The Musician

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Although The Musician was recorded several years after Tim Rose's 15 minutes of fame had officially ended, his voice is as gloriously ragged and raspy as ever, and the album contains several flashes of the brilliance that made Rose a Greenwich Village legend in the mid- and late '60s. Considerably less folky-sounding than his earlier records, The Musician contains heavy rock versions of the two songs with which Rose is most identified "Morning Dew" and "Hey Joe" along with several originals and covers of generally high quality. Like Alex Chilton, another devotee of pure pop music who seems entirely unconcerned with commercial success, Rose's no-apologies vibe has always...
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UK 1995 CD SS/SS 12 track import CD with MORNING DEW & HEY JOE. This appears to have been re-sealed (with a anti-theft device) but is fully guaranteed. 1975 recordings-his ... fifth album. Read more Show Less

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All Music Guide - Pemberton Roach
Although The Musician was recorded several years after Tim Rose's 15 minutes of fame had officially ended, his voice is as gloriously ragged and raspy as ever, and the album contains several flashes of the brilliance that made Rose a Greenwich Village legend in the mid- and late '60s. Considerably less folky-sounding than his earlier records, The Musician contains heavy rock versions of the two songs with which Rose is most identified "Morning Dew" and "Hey Joe" along with several originals and covers of generally high quality. Like Alex Chilton, another devotee of pure pop music who seems entirely unconcerned with commercial success, Rose's no-apologies vibe has always placed him in the "love him or hate him" category. For those of the former inclination, he offers up some real gems. On "7:30 Song," Rose, in his inimitable growl, croons lustful Barry White-isms like "ooh, you do it good" over a female backing chorus and wah-wah bass. On his exceedingly strange version of Neil Young's "Old Man," Rose, amid swirling psychedelic slide guitars, sings like a raging drunk, lending the song an air of chilling desperation. Although much of the production values are quite dated, Rose does a good job of treating each song with a complete emotional honesty that transcends any sonic limitations.
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  • Release Date: 6/18/1996
  • Label: Edsel Records Uk
  • UPC: 740155144821
  • Catalog Number: 448

Album Credits

Performance Credits
Tim Rose Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Bass, Conductor, Rhythm Guitar, Electric Piano, Vocals, 5-string Banjo
John Field Percussion
Andy Summers Electric Guitar, Guitar (Nylon String)
Tina Charles Background Vocals
John Verity Electric Guitar
David Charles Drums
Ron Berg Drums
Richard Burgess Drums
Paul Cobbold Bass, Electric Guitar, Bowed Bass, Fuzz Bass
B.J. Cole Dobro, Steel Guitar
Mick Dyche Guitar
Ian Ellis Bass
Tommy Eyre Flute, Keyboards, Electric Piano
Ken Freeman Synthesizer
Steve Gregory Saxophone
Bobby Johns Conga
Mick Parker Piano
Tom Parker Organ
Jonathan Rowlands Tambourine
Roger Sutton Bass
Mike Gardner Overdubs
Ray Martinez Electric Guitar
Lee Jackson Organ
Technical Credits
Tim Rose Producer, String Arrangements
David Charles Engineer
Chick Corea Composer
Tommy Eyre String Arrangements
Damon Lyon-Shaw Engineer
Hugh Murphy Producer
Jonathan Rowlands Producer
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