Long, Bobby: Ode to Thinking
Long, Bobby: Ode to Thinking
Format: CD
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Artist: Long, Bobby
Label: Compass Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 766397465425
Genre: Folk
2015 release, the third album from the British singer-songwriter. Bobby Long has built a dedicated fan base around his hauntingly poetic lyrics and catchy melodies. On Ode To Thinking, Long returns to the basics: a guitar, sturdy songs, and his singularly plaintive voice. The album's 11 original tracks showcase a hard-won maturity that belies Long's 29 years. A prolific songwriter who has been compared to his own heroes- Elliott Smith, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan- Long's vision for Ode to Thinking was honed in a live setting, where each song found its place on the album after being perfected on stage. Producer/musician Mark Hallman (Carole King, Ani DiFranco) joined Long at Congress House Studios in Austin, Texas to record the album during two weeks in the fall of 2014. Long first gained international attention in 2008 when he co-wrote a song with musician Marcus Foster that found its way into the first film of the immensely popular Twilight series. The global impact of the film focused attention on him and spurred his move to America. Now writing and touring are a way of life.
Tracks:
1.1 Ode to Thinking
1.2 Cold Hearted Lover of Mine
1.3 I'm Not Going Out Tonight
1.4 Treat Me Like a Stranger
1.5 Kill Someone
1.6 Something Blue, Something Borrowed
1.7 Hideaway
1.8 The Dark Won't Get Darker
1.9 The Song the Kids Sing
1.10 1985
1.11 That Little Place
