9 thoughts on “ Rick Fines - Driving Home (CD, Album) ”

1. two CD set from the small man with the big, booming voice! Cast your mind back to the pop music of and chances are you'll think of Rick Astley wearing that suit and doing that dance on Top of the Pops, and you'll find yourself humming 'Never Gonna Give You Up', a burst of danceable White Soul so infectious, so melodically irresistible and rhythmically appealing that it found itself /5(88).

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2. The Second CD, which is the feature inclusion on this limited edition version of Alive is fantastic. Absolutely essential for long time fans of Rick's, but probably neither here nor there for others. Included is 9 original demo's that would go on to make the Working Class Dog album. They are great to hear.

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3. David Paton (born 29 October , Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish bassist, guitarist and singer. He first achieved success in the mids as lead vocalist and bassist of Pilot, who scored hits with "Magic", "January", "Just a Smile" and "Call Me Round" before splitting in Paton is also known for his work in the original lineup of The Alan Parsons Project (), and for working.

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4. Rick Wright made vrey little outside Pink Floyd, unlike Tony Banks outside Genesis, or John Lord outside Deep Purple, (to just mention a few similar cases) however, he resurfaced with his solo music since David Gilmour's in concert, when he played Breakthrough, from his Broken China Album/5().

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5. "A Fine Predicament", "Something A Little More Original", and "Bomb Day" all have that driving Dixie Dreg "Cruise Control" sound that we hear so much on Rick's CD's. But "Bomb Day" is a true monster in which Rick out-Dregs the Dregs.

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6. Written, recorded and mixed in Rick's little solar powered cabin in the woods. “ just Fines' parlour-sized flat-top guitar, its strings exquisitely picked and eloquently bent in the style of the great American country blues artists (Mississippi John Hurt, Doc Watson, Elizabeth Cotton, et al) from whom Fines learned this craft, and his gentle, throaty voice ".

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7. It reached No. 2 on the Billboard Top LPs & Tape chart on July 21, and ranked No. 20 on the Cash Box year-end pop albums chart. The title, suggested by Karen and Richard's mother Agnes, was taken from a leftover song that did not appear on the album.

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8. Verified Purchase. While it cannot be claimed that the two MCA albums by Rick Nelson and the Stone Canyon Band contained on this disc were huge commercial successes when first released in and , I believe they've stood the test of time well. "Rick Sings Nelson" contains songs penned by Nelson himself, while "Rudy the Fifth" has Nelson-penned material along with some "cover tunes," such as /5(29).

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9. Aug 05,  · Jim Kirkpatrick has decided that the time is right to reignite his solo career and is proud to announce the release of his brand new solo album, ‘Ballad of a Prodigal Son’, due for release on September 4 th on US One Records. Following on from his debut ‘Changed Priorities’, this new album took some time to assemble due to Jim’s FM commitments to touring all over the World.

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