ARTIST: Pat Monahan
TITLE: Last Of Seven
LABEL: Columbia
GENRE: Pop
BITRATE: 183kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 48m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-09-18
RIP DATE: 2007-09-18
Track List
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1. Last Of Seven 0:41
2. Her Eyes 3:16
3. Two Ways To Say Goodbye 3:42
4. Someday 3:28
5. Cowboys And Indians 3:57
6. Ooh My My 3:30
7. Thinkin Bout You 4:22
8. Raise Your Hands 3:19
9. Always Midnight 3:19
10. Great Escape 4:10
11. Ripple In The Water 3:27
12. Girlfriend 3:59
13. Pirate On The Run 2:52
14. Shine 4:10
Release Notes:
Pat Monahans new album Last of Seven opens an exciting new chapter for the
frontman of the Grammy Award winning multi platinum group Train, known for such
radio classics as Meet Virginia, Drops Of Jupiter, and Calling All Angels.
Joining forces with esteemed producer Patrick Leonard, Monahan has crafted a
soulful rock and pop album that gives his soaring emotive vocals and vivid
storytelling lyrics an exciting new dimension.
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The first solo album from square-jawed Train singer Pat Monahan doesnt
represent that big of a leap from his day job with the multi-platinum
coffeehouse rockers. There are soaring melodies, open mic night lyrics, and
acoustic guitars around every corner. The major difference comes down to the
arrival of the synthetic beats and gospel choirs, courtesy of Madonna/Elton John
producer Patrick Leonard, who dutifully revives his 80s sound for the disc to
give songs like "Her Eyes" and "Raise Your Hands" a slightly astringent feel.
Brandi Carlile joins Monahan on the albums best moment, a lights-down-low
ballad called "Pirate on the Run," while Graham Nash sings backup on "Cowboys
and Indians," and Bon Jovis Richie Sambora plays on "Someday."