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Ryan Adams plans new CD

Wednesday, February 28, 2007 – The prolific Ryan Adams' "Easy Tiger" is due June 5 on Lost Highway. While the final sequence is still being determined, "Easy Tiger" will be comprised of the following tracks: "Goodnight Rose", "Everybody Knows", "The Sun Also Sets", "Halloween Head", "Off Broadway", "Two Hearts", "Tears Of Gold", "These Girls", "Two", "I Taught Myself How To Grow Old", "Oh My God, Whatever, Etc.", "Rip Off" and "Pearls On A String".

This will be Adams' ninth full length collection of new studio recordings, following "Heartbreaker" (2000), "Gold" (2001), 'Demolition" (2002), "Rock N Roll" (2003), "Love Is Hell" (2004), "Cold Roses" (2005), 'Jacksonville City Nights" (2005), and "29" (2006).


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CD review - Easy Tiger Ryan Adams is a freak. Every other week - it seems - there's a new Adams release, and each is different from the one before. This shows he is also getting good at making stylistic wardrobe changes, too. "Tears Of Gold" is pedal steel country, while "Pearls On A String" rolls bluegrass-y with its prominent banjo. He can be vocally gravelly and world weary one moment, then suddenly switch to a Rufus Wainwright-like falsetto as he does on "Two Hearts. ...
29
CD review - 29 Madness, sadness, love, crime, death, hope, drugs, booze and religion. Ryan Adams wrote the songs throughout his tumultuous and confusing twenties. It's a compelling confusion - full of complex stories and recurring themes that fit a cohesive concept. A track that would have fit Adams' 2005 albums recorded with the Cardinals, "Carolina Rain" is all pedal steel and Southern Gothic storytelling. But "29" is a solo effort, with producer Ethan Johns providing most of the ...
CD review - Jacksonville City Nights You�d think an artist as prolific as Ryan Adams has been in the last few years would find it difficult to stick to a certain kind of genre over the course of an album. And indeed, his sprawling major-label debut, �Gold,� included everything from a Stones-y rave up to soulful ballads tinged with Van Morrison. After spelunking into 1990s style rock on �Rock n Roll� and dirgeful melodrama on �Love Is Hell,� however, Adams is making some of the most focused - and best - music of his career. ...


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