Product Details
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| 1. Fallen Angel |
| 2. Showdown At Big Sky |
| 3. Broken Arrow |
| 4. Sweet Fire Of Love |
| 5. American Roulette |
| 6. Somewhere Down The Crazy River |
| 7. Hell's Half Acre |
| 8. Sonny Got Caught In The Moonlight |
| 9. Testimony |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding Debut From a Master Craftsman,
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This review is from: Robbie Robertson (Audio CD)
A truly "American" album, very spiritual, ethereal, sort of like a thunder storm. "Fallen Angel" has the dignity, insistence, and defiance of an unbroken man, "Big Sky" is one of the most dramatic songs I have ever heard; I have seen two hour movies with less emotion, drama, conviction, action, and passion than this song.Robertson's voice is a unique instrument. I kind of like it, not only because it sounds unique, but because Robbie forces you to understand what he tells you, almost like a griot. Clearly one of the best debuts of the 1980's, and undeniable confirmation of Robbie Robertson's stature in music history.
5.0 out of 5 stars
RR's 1st release,
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This review is from: Robbie Robertson (Audio CD)
Anybody who thinks Popman Stewart's version of Broken Arrow is better than Robertson's is absolutely irrevocably insane.This is one of the most original and innovative efforts by an American (well, closer than England, at least) artist since Dylan hit the scene. Robertson's First Nations roots in music comes out in some of the most beautiful, high pitched, spiritual and soulful outcries, which blend with that deep voice like sweet and sour do on the palate. Crazy River is an absolute masterpiece. Don't think twice - snatch this one up.
5.0 out of 5 stars
a classic,
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This review is from: Robbie Robertson (Audio CD)
I was lucky enough to have a father who listened to good music. I grew up with Robbie Robertson, Peter Gabriel, Ricky Lee Jones and U2 blazing out of our speakers. The other day, I visited my father and, looking through the old casettes (yes, there was a time when we all listened to tapes, remember?) I rediscovered this album. I had goosebumps listening to it. "Fallen Angel" and "Broken Arrow" are absolutely breath taking. I think some of the best lyrics ever are included on this record. I keep hoping Robertson will come out with something new, something that addresses the current world situation. He's a poet.
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