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专辑名称: Raise The Roof (Deluxe Edition)
创作艺人: [Robert Plant & Alison Krauss]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟14首
出品公司: Warner Music UK
发行时间: 2021/11/19
官方标价: £13.69 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Quattro (World Drifts In)
The Price of Love
Go Your Way
Trouble with My Lover
Searching For My Love
Can't Let Go
It Don’t Bother Me
You Led Me to The Wrong
Last Kind Words Blues
High and Lonesome
Going Where the Lonely Go
Somebody Was Watching Over Me
My Heart Would Know
You Can’t Rule Me
详细介绍:
The druid Robert Plant and the country princess Alison Krauss first crossed paths in 2004 at a tribute concert to folk-bluesman Leadbelly. Two years later, they recorded their first album as a duo, Raising Sand, a precious gem of American music in the broadest sense, elevated by a repertoire based around selected covers with T Bone Burnett producing. This sequel arrives thirteen years on, but it is as if no time had passed at all. Right from the get go this second album boasts more or less the same hard core of musicians as the first: Marc Ribot on guitar, Jay Bellerose on drums, Dennis Crouch on double bass and of course old T Bone on the console. Except for one song, this is still a record made up of covers, fished out of the treasure chest of American music, from Don Everly and Hank Williams to Calexico, Allen Toussaint, Bert Jansch and Merle Haggard plus some others who are much more obscure. Take, for example, Randy Weeks or indeed Mrs Geeshie Wiley, whose Last Kind Words Blues is daringly covered here: one of the most sacred, mysterious and untouchable pieces of old-time blues. And they do it very well, without imitation, by taking it to an Appalachian place, somewhere High and lonesome, as the only song on the album written by Robert Plant is titled. Another example is the last track on the album, Lucinda Williams%27 You Can%27t Rule Me, which they make sound like a Howlin%27 Wolf cover. Without exception, this record is a great moment of musical alchemy, a reunion of folk ghosts who would rather share a beer in the shadows, than go around spooking people. Robert Plant, Alison Krauss and the team never overdo it: their approach to this legendary American music is one of the utmost simplicity and freedom. And that%27s only natural: they are a part of that tradition themselves. © Stéphane Deschamps/Qobuz
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