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Formats and Editions
1. Vietnam Cowboys
2. You're Asking Me
3. Working Man's Caf‚
4. Morphine Song
5. In a Moment
6. Peace in Our Time
7. No One Listen
8. Imaginary Man
9. One More Time
10. Voodoo Walk, The
11. Hymn For a New Age
12. Real World, The
13. Cheerful Coastline Beach Waves
14. Tantalizing Shoreline Beach Waves
15. Comfortable Coastal Ocean Waves
16. Sleepy Sunset Beach Sounds
17. Relaxing Sounds
18. Soothing Sunset Ocean Sounds
19. Amazing Jamaica Ocean Sounds
20. Riveting Meditation Ocean Waves
21. Nature Sounds
22. Relaxing Ocean Sounds
23. Cozy Hawaii Ocean Sounds
24. Jovial Twilight Beach Sounds
25. Summer Sounds
26. Idyllic Pebbly Ocean Sounds
27. Free Spirited Oceanfront Beach Sounds
28. Scenic Sunset Ocean Sounds
29. Energetic Miami Ocean Sounds
30. Phenomenal Malibu Beach Waves
31. Soothing Sounds
32. Relaxation Ocean Sounds
33. Fascinating Bayside Ocean Waves
34. Natural Sounds
35. Energetic Natural Beach Waves
36. Island Sounds
37. Beckoning Cay Beach Sounds
38. Illuminating Waterfront Ocean Sounds
39. Tropical Sounds
40. Picturesque Meditation Ocean Waves
More Info:
2007 release of the second solo album by the founder and former frontman of the Kinks, one of the best albums of his incredible career. His first, Other People's Lives, was a lifetime in the making, while this album happened relatively quickly. It was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee and mixed in North London at Konk Studios, featuring 10 stellar songs co-produced with Ray Kennedy. They assembled a crackerjack band of top musicians who breathed life into a wonderful collection of songs. The album is infused with a transatlantic sound befitting Ray's close ties to the American south coupled with his well respected Englishness. From the first upbeat notes of the lead track 'Vietnam Cowboys', it is clear Ray has never sung better. The album presents a wistful, humorous and poignant look at life in the 21st Century, just what we have come to expect from one of Britain's greatest songwriters. Highlights are many and include the Preservation Jazz Hall sway of 'Morphine Song', the painful longing of 'Imaginary Man' and the haunting emotion of 'One More Time'. Brimming with variety, 'Voodoo Walk' is a steamy stroll on the rock side. 'You're Asking Me' and 'In a Moment' offer incredibly affecting pop while 'Working Man's Café' revisits familiar Davies territory, that yearning for an era gone by. V2.
