Miller, Frankie: High Life
Miller, Frankie: High Life
Format: CD
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Artist: Miller, Frankie
Label: Rock Candy
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5056321617866
Genre: Rock
Digitally remastered and expanded edition features four bonus tracks. Includes 12 page full-color booklet featuring a 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork & previously unseen photos. In the early seventies, Glaswegian born singer/songwriter Frankie Miller was cementing a solid reputation as a talent to be reckoned with. His gritty whiskey-soaked voice was immediately compared to the true giants of the era such as Paul Rodgers and Rod Stewart. High Life was yet another album of discovery for not only Frankie but also for his growing fan following. Producer Alan Toussaint was almost a deity in the New Orleans soul and funk-rock genres, having produced a litany of acts. Recruiting a pedigree team of session players, including Atlanta Rhythm Section guitarist Barry Bailey, the record was cut in Atlanta and engages a more refined musical direction yet still propels his gritty, blues-fuelled voice to the fore. Tight, funky and raw the tracks explode with a masterful force, giving the impression that Miller was onto not only to something big but also authentic. If you're looking for the perfect combination of Otis Redding and Paul Rodgers then look no further. Songs such as 'Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)', 'The Devil Gun' and 'I'm Falling In Love Again' ooze class and sophistication yet also capture a rawness that unmistakably identifies him as one of the most soulful white singers on the scene.
Tracks:
1.1 High Life (Filler)
1.2 Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)
1.3 Trouble
1.4 A Fool
1.5 Little Angel
1.6 With You in Mind
1.7 The Devil's Gun
1.8 I'll Take a Melody
1.9 Just a Song
1.10 Shoo-Rah Shoo-Rah
1.11 I'm Falling in Love Again
1.12 I'm Falling in Love Again (Early Version)
1.13 Brickyard Blues (Live)
1.14 The Devil's Gun (Live)
1.15 If You Need Me (Demo)
1.16 With You in Mind (Demo)
