- Audio CD (30 April 2001)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Papillon
- ASIN: B00005AA0O
- Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 125,112 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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| 1. Day After Day |
| 2. Clear White Light |
| 3. Something |
| 4. Walking On The Moon |
| 5. Loves Me LIke A Rock |
| 6. The Lat Time |
| 7. Overjoyed |
| 8. Lady D'Arbanville |
| 9. House Of The Rising Sun |
| 10. Once In A Lifetime |
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Certainly Jimmy makes a great effort to cover many and varied styles within the ten songs and manages a pretty good job. In fact this for me is the only real problem with the album as sometimes it has a slightly contrived feel, as if they all sat down around a table with a list of song styles and tried to cover as many as possible.
Highlights of the album include a lovely Country and Western version of "Overjoyed", the Lindisfarne classic "Clear White Light" (probably the song most like its original), the big band sound of "Walking on the Moon" and the upbeat rock of "Once in a Lifetime"
Songs that don't quite do it for me are the acappella of "Love me like a Rock" and the almost gothic spooky classic version of "House of the Rising Sun" - as I say these just didn't ring me bell but at the very least these are brave versions.
Standout track is the brass band of "Something" which is just sweet.
If you like Jimmy Nail then this unique album will go down very nicely, personally I prefer his other original studio albums, but I can well understand the attraction of this offering.
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