Maccoll, Kirsty: Electric Landlady - Half-Speed Master 180-Gram Black Vinyl
Maccoll, Kirsty: Electric Landlady - Half-Speed Master 180-Gram Black Vinyl
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Maccoll, Kirsty
Label: Demon/Edsel
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5014797911048
Genre: Rock
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Half-speed master. Wit, liveliness and crackling musical ideas, jumping between global genres with relish - Kirsty MacColl's third album, Electric Landlady, has all of them. Travelling the world with her husband, producer Steve Lillywhite, had given her exposure to big bands like the Rolling Stones and Talking Heads, with whom she gladly sang backing vocals. But her friends and voracious appetite for new music is what drove her creativity. Electric Landlady also saw the love of Cuban and Latin American rhythms in her life, which had been fired in her childhood by her brother's record collection, beginning to bud and bloom in her work. Many collaborations light up this LP. The defiant country swing of All I Ever Wanted was a result of a writing partnership by post, exchanging tapes with American musician Marshall Crenshaw. He Never Mentioned Love, written with The Pogues' Jem Finer, is a more mature, wry take on Kirsty's earlier girl group-flavoured pop. The Hardest Word, written with her older brother, Hamish, is also about their late father, the renowned folk singer Ewan, with whom she had a tough relationship.
Tracks:
1.1 Walking Down Madison (6.34)
1.2 All I Ever Wanted 93.51)
1.3 Children of the Revolution (3.58)
1.4 Halloween (3.43)
1.5 My Affair (5.25)
1.6 Lying Down (4.49)
1.7 He Never Mentioned Love (3.50)
1.8 We'll Never Pass This Way Again (4.35)
1.9 The Hardest Word (4.38)
1.10 Maybe It's Imaginary (2.15)
1.11 My Way Home (4.30)
1.12 The One and Only
