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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0007599234892 Label: Reprise Manufacturer: Reprise Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Reprise Release Date: 1999-10-01 Studio: Reprise
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: How rock should be played. Comment: This is a great straight rock album featuring some great musicians including Jim Keltner on drums, Tim Drummond on bass. John Hiatt of "Riding with the King" also contributes. All numbers are short rocky numbers with catchy tunes. Each track is great. "Every woman I know, Crazy 'bout an automobile, and here I am standing with nothin' but rubber heels!" stands out. After listening to "The Girls From Texas" you may take care to get involved with sweet Texan girls. All songs have a humorous side. Buy, you will not be disappointed. (Note that this has little to do with Buena Vista Social Club, which is a great album about Cuban music brought about by Ry Cooder) Customer Rating: Summary: Buy this record! Comment: From the breakneck reading of the old soul classic, "6345789" right through to the slow sexy burn of the final "Never make your move too soon" this album has all the elements that made me a Cooder fan twenty odd years ago. His slide guitar playing alone justifies the price, but when you add sidemen of the stature of Jim Keltner, Tim Drummond, Reggie McBride and John Hiatt (also check out the eponymous "Little Village" album featuring Cooder, Keltner, Hiatt and England`s Nick Lowe)you have a formula for musical magic. My favourite track is the latin-tinged reading of 1930`s-vintage "(Every woman I know is) Crazy `bout an automobile" A word of warning: Cooder is VERY addictive: buy this and you`ll want more! More Reviews