ARTIST: Ricky Warwick
TITLE: Love Many Trust Few
LABEL: Sanctuary
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 60:15 min
SIZE: 82,5 MB
RIP DATE: Mar-13-2006
RELEASE DATE: Feb-06-2006
WEBSITE: n/a
Track List:
01. Johnny Ar Elvis 04:25
02. I Don't Know What To Do 03:43
03. Learning To Fall 04:29
04. New Neighbours Old Fences 03:54
05. Anybody Wanna Waste Some Time 04:04
06. Come Back Home To Me 03:09
07. Guilty 03:07
08. Lonely Moon 04:23
09. Cold September 04:47
10. Ain't Comin' Round 03:25
11. Even Now 03:57
12. Rich Kids 02:54
13. Long Way Back To Nowhere 03:18
14. Sometimes Even Losers 04:01
15. Going Under Over You 03:40
16. Running Free 02:59
Release Notes:
Contains 3 Bonus tracks... Rock on, Ricky!!! :P
Ex-Almighty man and sometime Dublin resident (he now
spends most of his time in LA) Warwick has an
impressive pedigree. Apart from his time with the
Scottish punk-metallers, heÆs played with New Model
Army and even guested with his earliest inspiration,
Stiff Little Fingers. But his first solo album,
Tattoos And Alibis, saw him move away from his
hard-rock roots to a pretty convincing American
country-rock sound. Judging by this arguably much
stronger follow-up, thatÆs where his future lies.
With pal Joe Elliot co-producing, Love Many, Trust
Few boasts a higher than average quotient of
well-turned out songs, meticulously performed by the
Newtonards man.
Perfect fare for American radio tastes, a song like
æNew Neighbours Old FencesÆ, about the religious
divide in Northern Ireland, is as good as anything
Keith Urban has done. With a strong bluegrass feel,
æRich KidsÆ wouldnÆt sound out of place on a Dixie
Chicks album while æSometimes Even LosersÆ isnÆt a
million miles away from early Steve Earle. There are
some surprises û three of the country-rock ballads
æLearning To FallÆ, æGuiltyÆ and æGoing Under Over
YouÆ were co-written with fellow Northern Irelander
Kieran Goss, as was the Tom Petty-ish rocker æEven
NowÆ which features another unlikely guest, Simon
Carmody, on vocals.
ItÆs not all country style balladry, and Warwick can
still rock out impressively when he feels the need.
æJohnny or ElvisÆ the opener û which at time recalls
The Eaglesæ Already GoneÆ û and the steaming æAnyone
Want To Waste Some TimeÆ both pull their weight.