www.ChrisRea.nl

Hi all,

if you can't resist:

http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/poprock/detail/ ... um/9731658

Don't know if I like it - I don't really hear any refinements done by Jon Kelly - but maybe these audio files are not up to date and the sound quality is of course not too good

Cheers

Tobi

Thank you Tobi for posting it!
So, I see he returned (sort of) to his old style of music with some bluesy elements added to it. Good, I accept that!
A good, new version of the "Electric Guitar", an interesting "The Change Of Love" etc. I detect a lot of all too familiar songs re-mixed and re-done for this project. The Spanish accents and the "dialogues" are apparently from the two (2) movies, so it's like providing us with the soundtracks without the need to extract them for a car audio. I don't have anything against that either.
Best regards to all,
Chris

Thanks Tobi for posting, also.

The most intrigued now for me is how disc 3 will sound; meaning you only hear the dialogues on number one and i believe The Chase and one other (out of 10). So that's a bonus.

Chris will always be my number one artist that's all i can say.

You can now listen to more tracks at BBC Music because they started rotating other tracks from the new album, not only Dancing My Blues Away.

Simon Mayo Drivetime is interviewing Chris Rea on BBC radio.

Simon's guest after 6 is the Middlesbrough-born musician Chris Rea. Renowned for his distinctive vocal and guitar sound on hits such as 'The Road to Hell' and 'Auberge', Chris' latest release is a film and album called the 'Santo Spirito Project'.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b0140tyw

Interview starts at about 1 hr 5 mins and goes to 1 hr 23 mins

Yes, Chris already posted a link in a different topic, I think it's a great interview