Wagner, Dick: Dick Wagner
Wagner, Dick: Dick Wagner
Format: CD
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Artist: Wagner, Dick
Label: Real Gone Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 848064003137
Genre: Rock
He was one of the greatest guitar sidemen of all time, a mainstay in the bands of Lou Reed and Alice Cooper. And this album was his best shot at the big time. But solo stardom was not meant to be for the late, great Dick Wagner, even though the music on his 1978 self-titled debut was worthy of wide recognition. The record actually had a lot going for it; long-time Reed and Cooper band-mates Prakash John, Whitey Glan and Steve Hunter played on it, and Bob Ezrin produced it. But Atlantic Records made an inexplicable marketing error and entitled the album RICHARD WAGNER, which led many record store clerks to stock the release in their classical section (we've rectified this mistake some 45 years later by changing the title and cover art to DICK WAGNER). Which is really too bad it's a surprisingly personal record that showcases a number of songwriting styles along with the hot guitar solos you'd expect from Wagner. Includes new liner notes by Gene Sculatti. Truly one that got away from one of rock music's unsung greats.
Tracks:
1.1 Some Things Go on Forever
1.2 Don't Stop the Music
1.3 Nightwork
1.4 Heartlands
1.5 Oceans
1.6 Go Down Together
1.7 Small Town Boy
1.8 Hand Me Down Heartaches
1.9 Motor City Showdown
