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The Ragpicker's Dream - CD

CD Mark Knopfler: The Ragpicker's Dream

Mercury 21 juillet 2009 Europe et Royaume-Uni

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The older some things get, the better they get. Mark Knopfler, born on 12 August 1949 in Glasgow, Scotland, is undoubtedly one of them. After his meteoric career in Dire Straits and various other projects (including scores for films like "Last Exit To Brooklyn", "Wag The Dog") and two solo albums ("Golden Heart", 1996; "Sailing To Philadelphia",...

En savoir plus ID : 29341 EAN: 0044006329222 Discogs ID: 8479326

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Titre	The Ragpicker's Dream
Artiste	Mark Knopfler
Format	CD
Maisons d'édition	Mercury
Pays d'édition	Europe et Royaume-Uni
Date de sortie	21 juillet 2009
Première mise sur le marché	2002
Poids	85 g
EAN	0044006329222
Identifiant du produit	29341
ID Discogs	8479326
Critiques Discogs	3.67

Mark Knopfler: The Ragpicker's Dream La version sur CD en Norme édition. Cette édition particulière a été publiée en Europe et Royaume-Uni dans la maison d'édition Mercury Le 21 juillet 2009.

The older some things get, the better they get. Mark Knopfler, born on 12 August 1949 in Glasgow, Scotland, is undoubtedly one of them. After his meteoric career in Dire Straits and various other projects (including scores for films like "Last Exit To Brooklyn", "Wag The Dog") and two solo albums ("Golden Heart", 1996; "Sailing To Philadelphia", 2000), this exceptional guitarist and charismatic singer certainly has nothing to prove to anyone. That's why his new album "The Ragpicker's Dream" sounds relaxed and stylistically somewhat unexpected. And the title says it all, as there is a ragtime feel, blues and songwriter material. All 12 songs are very acoustic - there's a lot of fingerpicking, acoustic guitars, dobro sounds, mandolin, fiddle here and there, lots of slide guitar (acoustic and electric), etc..... "Why Aye Man" is a pretty convincing example. Great, happy song "on the road" with lots of dobro, slide guitar and Knopfler's typical Stratocaster sounds. And if you listen carefully, you can hear a German word here and there - besides the important statements like "German beer is chemistry-free"... Just in time for a hopefully compensating beautiful Indian summer.

Album peut être classé dans un genre Rock.

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1	Why Aye Man	6:14 min
	Backing Vocals Jimmy Nail, Tim Healy
2	Devil Baby	4:05 min
3	Hill Farmer's Blues	3:45 min
	Pedal Steel Guitar Paul Franklin
4	A Place Where We Used To Live	4:34 min
5	Quality Shoe	3:56 min
	Pedal Steel Guitar Paul Franklin
6	Fare Thee Well Northumberland	6:29 min
	Harmonica Mike Henderson
7	Marbletown	3:33 min
8	You Don't Know You're Born	5:20 min
	Backing Vocals Guy Fletcher
9	Coyote	5:56 min
10	The Ragpicker's Dream	4:20 min
	Pedal Steel Guitar Paul Franklin
11	Daddy's Gone To Knoxville	2:48 min
	Violin Glen Duncan
12	Ole Pigweed	4:34 min