Blues Traveler (Save His Soul) Cd and 50 similar items

Artist: Blues Traveler Release Date: Apr 1993 Format: CD Record Label: A M (USA) Genre: Rock UPC: 731454008020 Sub-Genre: -- Duration: Album Track listing 1. Trina Magna 2. Love and Greed 3. Letter from a Friend 4. Believe Me 5. Go Outside and Drive 6. Defense Desire 7. Whoops 8. Manhattan Bridge 9. Love of My Life 10. NY Prophesie 11. Save His Soul 12. Bullshitter's Lament 13. Conquer Me 14. Fledgling Details Playing time: 68 min. Contributing artists: Paul Shaffer Producer: Blues Traveler, Dave Swanson, David Swanson Distributor: Universal Distribution Recording type: Studio Recording mode: Stereo SPAR Code: AAD Album notes Blues Traveler: John Popper (vocals, harmonica, Irish whistle, guitar); Chan Kinchla (guitars); Bobby Sheehan (bass); Brendan Hill (drums, percussion). Additional personnel: Ronald Carbone, Jeff Carney, Roberta Cooper, Suzanne Ornstein, Clay Ruede, Mitchell Stern (strings); David Swanson (harp); Paul Shaffer (organ); Bashiri Johnson (percussion); The City Singers, Pat Bickham, Pam Landrum, Mari Serpas, Cher Levis (background vocals). Recorded at Studio In The Country, Bogalusa, Louisiana and The Hit Factory, New York. All songs written or co-written by members of Blues Traveler. Personnel: John Popper (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, 12-string guitar, harmonica); Chan Kinchla (guitar, acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar); Bobby Sheehan (electric guitar); Dave Swanson (harp); Roberta Cooper, Mitchell Stern, Ronald Carbone, Jeff Carney, Clay Ruede (strings); Brendan Hill (drums, percussion); Bashiri Johnson (percussion); Cher Levis, Pamela Landrum, Pat Bickham (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Michael Barbiero; Steve Thompson . Recording information: Hit Factory, New York, NY; Studio In The Country, Bogalusa, LA. Photographer: Dennis Keeley. Unknown Contributor Roles: Gina; Steve Eichner; John Popper; Suzanne Ornstein. Arranger: Blues Traveler. Led by the guttural vocals and incisive harmonica of imposing frontman John Popper, Save His Soul is a savory package that dresses obvious influences in a fresh suit of clothes. While six and 12 strings rule, the true inspiration here is Popper's delivery on harmonica and other wind instruments, which spits in machine-gun-rapid fire or carries a piercing, emotive melody line with equal ease. Having restrained themselves for most of Save His Soul, Blues Traveler close with the seven-minute opus "Fledgling," flowing from epic, orchestral ballad mode to angst-ridden wall-of-noise. ~ Roch Parisien Editorial reviews ...[vocalist] John Popper could have one of rock's greatest throats... - Rating: B Entertainment Weekly (04/16/1993)