Blue Rodeo - Tremolo

Tracks

		Track Name	Length
	1	Moon & Tree
	2	Shed My Skin
	3	No Miracle, No Dazzle
	4	Falling Down Blue
	5	I Could Never Be That Man
	6	Beautiful Blue
	7	Fallen from Grace
	8	Me & Baz
	9	Disappear
	10	It Could Happen to You
	11	Dragging On
	12	Brother Andre's Heart
	13	Frog's Lullaby
	14	Graveyard

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Recorded in between solo albums by co-leaders Greg Keelor and Jim Cuddy, the seventh album by Toronto's Blue Rodeo is a comfortably loose set of country-tinged pop tunes more in keeping with their Buffalo Springfield-influenced early albums ... Full Descriptionthan their more wide-ranging recent albums like NOWHERE TO HERE or LOST TOGETHER.

Recorded pretty much live--studio banter and noises crop up here and there, like the sneeze towards the beginning of "Beautiful Blue"--the album mostly goes for a loping, Wilcoesque alt.country groove, as on the twangy "I Could Never Be That Man" or the more melancholy "Moon and Tree." Elsewhere, the group rocks out hard on the snarling "No Miracle," adds strings to a couple of songs, essays the jazzy ballad "Falling Down Blue" and even throws in a gentle ambient instrumental called "Frog's Lullaby." TREMOLO is wide-ranging and eclectic, in the best possible sense.

Recording information: Chemical Sound; Reaction Studios.

Photographer: John Bentham.

Personnel: Jim Cuddy (vocals, guitar, mandolin, piano); Greg Keelor (vocals, guitar, drums); James Gray (guitar, keyboards); Bazil Donovan (guitar, upright bass); Glenn Milchem (guitar, drums, percussion); John Whynot (guitar, background vocals); Colin Cripps (guitar); Kim Deschamps (bottleneck guitar, lap steel guitar, banjo); My Hyon Kim, David McFadden, Vera Tarnowsky, Adele Armin (violin); Artur Jansons, Kent Teeple (viola); Kirk Worthington, Audrey King (cello).

Audio Mixers: John Whynot; Thom Panunzio.

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