Fresh Horses

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Fresh Horses was intended to creatively rejuvenate Brooks's career; it wound up as his biggest commercial disappointment, with sales of "only" four million. Brooks blamed his record label, but too many of the songs simply weren't as good as those on No Fences and Ropin' the Wind. The traditional country element is almost completely replaced here by uptempo rockers and folk-pop ballads. With its martial drums and droning bagpipes, "Ireland" sounds a lot closer to U2 than George Strait, and not as good as either. "The Fever" grafts rodeo lyrics onto Aerosmith's hard-rock original, while "The Beaches of Cheyenne" is a rewrite of Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" as a cowboy soap opera. "Midnight Cinderella" comes off as playfully lascivious, but "She's Every Woman" features a lyric so cloying that it'd make Dan Fogelberg blush. --Rick Mitchell

Fresh Horses,Garth Brooks,Capitol,Contemporary Country,Country,Country & Western,Country-Pop,New Traditionalist,Pop

Average customer rating: the song i want isn't on here!!! Wrong songs listed Great cd overlooked and underappreciated This horse has thrown a shoe...

Fresh Horses Garth Brooks Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: In Pieces Ropin' the Wind The Chase Sevens Scarecrow ASIN: B00005176E Release Date: 2000-11-21

Tracks:

1. Old Stuff, The
2. Cowboys And Angels
3. Fever, The
4. That Ol' Wind
5. Rollin'
6. Change, The
7. Beaches Of Cheyenne, The
8. To Make You Feel My Love (from "Hope Floats")
9. It's Midnight Cinderella
10. She's Every Woman
11. Ireland

Amazon.com Music Reviews

Fresh Horses was intended to creatively rejuvenate Brooks's career; it wound up as his biggest commercial disappointment, with sales of "only" four million. Brooks blamed his record label, but too many of the songs simply weren't as good as those on No Fences and Ropin' the Wind. The traditional country element is almost completely replaced here by uptempo rockers and folk-pop ballads. With its martial drums and droning bagpipes, "Ireland" sounds a lot closer to U2 than George Strait, and not as good as either. "The Fever" grafts rodeo lyrics onto Aerosmith's hard-rock original, while "The Beaches of Cheyenne" is a rewrite of Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" as a cowboy soap opera. "Midnight Cinderella" comes off as playfully lascivious, but "She's Every Woman" features a lyric so cloying that it'd make Dan Fogelberg blush. --Rick Mitchell

Customer Reviews:

the song i want isn't on here!!!.......2007-01-17

It says online that the song, "To Make You Feel My Love" is on this CD. I get the CD and the song is not on here! I will not listen to this CD. That is the only song I wanted it for.

Wrong songs listed.......2006-06-13

I ordered this CD and it does not have "To Make You Feel My Love' on it.

Great cd.......2005-11-27

Garth is one of the greatest entertainers of all time. His cds range from good to so-so. This is one of my faviorte Garth cds probably because its not traditional. This cd may have not been a big seller for Garth, but he is diffently at his peak on this cd. This cd has many good songs, including Ireland and The Ol' Wind. Pick up this cd if you like country or just good music.

overlooked and underappreciated.......2005-09-23

There is no Garth Album I don't like, adm I know this album was highly unsuccesful, and was said to be designed to rejuvenate his career, with upbeat uptempo party music that you'd play at a mad house party with no deep, meaningness at all. But it is much more than that. This would of been the last of his albums I'd of bought, but my ex-father gave it to me along with a couple other cd's early in 2002. It still has some of his most compelling, bold and meaningful songs, That Old Wind , the longest song he has ever recorded, which is a love ballad. The Change, is right up there with We Shall Be Free, his most contreversial song he ever wrote, it is hard to beat in his inspirational music. About the Oklahoma City bombing the song is incredible telling us how with just one faithful soul hanging on out of thousands hope and miracles will remain. The Beaches Of Cheyenne, is a downbeat song about an addicted rodeo man who dies bull riding and his wife runs out in the ocean and dissapears for good. She's Every Woman is another example of meaningful songs, you probably already know it. And Ireland, is an anthem to the country, to say the least, the anthem is isn't even in the same neighborhood as how this album was labeled.

This horse has thrown a shoe..........2005-05-03

This album shows Garth not really sure WHAT he wants to do..is he shooting for a big "crossover" album with pop appeal? Back to basics country? Songs that will sound good live? Trying to "stretch" his sound? The answer is yes..yes..yes..and yes, resulting in an album that sounds like a batch of songs stuck together at random rather than a collection of material with a flow.

