Holy Man
Joe Lynn Turner · 2000
55 min · 13 tracks · rock music
Melodic rock anthems blend with heartfelt ballads, showcasing emotional depth and vocal prowess throughout the album.
Top tracks — play these first
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Holy Man — The title track stands out with its powerful chorus and introspective lyrics, encapsulating Turner's ability to convey deep emotion through rock music.
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No Salvation Start here — Opening the album, this track features a driving rhythm and compelling narrative that sets the tone for Turner's exploration of themes like redemption and struggle.
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Midnight in Tokyo — This song captures a vibrant energy with its catchy melody and rhythmic instrumentation, showcasing Turner's knack for creating memorable hooks.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- poignant lyrical reflections
- melodic anthems for sing-along
- evening relaxation soundtrack
Maybe skip if you
- seeking high-energy tracks
- prefer short standalone songs
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Breakthrough — Rekindled interest in Turner's solo career after previous projects.
- Career context
- Released in 2000, Holy Man is Joe Lynn Turner's fifth solo album, marking a return to the rock sound after his work with Rainbow and Yngwie Malmsteen. At this point in his career, Turner was exploring a more mature sound, following his earlier successes and collaborations in the hard rock genre during the 1980s.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Glenn Hughes· David Coverdale· Steve Perry
Tracklist
- 1 No Salvation Start here 4:40
- 2 Holy Man 4:38
- 3 Anything 4:57
- 4 Honest Crime 4:10
- 5 Wolves at the Door 3:38
- 6 Angle 4:27
- 7 Something New 4:41
- 8 Breaking Away 2:49
- 9 Love Is Blind 3:40
- 10 Midnight in Tokyo 5:05
- 11 Babylon 3:44
- 12 Closer 4:53
- 13 Too Blue to Sing the Blues 4:31
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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