Paul Weller A Kind Revolution (Vinyl) Deluxe 10″ Box Set New

Name: Paul Weller A Kind Revolution (Vinyl) Deluxe 10″ Box Set New
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Title: A Kind Revolution
Condition: New
Artist: Paul Weller
Format: Vinyl
Edition: Deluxe 10" Box Set
No Of Discs: 5
Record Label: Parlophone
MPN: 0190295830588
Release Date: 19/05/2017
Genre: Rock/Pop
Style: Singer/Songwriter
EAN: 0190295830588
Release Year: 2017
Description: PRODUKTBESCHREIBUNGEN
Paul Weller releases his eagerly awaited 13th studio album “A Kind Revolution” on May 12th on Parlophone Records. Weller started work on “A Kind Revolution” immediately after finishing 2015’s “Saturns Pattern”, first tickling out the funky strut of “New York” and the beautiful slow-mo gospel of “The Cranes Are Back” - a song that ties in the changing face of London with the power of nature. The album’s title is taken from a line in the aforementioned song. Musicians on the album feature most of the touring band faithful with Andy Crofts and Ben Gordelier being the top mainstays. Steve Cradock and Steve Pilgrim also feature on several tracks. Opening track “Woo Sé Mama” sees legendary soul singers PP Arnold & Madeleine Bell supply their distinctive vocal skills while the exceedingly funky “One Tear” features the unmistakable voice of the one and only Boy George. Paul even managed to lure Robert Wyatt out of retirement to sing and play trumpet on “She Moves With The Fayre”. Finally, and once again, The Strypes’ guitarist Josh McClorey has been drafted in to add his magic to 3 tracks. “A Kind Revolution” features ten absolute classic modern Paul Weller songs. By “modern Paul Weller songs” we mean, instantly recognisable but in no way predictable. He doesn’t make a “kind of” album, he fits together all his influences - rock, R&B, soul, jazz, funk, folk…whatever - and builds a song from them, delivering something that drifts through genres unselfconsciously and at ease. Two great examples of this are two of the most reflective, contemplative songs, “Long Long Road” and “Hopper”, which in lesser hands might have been delivered as ballads, but Weller adds so much texture and colour to each that they defy categorisation.
Tracks:

Disc 1
1: Woo Se Mama
2: Nova

Disc 2
1: Long Long Road
2: She Moves With the Fayre

Disc 3
1: The Cranes Are Back
2: Hopper

Disc 4
1: New York
2: One Tear

Disc 5
1: Satellite Kid
2: The Impossible Idea

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