Robinson, Chris: Anyway You Love, We Know How You Feel
Robinson, Chris: Anyway You Love, We Know How You Feel
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Robinson, Chris
Label: Silver Arrow Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 020286221890
Genre: Rock
Vinyl LP pressing. The band relocated to northern California for the sessions, recording on the side of a mountain overlooking the foggy Pacific Ocean and channeling the natural majesty of their surroundings into the album's eight sprawling tracks. Having spent the prior two years touring relentlessly, the CRB were road-tested and in peak form to capture their kinetic chemistry and immersive sound, which Uncut Magazine called, "... a celebration of how American musical traditions can be at once honored and psychedelically expanded." The album kicks off with "Narcissus Soaking Wet," a psychedelic toe-tapper that marks Robinson's first co-write with keyboardist Adam MacDougall. It touches on everything from Dylan and Parliament Funkadelic to psych rock and Chicago rhythm and blues. "Ain't It Hard But Fair" calls to mind the soulful Americana of The Band, while "Oak Apple Day" is a mediation on life in the CRB, and "Forever As The Moon" came together in a stream of consciousness between The CRB's lead guitarist Neal Casal and Robinson. "Leave My Guitar Alone" was a song Robinson had been sitting on for nearly 15 years, but only once he presented it to the rest of the band did it roar to life in a way that had eluded him for more than a decade.
Tracks:
1.1 Narcissus Soaking Wet
1.2 Forever As the Moon
1.3 Ain't Hard But Fair
1.4 Give Us Back Our Eleven Days
1.5 Some Gardens Green
1.6 Leave My Guitar Alone
1.7 Oak Apple Day
1.8 California Hymn