HIGHLIGHTS:
"Beaches of Cheyenne" is probably the best track here, crafting a ghost story around a bull-riding tragedy. "That Ol' Wind" tells the tale of a musician's reunion with a one-night stand that's touching. "The Change" is a cry against evil. Though it's a bit overblown by itself, it's masterful when seen in the video that combines Brooks with footage of the aftermath of the 1995 bombing of Oklahoma City's Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

LOWS:
"It's Midnight, Cinderella" was already on the brink of cheesiness with its fairy-tale metaphor casting Brooks as "Peter Peter the Pumpkin Eater" come to get the vulnerable Cinderella once her "Prince charming sure seemed different right after the ball" but the line "I'll show you what it means to bip,bip,bip,bip,bobbidy boo" is really beyond the pale. Kim Williams, Kent Blazy, and his Garthness should all take a set of spurs to the rear for writing that stinker. "Ireland" was most likely only placed on the CD in preparation for his then-groundbreaking Irish tour stops and would have been better released only in the Emerald Isle. The song sounds completely out of place..almost like a Big Country outtake. "Cowboys and Angels" is so lackluster you wonder why Garth let it on the album. Because he co-wrote it? "Fever" is loosely based on an Aerosmith tune with the lyrics (formerly about partyin' hard) re-written to be about a rodeo broncbuster. Country radio balked at playing it and it helped stall the album commercially. (To be fair, tacking fiddles onto screaming electric guitar doesn't really make the song country. Country radio was right to dismiss the track.) It probably makes a great concert number, but it's not that good on disc.

BOTTOM LINE:
For true Garth diehards only, and even then you should get it used.

Average customer rating: Another Great Release from a Band that should have never Broken Up Its every bit as good as their first album Great Tunes Oh, What Could Have Been... Even better than the first

The Bottle & Fresh Horses Refreshments Manufacturer: Island / Mercury ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Post Grunge | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy Americano Live at Billy Bob's Texas No More Beautiful World Sonoran Hope & Madness ASIN: B000001EWQ Release Date: 1997-09-16

Tracks:

1. Tributary Otis
2. Preacher's Daughter
3. Wanted
4. Sin Nombre
5. Heaven Or The Highway Out Of Town
6. Buy American
7. Dotty
8. Good Year
9. Fonder And Blonder
10. Birds Sing
11. Horses
12. Broken Record
13. Una Soda

Customer Reviews:

Another Great Release from a Band that should have never Broken Up.......2007-05-26

I don't go so far as saying it is better than the first album, because that one was perfect, literally. However, this album is very strong as well. The two strongest cuts are by far "Broken Record" (which Roger still does in concerts ) and "Birds Sing" (which I think is as beautiful a song as the Refreshments have made). Roger Clyne is a major talent and his fellow bandmates are pretty damn good to. I suggest both Refreshments albums and all of Roger's new stuff. Great band that should have never broken up!

Its every bit as good as their first album.......2007-02-07

This album is fantastic. Their first record was great too. I dont agree with the people who say that this album isnt as good as their first one, it is probably better actually but theres no use squabbling about that since both records are better than 90% of the other bands out there. I do agree with the people who say that they should have gotten more credit, but talent just isnt needed for mainstream music these days and its a damn shame. Fonder and Blonder, Wanted, Preachers Daughter, Sin Nombre and Buy American are all killer songs, fantastic songwritng, playing and singing-this band is the real deal.

Great Tunes.......2006-02-09

Are these boys from Arizona? Great tunes with a splash of Mexican. When I was mixing some border tunes for a CD it came in handy. Really rocks along and gets you down the road to work with some catchy lyrics and sounds. Looking forward to their next effort. Played some tracks for my buddies and they all seemed to really like it.

Oh, What Could Have Been... .......2005-12-21

This was the piece that completed my collection of the Roger Clyne & Co. oeuvre, as of Dec-05. I'd resisted it for the better part of a decade, after the guy who turned me onto The Refreshments in the first place told me it wasn't worth the effort required to place it in your CD player and press "play."

