Citizen Cope: Heroin & Helicopters
Citizen Cope: Heroin & Helicopters
Format: CD
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Artist: Citizen Cope
Label: Rainwater
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 644216264810
Genre: Folk
2019 release. Comprised of 11 new, original songs all written and produced by Citizen Cope - AKA Clarence Greenwood - Heroin & Helicopters marks a return to Cope's grassroots approach to musicianship, one that is colored by hard work, hustle and heart, irrespective of the obstacles he's encountered throughout his more than 25 years as a career artist. Citizen Cope came up with the title Heroin & Helicopters after an encounter with Carlos Santana, who has been a Citizen Cope fan since before their 2002 collaboration on his rework of the Cope song 'Sideways'. Santana was at a Citizen Cope show at San Francisco's Fillmore when he told Cope to "stay away from the two H's - heroin and helicopters," saying both had fatal results for people in music. To Cope, the quote reflected a larger pattern in society - a metaphor for addiction and instant gratification, both themes that thread throughout the record. The album tackles Cope's personal struggles with religion, political manipulation, hollowness in the entertainment world, and spiritual enlightenment, as he contends with his own role in those societal institutions.
Tracks:
1.1 Duck Confit
1.2 Justice
1.3 Hours on End
1.4 The River
1.5 War
1.6 On My Love
1.7 Caribbean Skies
1.8 Sally Walks
1.9 Yella
1.10 Silver Blush
1.11 Forbidden
