero | Piano Paul Moran (5) | |||
| 7 | Gregory Porter: The Eternal Kansas City | 4:11 min | |
| Backing Vocals Robbie Ruggiero, Shana Morrison | Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner, Robbie Ruggiero | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Mike (Ozzie) Osborn | Piano, Trumpet Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 8 | Mick Hucknall: Streets Of Arklow | 4:57 min | |
| Acoustic Guitar Van Morrison | Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Tin Whistle Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 9 | Natalie Cole: These Are The Days | 3:51 min | |
| Backing Vocals Natalie Cole | Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary, Van Morrison | Percussion Mike (Ozzie) Osborn | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 10 | Georgie Fame: Get On With The Show | 4:42 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Alistair White, Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Abass Nii Dodoo | Piano, Trumpet Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone Christopher White (11) | |||
| 11 | Shana Morrison: Rough God Goes Riding | 4:24 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary, Van Morrison | Percussion Robbie Ruggiero | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Mark Nightingale | |||
| 12 | Steve Winwood: Fire In The Belly | 6:41 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Electric Organ [Hammond Organ] Steve Winwood | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Robbie Ruggiero | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 13 | Chris Farlowe: Born To Sing | 3:59 min | |
| Alto Saxophone Van Morrison | Backing Vocals Robbie Ruggiero, Shana Morrison | Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Dave Keary | Percussion Robbie Ruggiero | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond Organ] Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
| 14 | Mark Knopfler: Irish Heartbeat | 5:15 min | |
| Acoustic Guitar, Banjo Dave Keary | Backing Vocals Robbie Ruggiero, Shana Morrison | Bass Paul Moore | Drums Jeff Lardner | Guitar Mark Knopfler, Van Morrison | Percussion Mike (Ozzie) Osborn | Piano, Electric Organ [Hammond], Flugelhorn Paul Moran (5) | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone, Euphonium Alistair White | |||
| 15 | Michael Bublé: Real Real Gone | 4:00 min | |
| Alto Saxophone Jake Saslow, Rob Wilkerson | Baritone Saxophone Jacob Rodriguez (2) | Bass Craig Polasko | Drums Marion Felder | Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Guitar Marcel Camargo, Ryan Lerman | Piano, Music Director Alan Chang | Trombone Joshua Brown (3), Nick Vayenas | Trumpet Jean Caze, Jumaane Smith, Justin Ray | |||
| 16 | Taj Mahal: How Can A Poor Boy? | 6:35 min | |
| Bass Paul Moore | Drums Robbie Ruggiero | Electric Organ [Hammond] Paul Moran (5) | Guitar Dave Keary, Van Morrison | Harmonica Taj Mahal | Tenor Saxophone Christopher White (11) | Trombone Alistair White | |||
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