Marc Cohn The Rainy Season (CD, Atlantic Records, 1993) ****
Genre: pop rock
Places I remember: Shona Walding collection (Shona didn't look after her CDs too well, so it's a little beaten up)
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: Walk Through The World
Gear costume: From The Station; She's Becoming Gold
Active compensatory factors: This was Marc's second album. he retains his smooth pop sound - just have a listen to that Fab track above and you'll know what I mean.
Fab, and all the other pimply hyperboles: Walk Through The World
Gear costume: From The Station; She's Becoming Gold
Active compensatory factors: This was Marc's second album. he retains his smooth pop sound - just have a listen to that Fab track above and you'll know what I mean.
Bonnie Raitt is a guest on a couple of tracks and Jim Keltner occupies the drum stool throughout, so he has good company, but it all sounds so cozy and relaxed!
The only real reason I hang onto the album is the presence of David Crosby and Graham Nash on two tracks doing harmonies (the two Gear Costumes above).
Where do they all belong? I wouldn't buy this ordinarily, but thanks to Shona, David and Graham - I'll accept it gratefully.
Where do they all belong? I wouldn't buy this ordinarily, but thanks to Shona, David and Graham - I'll accept it gratefully.
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