Is I Know That Name a good place to start with Paul Carrack?

Yes, I Know That Name is recommended as a starting point for new Paul Carrack listeners. Soulful melodies intertwine with heartfelt lyrics, showcasing Carrack's distinctive vocal prowess across a rich pop rock landscape. In 2008, Paul Carrack was in the midst of his solo career, having previously gained fame as a member of Ace and Squeeze. 'I Know That Name' marked a significant release following his successful albums in the early 2000s, further solidifying his status as a respected solo artist. This album came after his 2006 release 'Blue Views', demonstrating his continued evolution in the blue-eyed soul genre.

Who is I Know That Name for?

I Know That Name works well if you're into melancholic reflections on love, easygoing tunes for relaxation and intimate moments of connection.

How many songs are on I Know That Name?

I Know That Name has 12 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

I Know That Name

Paul Carrack · 2008

47 min · 12 tracks · pop rock

Soulful melodies intertwine with heartfelt lyrics, showcasing Carrack's distinctive vocal prowess across a rich pop rock landscape.

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Top tracks — play these first

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No Doubt About It — This track stands out with its catchy chorus and uplifting message, encapsulating Carrack's signature blend of soul and pop rock that resonates with listeners.
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Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City Start here — A cover that showcases Carrack's emotive vocal delivery, this song highlights his ability to breathe new life into classic material while retaining its emotional depth.
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Love Is Thicker Than Water — This track exemplifies Carrack's skill in crafting relatable lyrics, with a melody that intertwines seamlessly with the theme of enduring love and commitment.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

melancholic reflections on love
easygoing tunes for relaxation
intimate moments of connection
nostalgic vibes from past eras

Maybe skip if you

prefer upbeat party anthems
want complex, experimental sounds

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Deep Cut — A solid entry in Carrack's catalog that doesn't fit other specific roles.
Themes: heartfelt ballads· enduring love themes
Career context: In 2008, Paul Carrack was in the midst of his solo career, having previously gained fame as a member of Ace and Squeeze. 'I Know That Name' marked a significant release following his successful albums in the early 2000s, further solidifying his status as a respected solo artist. This album came after his 2006 release 'Blue Views', demonstrating his continued evolution in the blue-eyed soul genre.
Stylistic neighbors: Michael McDonald· Hall & Oates· Billy Joel

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

Who Am I

The lyrics shift from introspection to a direct plea for understanding and connection.

This transition emphasizes vulnerability, inviting listeners to reflect on their own identities while deepening the emotional impact of the song.