Well, I can now say that such a criticism was clearly over the top, though I could understand his frustration to an extent. My biggest bitch about this whole effort is that, much unlike FFBB (or any Peacemakers effort), it didn't seem like they had fun making this one, and if they did, they certainly failed to sell me on that. I can just about hear a record company suit breathing down their necks throughout the whole thing. On "Tributary Otis," which for better or worse opens this CD, I imagine someone in the control room asking "Uh, could you make it sound more 'Gin Blossoms-y?'" Listen to that track, and follow it up with "Follow You Down" from GB's "Congratulations I'm Sorry," and there you have it.

Lyrically (a very strong point of FFBB), the highs are high, and the lows low. I find it pretty much laughable to hear a band quote lyrics from their first CD on their second, but they did it on "Fonder & Blonder" - see "Down Together" from FFBB. It makes me think they'd run out of ideas rather quickly.

I find the strong tracks as good as anything RC has put out there (IMHO: "Wanted," "Heaven or the Highway," "Preacher's Daughter," "Broken Record"), and the weaker ones not so much "bad" as, well, completely non-offensive yet equally forgettable music.

Taken out of its context, I believe TB&FH to be a good (though well short of great) collection of fun, rollicking tunes. However, as a follow-up to FFBB, which has held "Desert Island Disc" status to me since its first spin, it's a textbook sophomore letdown.

Thankfully, Roger rocks on with the Peacemakers. I commend their entire catalog to your listening.

Even better than the first.......2005-10-22

This is the second and last album by Tempe, Arizona desert-rockers The Refreshments.
Its sound is noticeably more refined and smoother than the band's first album, but all the good qualities of that album--the fun, the mariachi instrumentation, the high quality lyrics--are all still here, though this album is certainly sadder and more thoughtful.
Like "Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy," this is a great CD for any road trip through western desert, and it contains great pop/rock songs that certain of us 1990s music-o-philes will have stuck in our heads until we're dead.
I consider both of this band's albums essential for any good modern rock collection, and wish they were still around to make some more. They were getting better with every album, and it's a bummer they're off all doing their own things now--though I hear Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers (the lead vocalist's current band) are pretty good too.

Average customer rating: My favourite CD of the year! Soothing, Incredible Voice, Relaxing Vibe New Power Behind the Voice How I miss those CW days... I've never met a Dickinson I didn't like...

Fresh Wine for the Horses Rob Dickinson Manufacturer: Sanctuary Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ferment Chrome Adam and Eve Happy Days Like Cats and Dogs ASIN: B000ANVPC4 Release Date: 2005-09-13

Tracks:

1. My Name Is Love
2. Oceans
3. The Night
4. Mutineer
5. Intelligent People
6. Handsome
7. Bathe Away
8. The Storm
9. Bad Beauty
10. Dont Change
11. Towering And Flowering

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Five years after his former band came to sputtering halt, ex-Catherine Wheel frontman (and cousin to Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson!) Rob Dickinson packs away the bruising guitar riffs and returns with a positively grown-up solo debut. Optimism and innocence streak through stately piano ballads, woozy strings and jingle-jangle acoustic guitars take the place of white-noise, and Dickinson's voice settles into an affecting falsetto. He's finally written a worthwhile follow-up to "Black Metallic" in the excellent "My Name Is Love," although always a weak lyricist, his songwriting skills could still use a little refinement ("You've just got to smile and hang out with intelligent people," goes the particularly uninspired chorus of "Intelligent People"--proving his old band's extreme penchant for feedback wasn't entirely pointless). Nevertheless, his renewed passion can't be doubted, especially in sweet melodies like "Oceans" and "The Night." --Aidin Vaziri

Album Description

The debut solo album from the lead singer of The Catherine Wheel is finally here. Five years after his groundbreaking band stopped making records, Rob Dickinson has delivered the sweeping, heartbreaking opus we knew he had in his back pocket. Always known for crafting superb albums for his criminally overlooked band, Dickinson takes us through his lush musical landscapes with beauty, power, romance and lots of guitar. From the fi rst note of "My Name Is Love", Dickinson takes you on an unforgettable journey where you believe every heartfelt note.

Customer Reviews:

My favourite CD of the year!.......2007-04-18

As a CW fan, I was afraid that Rob might go too far the other way to avoid being too closely identified with his previous group. Thankfully that's not the case. His solo CD is a natural progression from CW. This CD would be a natural follow up to Wishville. This is the best CD of the year in my opinion and I'm elated that some record company had the good sense to release it.

