The Maverick Years 1980-1981 ~ Wah  (1)
|
Nah = Poo -- The Art of Bluff ~ Wah! (3)
|
The Handy Wah Whole: Repertwah the Maverick Years 2000 ~ Wah  (5)
|
Roots & Echoes ~ The Coral (16)
£4.98
|
The Magical World of the Strands ~ Michael Head (11)
£12.99
|
This item is not eligible for Amazon Prime, but millions of other items are. Join Amazon Prime today. Already a member? Sign in.
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
Product details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
See all 8 customer reviews...
| Customers Viewing This Page May Be Interested in These Sponsored Links (What is this?) |
Wahl Hair Clippers
Wahl-Clippers.ShopCompare.eu
Incredible Discounts! Lowest Prices on Hair Trimmers
Taskmasters UK Limited
www.taskmasters-uk.com
Working at Height (WAH) specialists Training, Products and Rope Access
Track Listings
| 1. Never loved as a child |
| 2. Sing all the saddest songs |
| 3. Disneyland forever |
| 4. I still love you |
| 5. Hope you fall in love |
| 6. Hey Mona Lisa |
| 7. Loverboy |
| 8. Alone |
| 9. Heart as big as Liverpool |
| 10. J'taime j'taime |
| 11. The return of rock n roll |
| 12. Country epic |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Pete Wylie hasn't had the most successful of careers. Dogged by label problems and ill health--he broke his back in 1995--his excessive bad luck may have perversely been his greatest asset. Wylie is a survivor who, having never had to deal with the distractions of superstardom, has concentrated on writing a succession of top flight songs. As the aptly titled Songs Of Strength and Heartbreak proves, when it comes to writing big, ballsy epics, The Mighty Wah! is a true master craftsman. Like the Lightning Seeds crossed with Phil Spector and the Manic Street Preachers, Wylie lavishes on the grand guitars and swathes of strings for "The Return Of Rock And Roll" and "I Still Love You". Like an over-energised Clash, he rocks on "Never Loved As A Child" and like a pop genius he mimics Elvis Presley for gospel closer "The Country Epic (Can't Stop Cryin')". It's an album of passion, joy, pain and big, big sounds; everything you'd expect from a man who calls himself Mighty. --Dan Gennoe
Pete Wylie hasn't had the most successful of careers. Dogged by label problems and ill health--he broke his back in 1995--his excessive bad luck may have perversely been his greatest asset. Wylie is a survivor who, having never had to deal with the distractions of superstardom, has concentrated on writing a succession of top flight songs. As the aptly titled Songs Of Strength and Heartbreak proves, when it comes to writing big, ballsy epics, The Mighty Wah! is a true master craftsman. Like the Lightning Seeds crossed with Phil Spector and the Manic Street Preachers, Wylie lavishes on the grand guitars and swathes of strings for "The Return Of Rock And Roll" and "I Still Love You". Like an over-energised Clash, he rocks on "Never Loved As A Child" and like a pop genius he mimics Elvis Presley for gospel closer "The Country Epic (Can't Stop Cryin')". It's an album of passion, joy, pain and big, big sounds; everything you'd expect from a man who calls himself Mighty. --Dan Gennoe
Suggested Tags from Similar Products( What's this?)Be the first one to add a relevant tag (keyword that's strongly related to this product)
|
 |
|||