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2001 - john phillips -. pay pack & follow {flac}
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2001 - john phillips -. pay pack & follow {flac}
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Style : Rock
Format : FLAC / mp3
Type : TRACKS
Bitrate : LOSSLESS / 320
Country : USA
Year : 2001

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2001 - john phillips -. pay pack & follow {flac}
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Guests: Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor, Paul Shaffer
Producer: Mick Jagger; Keith Richards




The Mamas and the Papas' founding member, John Phillips, released his second solo effort 20 years after the fact. The result of a series of recording sessions that span the years 1973-1979,
Pay Pack & Follow was begun while Phillips was in England scoring the soundtrack for the David Bowie film The Man Who Fell to Earth. Following completion, the album's master tapes were misplaced
several times before they were finally recovered from a Brooklyn storage space for the disc's 2001 release. Produced by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, the set is a mixed bag of space pop,
blues, and psychedelic ditties. Richards' always engaging guitar work can be heard on every tune while Jagger sings backup on four of the nine tracks.
Also present are the Stones' Mick Taylor and Ron Wood. So it's not surprising that the set has a distinct '70s-era Rolling Stones flavor. Stronger tracks, such as the ambling "Oh Virginia," benefit greatly
from Richards' and Taylor's adept interplay while others seem lost in their too-heavy reliance on the bandmembers. Phillips' gift for catchy, melodic pop is in evidence, though, particularly
on the jaded "Sunset Boulevard" and the starry-eyed "Wilderness of Love." ~ Travis Drageset, All Music Guide


Track listing

1 Mr. Blue (3:50)
2 She's Just 14 (4:57)
3 Wilderness of Love (3:50)
4 Oh Virginia (4:12)
5 Sunset Boulevard (4:18)
6 Pussycat (6:09)
7 Zulu Warrior (3:29)
8 Very Dread (4:38)
9 2001 (4:39)

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