James Reyne
James Reyne · 1987
50 min · 11 tracks · rock music
A vibrant blend of rock and pop infused with storytelling and a distinctly Australian flair.
Why this album works
The album was well-received, peaking at number 10 on the Australian charts and solidifying Reyne as a prominent figure in the Australian rock scene. Its commercial success laid the groundwork for his subsequent solo career, influencing future generations of Australian musicians.
- Best for
- vibrant storytelling with flair engaging sing-along energy for afternoon drives
- Context
- James Reyne's self-titled debut album marked his transition from frontman of the successful band Australian Crawl to a solo artist. Released in 1987, this album established Reyne's signature sound while reflecting his lyrical prowess and personal style post-Australian Crawl’s breakup in 1986.
- Stylistic neighbors
- John Mayer· Daniel Lanois· ZZ Top
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Fall of Rome Standout 4:59
- 2 Hammerhead 4:46
- 3 Mr. Sandman 4:24
- 4 Counting on Me 4:23
- 5 Always the Way Standout 7:24
- 6 Land of Hope and Glory 4:19
- 7 Motor's Too Fast Standout 4:13
- 8 Heaven on a Stick 3:24
- 9 Rip It Up 5:42
- 10 Burning Wood 2:44
- 11 The Traveller 4:20
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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