Sweany, Patrick: Every Hour Is a Dollar Gone
Sweany, Patrick: Every Hour Is a Dollar Gone
Format: CD
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Artist: Sweany, Patrick
Label: Nine Mile Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 794465849327
Genre: Blues, Rock
This album was engineered and produced by Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys, and features 11 new Sweany-penned tunes. The album was mastered by Paul Hamman, who, along with his legendary father Kenneth, was responsible for engineering classic albums by the James Gang and Grand Funk Railroad, among others. The combination of Auerbach and Hamman takes the new album away from the Southern roots sound of Sweany's previous releases and into the classic Rust Belt rock of the 70s. Add to this Sweany's tasteful guitar work and impressive vocals (that seem to get better with each recording), and you have an album that not only sounds gorgeous, but captures the energy of Sweany's riotous live sets.
Tracks:
1.1 After Awhile
1.2 From Orange to Pink
1.3 Millon to Me
1.4 Them Shoes
1.5 Hotel Women
1.6 Burma Jones
1.7 Your Man
1.8 Two or Three
1.9 Wednesday Night
1.10 Think About It
1.11 Mom and Dad
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