DEACON BLUE ?– WHEN THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR NAME LP 33 RPM VINYL FACTORY SEALED
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DEACON BLUE ?– WHEN THE WORLD KNOWS YOUR NAME LP 33 RPM VINYL FACTORY SEALED
Their name may come from a Steely Dan song, but, as far as their musical makeup goes, Deacon Blue owes a lot more to Simple Minds and Prefab Sprout than the Dan. On When the World Knows Your Name, the band blends AOR, Celtic flourishes, and dashes of blue-eyed soul to create a polished album that has more than a few pleasures to offer nevertheless. When they get it right, like on "Queen of the New Year," "Wages Day," "Real Gone Kid," and "Fergus Sings the Blues," their driving melodies and hooks are fine compensation. Ricky Ross' songwriting is accomplished enough when he's not striving too hard for poetic effect: his word-picture evocations of light and shade are particularly impressive. The material is mostly strong, if not uniformly so; the playing is rather more consistently focused and energetic.
Deacon Blue ?– When The World Knows Your Name Label: Columbia ?– BFCK-45238 Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo Country: Canada Released: 1989 Genre: Electronic Style: Synth-pop
Tracklist A1 Queen Of The New Year A2 Wages Day A3 Real Gone Kid A4 Love And Regret A5 Circus Lights A6 This Changing Light
B1 Sad Loved Girl B2 Fergus Sings The Blues B3 The World Is Lit By Lightning B4 Silhouette B5 One Hundred Things B6 Your Constant Heart B7 Orphans
FACTORY SEALED Please note promo stamp on back cover, cellophane is open on top and back upper corner, there is no damage to jacket.
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