Soothing, Incredible Voice, Relaxing Vibe.......2007-04-10

I actually checked this one out after hearing a song used in a commercial, and realizing that they gave a quick artist credit at the end; finally caught it and picked it up. Oddly enough, it turns out that Rob Dickinson is Bruce Dickinson's (of classic NWOBHM band Iron Maiden) cousin, and as one might expect, he has quite the set of pipes on him. It is utilized, however, in a completely different way and in a completely different style....and the results are excellent.

Rob Dickinson is not only a great songwriter, but has an amazing voice and compelling musical sensibility to go with it....this has become one of my favorite weekend morning CD's to listen to while putting around with a mug of coffee. Every song on this album is great, there is no filler whatsoever...the first half is relatively low-key, an almost folk-oriented, guitar-strumming vibe in which you are caressed by Dickinson's baritone quasi-Leonard Cohen stylings, but switches gears mid way through the album into a bit more up tempo alt-rock vein, perhaps more akin to Bush. Did I mention his voice is amazing? Excellent singer/songwriter album in the vein of Travis or perhaps Pete Yorn. Highly recommended; almost anyone would enjoy this.

New Power Behind the Voice.......2006-09-17

Rob now has the power he has always needed in his voice to make his voice one of the best of any male vocalist around. In the past, some critics had complained that his voice was breathy and airless, but no more. He seems to have harnessed his own raw power and given an incredible performance on "Fresh Wine for the Horses". His lyrics, as always, are cryptic, meaningful, and profound. My particular favorite is "The Storm". It has special meaning for those of us who have to ride out our own storms far too often.

How I miss those CW days..........2006-05-08

It was such a shame... a year after Wishville faded into obscurity (thanks to yet another record label that didn't give a $#@t), Coldplay broke HUGE on the scene. Anyone else think this was a crime? Anyone else joke to their significant other, who is sick of hearing of the good ol CW days, that Gwenyth Paltrow should be having bizzaro named children with Rob instead right now? ;)

I had really given up on any hope of hearing anything from anyone in the band ever again. I accepted it and moved on... Then one day, for ol times sake I did a search on CW online and found out that Rob's solo album (which we first heard rumblings of YEARS ago) was coming out that very next week. I thought it was a joke....

The album is bittersweet. While it is not Catherine Wheel (for the record, my two fave CW albums were Chrome and A&E), some of the songs on this are very CW-esque to me. It's funny that the two that were from the Wishville sessions w/Brian and Neil, I picked out right away before reading the liner notes... Ah, what a treat! I wasn't even a huge fan of Wishville, but don't care anymore as I'll take ANYthing from these guys wince we've been so deprived since 2000.

I'm not sure what my favorite on this is... I have really come to love My Name Is Love, The Storm and Oceans... Bad Beauty is great too.

I saw Rob twice since Sept and was in awe of how strong and emotional his voice still is. Alone on stage with his guitar, he had more talent than most bands out there right now. It is a crime, as usual, that only CW fans know of this album! It would be SO awesome if these guys could reunite... Rob, Brian, Neil and Dave.. the original 4... I doubt it'll happen. Though I doubted I'd see anything from any of them again.

Either way - Thanks Rob for reminding me how much I loved this band and feeling that rush when seeing you play live -- Now call up Brian, Neil and Dave and play a show or two for us.. You know you want to ;)

I've never met a Dickinson I didn't like..........2006-03-04

I can't do this release justice without first commenting on my experience at Rob's performance at the Mercury Lounge in NYC. This guy has more talent and presence than just about anyone I've seen or heard in years. He performed most of the album (is that still what they're called these days?) and several songs off of each Catherine Wheel release, playing only an acoustic guitar and harmonica, with an FX pedal or two. Although I would have given anything to see the whole CW band back together, and expected this show (and disc)to be a lesser substitute, I was blown away. I hate to say it but I did't even miss the rest of the band - each song was executed with such feeling, nuance and delivery that he captured the sound as I remembered it from the studio recordings. The aural equivalent of an optical illusion. He did say however that the band would be getting back together again (although the rest of them didn't know it yet).

Getting to the 'product' now. Like I've experenced with every release since 'Ferment', I was initially unhappy that it didn't sound like its predecessor, but with repeated listens became totally won over by the craft of the songs (even Wishville). Similarly, 'Fresh Wine For The Horses' took about ten listens to really like as much as the rest of the CW catalogue; hearing it performed live in context with his commentary and along side his earlier work made me appreciate how his songwriting has evolved and adapted. The main comparison that comes to mind in this regard is Elvis Costello. Plus the guy is so damn nice. He let a begging audience member come on stage and sing harmony on 'Ma Solitude' as someone yelled from the crowd "you better be good or we'll KILL you". He also autographed my wife for me.

