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Description: Genre: Rock - Folk Rock / Artist: Paul Simon / Original recording remastered / Audio CD released 2004-07-26 at Rhino / ... more
The Rhythm Of The Saints - Paul Simon ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Obvious Child
2 Can't Run But
3 Coast
4 Proof
5 Further To Fly
6 She Moves On
7 Born At The Right Time
8 Cool Cool River
9 Spirit Voices
10 Rhythm Of The Saints
11 Born At The Right Time
12 Thelma
13 Coast
14 Coast
15 Spirit Voices

Newest Review: ... (Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Hugh Masekela feature on a couple of tracks) and it feels like a progression, in terms of ... more

 ... muiscal style. My favourite song is "The obvious child" - it sounded truly innovative to me when it came out, in a similar way that Talking Heads' songs like "And she was" did, and I still love it. Another is "Born at the right time", with its beautiful tune and gentle rhythm. And then there's the bit in "The Cool cool river" when the brass instruments make their appearance - fantastic. Elsewhere, the album can tend to fade into the background for me, as subdued MOR-type m...more

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The Rhythm of the Saints
Release Date: 2004 - 07 - 26, Audio CD, Rhino
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Premium Review The Rhythm Of The Saints - Paul Simon: Rhythm method (207 words)
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After "Graceland", Paul Simon turned to Brazilian rhythms for inspiration, and they are strongly featured on "The Rhythm of the Saints". There is still an African feel to much of it, leftover from "Graceland", (Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Hugh Masekela feature on a couple of tracks) and it feels like a progression, in terms of muiscal style. My favourite song is "The obvious child" - it sounded truly innovative to me when it came out, in a similar way that Talking Heads' songs like "And she was" did, and I still love it. Another is "Born at the right time", with its beautiful tune and gentle ...  Read the complete review

 

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