Wallflowers - Rebel Sweetheart Cd Dvd Dual Disc
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Tracks
1. Days Of Wonder
2. Passenger, The
3. Beautiful Side Of Somewhere, The
4. Here He Comes (Confessions Of A Drunken Marionette)
5. We'Re Already There
6. God Says Nothing Back
7. Back To California
8. I Am A Building
9. From The Bottom Of My Heart
10. Nearly Beloved
11. How Far You'Ve Come
12. All Things New Again
2. Passenger, The
3. Beautiful Side Of Somewhere, The
4. Here He Comes (Confessions Of A Drunken Marionette)
5. We'Re Already There
6. God Says Nothing Back
7. Back To California
8. I Am A Building
9. From The Bottom Of My Heart
10. Nearly Beloved
11. How Far You'Ve Come
12. All Things New Again
Note
If There Was Any Question That Jakob Dylan Is More Than Merely The Progeny Of His Legendary Father, Rebel, Sweetheart, The Fifth
Album By The Wallflowers, Should Put Those Questions To Rest. Produced By Brendan O'Brien, (Who Also Toured With The Band As A
Guest Guitarist For A Month Prior To The Start Of Recording), This Collection Is A Well-Crafted Batch Of Songs About Time And Its
Inevitable Passage. Not Surprisingly, There Is Plenty Of Existential Second-Guessing, Whether It Is The Questioning Of Faith At The
Heart Of "God Says Nothing Back" Or The Renewal Of Faith That Is "All Things New Again." Throughout The Wallflowers Career, Rami
Jaffee Has Been The Band'S Unsung Hero, Playing A Pivotal Role As A Creative Counterweight To His More Famous Frontman. On
Sweetheart Jaffee'S Contributions Are Even More Apparent, Providing-- On Songs Like "The Beautiful Side Of Somewhere" And "Days Of
Wonder"--The Kind Of Keyboard-Driven Nuance Reminiscent Of Danny Federici Or Roy Bittan'S Contributions To Springsteen'S Vintage
Work With The E Street Band. With Rebel, Sweetheart, Dylan And His Wallflowers Strike That Perfect Balance Between An Energetic
Full-Band Sound, Clever Lyrics And Well-Crafted Hooks.
Dual Disc Cd/Dvd
The Wallflowers: Jakob Dylan (Vocals, Guitar); Rami Jaffee (Keyboards); Greg Richling (Bass Guitar, Background Vocals); Fred
Eltringham (Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals).
Additional Personnel: Brendan O'Brien (Guitar, Background Vocals); Lenny Castro (Percussion).
Album By The Wallflowers, Should Put Those Questions To Rest. Produced By Brendan O'Brien, (Who Also Toured With The Band As A
Guest Guitarist For A Month Prior To The Start Of Recording), This Collection Is A Well-Crafted Batch Of Songs About Time And Its
Inevitable Passage. Not Surprisingly, There Is Plenty Of Existential Second-Guessing, Whether It Is The Questioning Of Faith At The
Heart Of "God Says Nothing Back" Or The Renewal Of Faith That Is "All Things New Again." Throughout The Wallflowers Career, Rami
Jaffee Has Been The Band'S Unsung Hero, Playing A Pivotal Role As A Creative Counterweight To His More Famous Frontman. On
Sweetheart Jaffee'S Contributions Are Even More Apparent, Providing-- On Songs Like "The Beautiful Side Of Somewhere" And "Days Of
Wonder"--The Kind Of Keyboard-Driven Nuance Reminiscent Of Danny Federici Or Roy Bittan'S Contributions To Springsteen'S Vintage
Work With The E Street Band. With Rebel, Sweetheart, Dylan And His Wallflowers Strike That Perfect Balance Between An Energetic
Full-Band Sound, Clever Lyrics And Well-Crafted Hooks.
Dual Disc Cd/Dvd
The Wallflowers: Jakob Dylan (Vocals, Guitar); Rami Jaffee (Keyboards); Greg Richling (Bass Guitar, Background Vocals); Fred
Eltringham (Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals).
Additional Personnel: Brendan O'Brien (Guitar, Background Vocals); Lenny Castro (Percussion).