Speak of the Devil
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Description:
Gorgeous and vibrant, SPEAK OF THE DEVIL boasts the strong crooning of Chris Isaak backed by the full-bodied, twanging guitar that's made his music such a distinctive pleasure since the mid-'80s. Isaak's focus on love and the different phases of relationships means that songs range from the built-up desperation in "Please" to the airy optimism of "Flying," punched up by chirpy background singers. Silvertone (whose collective name is unacknowledged here) continues to be the most underrated back-up band in the biz, with their distinctive rootsy mix of blues, rockabilly and country. Hershel Yatovitz's shimmering guitar is pumped with reverb to add the proper urgency to "Wanderin'" and he contributes Spanish-flavored acoustic guitar to "Don't Get So Down On Yourself." But for all the smoldering edge that Isaak puts on slower songs such as the enticing "Talkin' Bout A Home," the Californian excels on faster numbers like the swinging "I'm Not Sleepy." Isaak's adventurousness leads him to end the album with the noirish instrumental "Super Magic 2000," complete with Peter Gunn-like tempo and solid surf-guitar adornments mixed with chirping crickets and blasting shotgun sound effects.
Track Listing:
| 1. |
Please
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| 2. |
Flying
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| 3. |
Walk Slow
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| 4. |
Breaking Apart
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| 5. |
This Time
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| 6. |
Speak of the Devil
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| 7. |
Like the Way She Moves
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| 8. |
Wanderin'
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| 9. |
Don't Get So Down On Yourself
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| 10. |
Black Flowers
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| 11. |
I'm Not Sleepy
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| 12. |
Lonely Nights
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| 13. |
Talkin' 'Bout a Home
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| 14. |
Super Magic 2000
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Availability
Estimated despatch 3-7 days after ordering.
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