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Chris Farlowe
Rock N Roll Soldier: Anthology 1970 - 2004
Genres: International Music, Pop, R&B, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (46) - Disc #1
1. Where Do We Go From Here
2. Black Sheep
3. Mama Rosa
4. After Midnight
5. Mandy
6. Only Women Bleed
7. Thrill Has Gone
8. Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City
9. One Night Stand
10. Born Again
11. Never Too Old To Rock
12. Rock N Roll Soldier
13. On The Beach
14. Some Mothers Son
15. Chris's Shuffle
16. Stormy Monday
17. Giving It Up For Your Love
18. Bewitched (Rogers/Hart)
19. As Time Goes By
20. These Foolish Things
21. Language Of The Heart
22. Handbags & Gladrags
23. All Or Nothing
24. Miss You Fever
25. Tough On Me, Tough On You
26. Glory Bound
27. Trouble (Ahlers/Dillon)
28. Let's Get Together
29. Ain't No Big Deal
30. Don't Wanna Sing The Blues No More
31. Lonesome Road
32. My Foundation
33. Out Of Time
34. I'll Leave The Light On
35. Man Of The World
36. One Night Stand
37. Looking For Love In A Stranger
38. Stand By Me
39. Tired Of Being Alone
40. Tin Soldier (Previously Unreleased)
41. Crazy Mama (Previously Unreleased)
42. Remind Me (Previously Unreleased)
43. Feel The Power Of Love
44. Circles Round The Sun
45. Medicated Goo
46. We Can Work It Out

CD Details

All Artists: Chris Farlowe
Title: Rock N Roll Soldier: Anthology 1970 - 2004
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal
Release Date: 4/26/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Pop, R&B, Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Europe, Britain & Ireland, Soul, British Invasion
Number of Discs: 3
SwapaCD Credits: 3
UPC: 766487614542

Synopsis

Album Description

Chris Farlowe. The UK's finest blues export finally gets his due in the U.S. with this latest anthology Rock 'N' Roll Soldier (1970-2004) Sixteen of his finest accomplishments over the past three decades, culled from over a dozen albums and singles. "Trouble" kicks things off. The track was culled from his most recent studio effort, "Farlowe That". Chris's voice is second to none, and if this is just the preview sample of what is to follow, then this 75 minute collection is surely worth the price of admission. Probably one of the more critically acclaimed projects of his long career was his classic album "The Voice". Several choice tracks from this platter are awaiting you, such as the Small Faces rocking "All or Nothing" and Farlowe's own revisit of "Handbags and Gladrags." Kris Gray's super groove production really adds to the ambiance of Chris's voice throughout. The ballad "Language Of The Heart" is probably one of Chris Farlowe's finest achievements in many years. Another stunning track is Van Morrison's "Sitting On Top Of The World." Featured in a duet style, together two old friends pull off a true show stopper. As a bonus, Chris has located an unreleased live version of his #1 single "Out Of Time." Chris Farlowe Rock 'N' Roll Soldier is an amazing collection, hand-picked by Chris Farlowe, noted by Kris Gray ( Farlowe's long time manager) and sung by the voice Chris Farlowe. Need we say more!

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CD Reviews

For Time Travellers.

M. Wren | Kent. | 05/02/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The first two discs contain tracks selected from Chris' solo albums from the last three decades. There's rock from the seventies and romantic songs from the nineties. Spicy hot stuff like "Miss You Fever" contrasts with the icy cold "Ain't No Big Deal". The third disc contains some live recordings and some previously unreleased tracks such as Peter Green's "Man of the World", and every Chris Farlowe fan will love to hear him sing this song."

A true rock 'n' roll general

Mike Brecher | London & New York | 09/23/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Chris Farlowe is a (British) national treasure. For my money, his "Out of Time" is one of a handful of timelessly classic rock 'n' roll cuts from the sixties. Give it a listen through headphones if you haven't heard it in a while (or ever) -- a terrific blend of voice, London fatback soul sax (who knew there was such a thing?) and a Spector-like wall of sound.

In the years since, Farlowe has had his downs and ups, but for the last decade he has been back with an artistic bang, giving exciting shows in tiny venues -- do yourself a favor, check him out if you're ever in Europe -- and producing one great blues-tinged album after another. It's a crying shame that he has to function out of the limelight as a cottage industry, because his recorded output since the early nineties deserves to be the envy of Ray, Nina, Aretha, Joe Cocker and even Clapton. How the guy manages such great song selection and production values on a shoestring budget is a mystery.

"Rock 'n' Soldier" covers all the Chris Farlowe bases admirably. If it's too expensive for you, beg, borrow or steal a copy of the now hard-to-get "Waiting in the Wings."

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