Wood Brothers: Paradise
Wood Brothers: Paradise
Format: CD
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Artist: Wood Brothers
Label: Honey Jar Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 696859966019
Genre: Rock
Paradise is The Wood Brothers' most rocking and collaborative collection to date. The album features a number of firsts for the band including their first recording session at Dan Auerbach's Easy Eye Sound, the first time they've written an album collectively with all three members in the same room, and the first of the band's recordings to feature bassist Chris Wood on electric bass. As captured on "Singin' to Strangers" and the donkey gazing at the carrot on the album's cover, Paradise explores the paradox of longing, desire and the ways in which the pursuit of fulfillment can keep it perpetually out of our reach. The desire for connection is clear on the album from "Touch Of Your Hand" - a song about what Chris describes as "the most basic human need that there is"- to "Two Places" - a track about longing for home and family while on the road - to "Never And Always," which examines the fundamental emotional experiences of loneliness and belonging.
Tracks:
1.1 Singin' to Strangers
1.2 American Heartache
1.3 Never and Always
1.4 Snake Eyes
1.5 Two Places
1.6 Heartbreak Lullaby
1.7 Without Desire
1.8 Raindrop
1.9 Touch of Your Hand
1.10 River of Sin