Average customer rating: the song i want isn't on here!!! Wrong songs listed Great cd overlooked and underappreciated This horse has thrown a shoe...

Fresh Horses ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music New Traditionalist | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: In Pieces Ropin' the Wind The Chase Sevens Scarecrow ASIN: B000002TVR

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Fresh Horses was intended to creatively rejuvenate Brooks's career; it wound up as his biggest commercial disappointment, with sales of "only" four million. Brooks blamed his record label, but too many of the songs simply weren't as good as those on No Fences and Ropin' the Wind. The traditional country element is almost completely replaced here by uptempo rockers and folk-pop ballads. With its martial drums and droning bagpipes, "Ireland" sounds a lot closer to U2 than George Strait, and not as good as either. "The Fever" grafts rodeo lyrics onto Aerosmith's hard-rock original, while "The Beaches of Cheyenne" is a rewrite of Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" as a cowboy soap opera. "Midnight Cinderella" comes off as playfully lascivious, but "She's Every Woman" features a lyric so cloying that it'd make Dan Fogelberg blush. --Rick Mitchell

Customer Reviews:

the song i want isn't on here!!!.......2007-01-17

It says online that the song, "To Make You Feel My Love" is on this CD. I get the CD and the song is not on here! I will not listen to this CD. That is the only song I wanted it for.

Wrong songs listed.......2006-06-13

I ordered this CD and it does not have "To Make You Feel My Love' on it.

Great cd.......2005-11-27

Garth is one of the greatest entertainers of all time. His cds range from good to so-so. This is one of my faviorte Garth cds probably because its not traditional. This cd may have not been a big seller for Garth, but he is diffently at his peak on this cd. This cd has many good songs, including Ireland and The Ol' Wind. Pick up this cd if you like country or just good music.

overlooked and underappreciated.......2005-09-23

There is no Garth Album I don't like, adm I know this album was highly unsuccesful, and was said to be designed to rejuvenate his career, with upbeat uptempo party music that you'd play at a mad house party with no deep, meaningness at all. But it is much more than that. This would of been the last of his albums I'd of bought, but my ex-father gave it to me along with a couple other cd's early in 2002. It still has some of his most compelling, bold and meaningful songs, That Old Wind , the longest song he has ever recorded, which is a love ballad. The Change, is right up there with We Shall Be Free, his most contreversial song he ever wrote, it is hard to beat in his inspirational music. About the Oklahoma City bombing the song is incredible telling us how with just one faithful soul hanging on out of thousands hope and miracles will remain. The Beaches Of Cheyenne, is a downbeat song about an addicted rodeo man who dies bull riding and his wife runs out in the ocean and dissapears for good. She's Every Woman is another example of meaningful songs, you probably already know it. And Ireland, is an anthem to the country, to say the least, the anthem is isn't even in the same neighborhood as how this album was labeled.

This horse has thrown a shoe..........2005-05-03

This album shows Garth not really sure WHAT he wants to do..is he shooting for a big "crossover" album with pop appeal? Back to basics country? Songs that will sound good live? Trying to "stretch" his sound? The answer is yes..yes..yes..and yes, resulting in an album that sounds like a batch of songs stuck together at random rather than a collection of material with a flow.

HIGHLIGHTS:
"Beaches of Cheyenne" is probably the best track here, crafting a ghost story around a bull-riding tragedy. "That Ol' Wind" tells the tale of a musician's reunion with a one-night stand that's touching. "The Change" is a cry against evil. Though it's a bit overblown by itself, it's masterful when seen in the video that combines Brooks with footage of the aftermath of the 1995 bombing of Oklahoma City's Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.

