Ray Bonneville - Roll It Down
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Track List: Roll It Down
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- Tomorrow's YesterdayDownload & Buy
- Under The BridgeDownload & Buy
- July SunDownload & Buy
- Roll It DownDownload & Buy
- Oxford TownDownload & Buy
- Walk With MeDownload & Buy
- Tiptoe SpiderDownload & Buy
- ow MatinDownload & Buy
- Who's Talkin' To MeDownload & Buy
- Stand Real StillDownload & Buy
- You Know What I MeanDownload & Buy
- I Been A TrainDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Roll It Down
- Release Date:
- 01/01/2003
- Label:
- Red House
- UPC:
- 033651017820
Pro Reviews: Roll It Down
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Roll It Down begins with a funky, roots rockbased "Tomorrow's Yesterday,", a song that immediately brings to mind the supergroup Little Village featuring John Hiatt. The bass line is also more prominent here. "Under The Bridge" is another slow bluesoriented song that could draw comparisons to Robert Cray without the great blues guitar solo but with a credible backing keyboard. The relaxing nature of most of Ray Bonneville's work is everpresent through the baker's dozen of offerings, especially the bounce emanating from "July Sun." "You might know the way to go/If you ask a passing crow," he sings as Colin Linden helps out on mandolin. Most of the time the arrangements work but the title of the album gets the tracks off on the wrong foot, and they can't quite right themselves. The shining moment comes during "Oxford Town," a heartfelt duet with Jonell Mosser on harmony vocals, bringing to mind a possible duet between Daniel Lanois and Emmylou Harris. Another very good effort comes from "Walk With Me," a toetapping melody straight from Waylon Jennings with some fine guitar picking. Carrying the momentum during "Tiptoe Spider," this track showcases Bonneville at his best: vocal and guitar with minimal backbeat. Near the homestretch of the album, though, it appears that he is repeating himself ever so slightly. "Who's Talkin' To Me" sounds adequate, but the arrangement appears to have been done before. A Dylanlike attempt on "Stand Real Still" results in a creeping blues song that should be found on Time Out Of Mind. Finishing up with "I Been A Train," Bonneville has created another solid album blending blues, folk and a few things in between. - Jason MacNeil, All Music Guide |
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Ray Bonneville Biography
Blues singer, musician, and songwriter Ray Bonneville is a Juno Award winner originally from Canada. Before he reached his teens, his large family moved to the United States, with him in tow. A few years later, when they headed back home to Canada, B...Full Ray Bonneville Biography
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