Every Man a King
James Reyne · 2007
26 min · 12 tracks · rock music
A reflective blend of rock and storytelling that captures the nuances of life's complexities.
Why this album works
The album received positive reviews for its songwriting and Reyne's vocal performance, contributing to his continued legacy in the Australian rock scene. It demonstrated Reyne's ability to evolve while staying true to his roots, making it an important entry in his discography during a time when he was navigating the complexities of post-band life.
- Career context
- Released in 2007, 'Every Man a King' marked James Reyne's return to solo work after several years focused on his band, Australian Crawl. This album followed his 2005 release 'All in the Family' and showcased a shift towards more personal and introspective themes in his songwriting, solidifying his reputation as a thoughtful lyricist.
- Stylistic neighbors
- John Mayer· Daniel Lanois· ZZ Top
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Little Man You've Had a Busy Day
- 2 Stop Draggin' My Name Around Standout
- 3 Mr International 4:03
- 4 Sammy and Doofus and Our Man in New York
- 5 Light in the Tunnel Standout 3:50
- 6 Cry Baby Killer 3:49
- 7 Broken Romeo 3:23
- 8 Superannuated Idol Standout 2:29
- 9 I'm a Man
- 10 Lapis Lazuli
- 11 The Postman 3:19
- 12 The Light in the Tunnel (reprise) 5:37
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