RED Revelations by Jace Everett (CD, 2009)

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Artist: Jace Everett. Title: Red Revelations. Edition: Album. Format: CD. Missing Information?. EAN: 5060001273617. No Of Discs: 1.

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ProducerBrad Jones^Chuck Prophet^Greg Droman^Jace Everett^Mark Wright
Record LabelHump HEAD Records, IMT
UPC5060001273617
eBay Product ID (ePID)15070895937

Product Key Features

Release Year2009
FormatCD
GenreCountry
ArtistJace Everett
Release TitleRED Revelations

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in
Item Weight0.21 lb
Item Length5.60 in
Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks12
TracksPossession, Burn for You, More to Life (Cmon Cmon), The Good Life, Damned If I Do, One of Them, Permanent Thing, Little Black Dress, Lean Into the Wind, What Is It?, Slip Away, Bad Things (Theme from True Blood)
NotesUK pressing of the 2009 album from the Country star. Red Revelations is a work of rare accomplishment and abandon, brimming with barely-contained emotions and urges. They are pervasive in the music, the voice and the songwriting. Everett's music evokes the complex, vividly emotional and often over-heated works of Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Jim Morrison and Marvin Gaye, among others, precisely because it so plainly springs from the same sources of inspiration, contradiction and risk. Indiana-born and Texas-raised Everett's upbringing in the evangelical church, and his far-flung travels are apparent in his songs. All of this accounts for Everett's unique resonance: On record, on stage and combined with the visual work of other creative minds, which is set to propel him towards a big future.

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