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Local Hero - Mark Knopfler

 
Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: Mark Knopfler / Soundtrack / Audio CD released 1990-10-25 at Warners / Disc #1 ... more
Local Hero - Mark Knopfler ... Tracklisting
1 Rocks and the Water - Alan Clark, Mark Knopfler
2 Wild Theme - Alan Clark, Mark Knopfler
3 Freeway Flyer - Mark Knopfler
4 Boomtown [Version] - Mark Knopfler
5 Way It Always Starts - Mark Knopfler
6 Rocks and the Thunder - Alan Clark, Mark Knopfler
7 Ceilidh and the Northern Lights - Mark Knopfler
8 Mist Covered Mountains - Mark Knopfler
9 Ceilidh: Louis' Favourite Billy's Tune - Acetones, Mark Knopfler
10 Whistle Theme - Mark Knopfler
11 Smooching - Mark Knopfler
12 Stargazer - Alan Clark, Mark Knopfler
13 Rocks and the Thunder - Alan Clark, Mark Knopfler
14 Going Home (Theme of the Local Hero) - Mark Knopfle

Newest Review: ... begins with sax, bass and drums, and is a nice little piece of cool jazz. Even though Mark Knopfler wrote it, it sounds very ... more

 ... Gerry Rafferty-ish, and I wonder if he had any influence over the song, yet with the credit going to Mark Knopfler? Just a thought! There's some nice xylophone in the background, which I assume comes under the category of (see above) percussion instruments. The body of the track is warm, cool and sultry....then sort of, towards the end and with a lovely wistful sax taking the lead, turns into something rather emotional and bluesy....very very sad. This last piece of the track feels like walking home ...more

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Premium Review Local Hero - Mark Knopfler: A slice of Scotland (1932 words)
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MUSICIANS: Mark Knopfler, Gerry Rafferty, Alan Clark, Hal Lindes, Mike Brecker, Neil Jason, Tony Levin, John Illsley, Eddie Gomez, Steve Jordan, Terry Williams, Alan Darby, Roddy Murray, Jimmy Yuill, Mark Winchester, Dale WInchester, Brian Rowan, Ed Bicknell INSTRUMENTS: Guitar, synthesizer, percussion, piano, Hammond organ, saxophone, bass, drums, violin, accordion, whistle ALL SONGS WRITTEN BY MARK KNOPFLER, except for "The Mist Covered Mountain" which is traditional, arranged by Mark Knopfler ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In 1982, Mark Knopfler was commissioned to write the music ...  Read the complete review

 

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