LOWS:
"It's Midnight, Cinderella" was already on the brink of cheesiness with its fairy-tale metaphor casting Brooks as "Peter Peter the Pumpkin Eater" come to get the vulnerable Cinderella once her "Prince charming sure seemed different right after the ball" but the line "I'll show you what it means to bip,bip,bip,bip,bobbidy boo" is really beyond the pale. Kim Williams, Kent Blazy, and his Garthness should all take a set of spurs to the rear for writing that stinker. "Ireland" was most likely only placed on the CD in preparation for his then-groundbreaking Irish tour stops and would have been better released only in the Emerald Isle. The song sounds completely out of place..almost like a Big Country outtake. "Cowboys and Angels" is so lackluster you wonder why Garth let it on the album. Because he co-wrote it? "Fever" is loosely based on an Aerosmith tune with the lyrics (formerly about partyin' hard) re-written to be about a rodeo broncbuster. Country radio balked at playing it and it helped stall the album commercially. (To be fair, tacking fiddles onto screaming electric guitar doesn't really make the song country. Country radio was right to dismiss the track.) It probably makes a great concert number, but it's not that good on disc.

BOTTOM LINE:
For true Garth diehards only, and even then you should get it used.

Average customer rating:

Fresh Horses Garth Brooks Manufacturer: Capitol Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: In Pieces No Fences Ropin' the Wind The Chase Sevens ASIN: B000MFMQWI

Product Description

Original 1995 release of this title with 10 tracks, as follows: 1. The Old Stuff 2. Cowboys And Angels 3. The Fever 4. That Ol' Wind 5. Rollin' 6. The Change 7. The Beaches Of Cheyenne 8. It's Midnight Cinderella 9. She's Every Woman 10. Ireland

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Fresh Horses - The Limited Series Edition Garth Brooks Manufacturer: Capitol Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ropin' the Wind Garth Brooks ASIN: B000JWS2YU

Product Description

Rare limited edition version of hugely successful album. 11 tracks.

Average customer rating: A great blues album WOW!

Fresh Horses Jim Byrnes Manufacturer: Black Hen ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Blues | Styles | Music Electric Blues Guitar | Blues | Styles | Music Modern Blues | Blues | Styles | Music General | Folk | Styles | Music Similar Items: Burning/I Turned My Nights into Days That River ASIN: B0001I1D34 Release Date: 2006-02-21

Tracks:

1. B's Blues
2. Fresh Horses
3. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
4. For the Turnstiles
5. I Can't Be Satisfied
6. Embers
7. 12 Questions
8. Just a Pilgrim
9. I've Got Blood in My Eyes for You
10. Postcard from Mexico (Una Carda Postal de Mexico)
11. Love Is Just a Gamble
12. East Virginia

Customer Reviews:

A great blues album.......2005-11-02

I've never been a big fan of much blues music. Not because I don't like it; just 'cause I'd never really heard anything that caught my ear. Jim Byrnes' "That River" (1995) is one of my all-time favorite albums. And I must say that I think "Fresh Horses" is his best release yet. I would recommend this album to anyone and everyone.

Fantastic album by an incredible musician.

WOW!.......2004-04-03

What can I say? This has got to be Jim Byrnes' best album to date.
Each album gets better and better, as Jim goes on. A truly great melodic blues album. The cover of Bob Dylan's `Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues' is absolutely stunning. I can't reccomend this album enough!

Average customer rating:

Fresh Horses ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0009A1GP4

Product Description

Tracks: 1) Greasy Chicken 2) Can't Let It Go 3) Fresh Horses 4)Down By the River 5) Hurricane 6) Don't Break My Heart That Way 7) Be By You 8)Cold Cruel Wind 9) Crushed Velvet Elvis 10) Sleep Will Know

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Fresh Wine for the Horses Rob Dickinson Manufacturer: Sanctuary ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000A6SYA2 Release Date: 2005-09-13

Tracks:

1. My Name Is Love
2. Oceans
3. Night
4. Mutineer
5. Intelligent People
6. Handsome
7. Bathe Away
8. Storm
9. Bad Beauty
10. Don't Change
11. Towering and Flowering

Album Description

Debut solo album from the lead singer of The Catherine Wheel is finally here. Rob Dickinson is a songwriter and lyricist of rare and sometimes audacious talent, Dickinson takes us through his lush musical landscapes with beauty, power, romance and lots of guitar. Sanctuary. 2005.

Album Details

The Debut Solo Album from the Lead Singer of the Catherine Wheel is Finally Here. Five Years after his Ground-breaking Band Stopped Making Records, Rob Dickinson Has Delivered the Sweeping, Heartbreaking Opus We Knew He Had in his Back Pocket.

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Fresh Horses: The Limited Edition Manufacturer: Capital: The Limited Edition ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items: Garth Brooks Ropin' the Wind ASIN: B00024I15A

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