Tonight I'm Yours Rod Stewart
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Album-Release:
1981
HRA-Release:
20.09.2013
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- 1 Tonight I'm Yours 04:11
- 2 How Long 04:14
- 3 Tora, Tora, Tora 04:31
- 4 Tear It Up 02:28
- 5 Only A Boy 04:10
- 6 Just Like A Woman 03:57
- 7 Jealous 04:32
- 8 Sonny 04:04
- 9 Young Turks 05:30
- 10 Never Give Up On A Dream 04:21
Info for Tonight I'm Yours
From the perky opening strains of the title track, TONIGHT I'M YOURS isn't a difficult album to place in time--it was recorded in 1981, and sounds it from head to toe. Though this might count against a lesser artist, we're talking about Rod Stewart, whose every artistic move has been firmly set in (and often crucial to) the period which produced it (want proof? Imagine the 70's without "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?.") TONIGHT's tight, hard-panned production techniques and electronic instrumentation only serve to endear it to the listener, from the highly stylized, very soulful cover of "How Long" to the album's biggest track--the anthemic, unabashedly synth-driven "Young Turks," and onto the album's strangest choice of cover version--a delicate, reverent reading of Dylan's "Just Like A Woman." The album closes with the inspiring epic "Never Give Up On A Dream," co-penned with Bernie Taupin, and dedicated to cancer-stricken marathoner Terry Fox.
Rod Stewart, vocals, background vocals
Jim Cregan, vocals, guitar, background vocals
Carmine Appice, vocals, drums, snare drum, background vocals
Tony Brock, vocals, drums, percussion, background vocals
Danny Johnson, guitar
Robin LeMesurier, guitar
Jeff Baxter, guitar
Byron Berline, violin, fiddle
Jimmy "Z" Zavala, harmonica, saxophone
Duane Hitchings, keyboards
Kevin Savigar, keyboards
Jay Davis, bass guitar
Tommy Vig, tubular bells, percussion
Paulinho Da Costa, percussion
Penny Jones, background vocals
Linda Lewis, background vocals
Pentecostal Community Choir
Recorded at The Record Plant, Los Angeles, California
Engineered by George Tutko and Jim Cregan
Produced by Rod Stewart and Jim Cregan
Digitally remastered
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