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Man Overboard Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 4:42 |
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Justine Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 4:10 |
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Nightmare Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 3:24 |
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B666 Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 5:16 |
Side Two: |
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Don't Rush The Good Things Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 3:41 |
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The Girl Can't Stop Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 3:13 |
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Jealous Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 2:32 |
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Fate Decides Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 3:03 |
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Reason Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 2:43 |
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Those Days Are Gone Date Performance: 1980, Running Time: 2:48 |
Guest Appearances » |
David Adelstein, Al(lun) Bran, Paulette Brown, Norton Buffalo, Venetta Fields, Donny Francisco, Bunny Hull, Marty Jourard, Randy Meisner, Todd Sharp, Alvin Taylor, Wendy Waldman
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Released » |
1980-09
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Format » |
Domestic Vinyl/CD Album
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Other Appearances » |
(John) Carter (Songwriter), Neil Gammack (Songwriter), Bob Welch (Songwriter), Marty Gunsaullus (Photography), Roy Kohara (Art Direction), Henry Marquez (Art Direction), Richard McKernan (Assistant Engineer), (John) Carter (Produced By), David Cole (Engineered By), Warren Dew(e)y (Additional Recording By), David Spear (Conducted By), David Spear (Arranged By), Bob Buziak (Personal Management), Kevin Dugan (Crew), Jack Nitzsche (Orchestration), Warren Dew(e)y (Additional Mixing By), Larry Rust (David Adelstein's Synthesizer Progrms By) |
Record Label » |
Capitol Records |
Catalogue Number » |
SOO 12107
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Running Time » |
35:32
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Liner Notes » |
Recorded at Capitol, Studio B
Additional recording and mixing at Sunset Sound
Randy Meisner courtesy of Portrait Records
Alvin Taylor plays Tama Drums
Al Bran plays Ovation Bass
Thanks to Donny Francisco and David Adelstein for your enthusiasm and energy, to Dave DiMartino and the Guitar Center for new stuff, and to Charles Faris for all your help.
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"Those days are gone" is the best song ! Review written by Hirishi takahara, August 28th, 2004 I'm a one of the fan, for Bob welch. oh, sorry, I can't say exactly, cause I'm a japanese in far east country. But I love the songs of Bob Welch, He's a my favourite musician. So my best songs is written by him, that's "Those days are gone", I feel so especially, that's shaking me and over my young days. sometime I become to cry and feel in blue.
Strange, but mostly singable songs Review written by John Fitzgerald, August 28th, 2004
Welch backs off a little from the guitars here to do some exploring which is more keyboards and slashing string arrangements from the late Jack Nitzsche notably on the opening title track and the album's most experimental track called "B666". "Justine" is the closest to a straight rocker on side one which is sort of like new wave meets R & B. Side two is more commercial which is led off by the single "Don't rush the good things" which I always thought was fun and it's a shame it wasn't more of a success. The urgent "The girl can't stop" is followed by "Jealous" which is probably the most guitar driven song on the record but like "Reason", it rocks without the use or need for guitars fairly well. "Fate decides" is a haunting ballad and the album closes with a charming one in "Those days are gone". Bizarre sounding but the tunes win through.
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Welch's new album is more of a departure from any of the former Fleetwood Mac's previous efforts. The overall sound is more in tune with contemporary styles, relying on bass, drums and guitar synthesizer on a few tracks which produces an unusual, multi-textured sound. Tracks such as "B666" with its orchestral flavor are a surprise, although Welch's identifiable vocals soon take on a sameness. There are far fewer hooks and distinctive melodies than in previous Welch albums. Best cuts: "Man Overboard," "B666," "Don't Rush The Good Things," "Jealous." (Billboard Magazine)
This album was combined with The Other One by Edsel Records & released on CD as The Other One/Man Overboard in February 1998.
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Last Modified » |
2011-01-09 |
Tracklisting » |
Discography entry submitted by Christy Valkman. Billboard Magazine review submitted by Luke Arnott. |
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