George Michael - One More Try

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George Michael - One More Try
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Eno/Cale - Spining Away
Artist
Brian Eno John Cale
Composer
Brian Eno John Cale
Lyricist
Brian Eno John Cale
Produced
Brian Eno John Cale
Credit
Brian Eno – lead vocals, backing vocals, keyboards, rhythm bed, Indian drum, guitars, Shinto bell, bass, little Nigerian organ, cover picture John Cale – backing vocals, pianos, keyboards, bass, harp, horn, dumbek, viola, strings, omnichord Robert Ahwai – rhythm guitar Nell Catchpole – violins Rhett Davies – backing vocals Daryl Johnson – bass Ronald Jones – tabla, drums Bruce Lampcov – backing vocals Dave Young – guitars, bass
Released
October 16 1990
Streaming
Brian Eno, John Cale · Song · 1990
Elton John's 90's career followed the era's zeitgeist. However, he did move within them in a way George Harrison did during the 80's, i.e. he followed his own lead. Sure, Duets may not seem like such a proposal, because the disc resembles a label obligation. Still, this should be understood as a surface reading of the record, since the platter surprises us. Of course, some don't gel well with Mr. John – this is a hazard you have to accept with this type of LPs –, yet there are cases in the vein of Chris Rea that you wish to hear more of. You see, I regret he and Mr. John didn't work together later on, since their piece finds them complementing each other well, though I do think their styles mesh together succintly.