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Life Is People
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曲目リスト
1 | There Is a Valley |
2 | Big Painter |
3 | Never Ending Happening |
4 | This World |
5 | The Healing Day |
6 | City of Dreams |
7 | Be at Peace with Yourself |
8 | Jesus, Etc |
9 | Empires |
10 | Thank You Lord |
11 | Cosmic Concerto (Life Is People) |
12 | The Coast No Man Can Tell |
商品の説明
Bill Fay is one of English music's best kept secrets. At the dawn of the 1970s, he was a one-man song factory, with a piano that spilled liquid gold and a voice every bit the equal of Ray Davies, John Lennon, early Bowie, or Procol Harum's Gary Brooker. He made two solo albums but his contract wasn't renewed, which left his LPs and his reputation to become cult items. But he never stopped writing, the music kept on coming. In his late sixties, he produced Life Is People, a studio album that shows his profoundly humanist vision is as strong as it ever was.
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- 製品サイズ : 14.1 x 12.5 x 1.19 cm; 92.13 g
- メーカー : Dead Oceans
- EAN : 0656605136127, 0714753009820
- 商品モデル番号 : 25524823
- レーベル : Dead Oceans
- ASIN : B008D1RCI6
- 原産国 : アメリカ合衆国
- ディスク枚数 : 1
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The two highlights on this album for me are "The Never Ending Happening" and "Cosmic Concerto." I am seriously considering telling my husband to have "The Never Ending Happening" played at my funeral. The song conveys so much gratitude for the gift of life inspite of the difficulties of being human.
There are two weaker tracks -- "This World" has an aggressive pop sensibility and tempo that seem out of place to me (even Jeff Tweedy can't save this song), and "Thank You Lord" just doesn't seem very interesting to me. However, on the strength of the two abovementioned classics and the other tracks, this is still a five star album.
One of the reviewers here complained that the lyrics are trite. A few are a bit hackneyed, but Fay is like Van Morrison to me, in having a voice that can convey more than words, and who can make even repeated simple lyrics seem meaningful. Yes, there are many Christian/spiritual references on the album, but this is in no way Christian Rock or any other genre whose main goal is to push a viewpoint on others. The religious references seem to come from an authentic place, and don't require your assent.
Kudos to the people who organized the recording and release of this album. I'll be checking out Bill Fay's earlier work as soon as I can.