Atlantic Crossing – Rod Stewart

Release Date: 5/31/1988

Tracks: 10

Length: 00:44:02 Hrs

Label: Warner Bros.

Type: CD,CS

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Atlantic Crossing wasn't simply the moment when Rod Stewart left Britain for the greener pasture of America, it was the moment when he accepted his role as a full-fledged, jet-setting superstar. Stewart abandoned the formula of his first five solo records, as well as most of his folk-rock and hard rock undercurrents, trading them for a professionally polished, rock- and soul-inflected pop, courtesy of Muscle Shoals' musicians and producer Tom Dowd. The glossy production doesn't obscure or trivialize Stewart's talents -- coming after the tired Smiler, the slickness actually accentuated his strength as an interpretive singer. "The Fast Half" suffers from a couple of weak tracks, but "Three Time Loser" and "Stone Cold Sober" catch fire, and "The Slow Half" is generally excellent, but Stewart's heart-wrenching rendition of Danny Whitten's "I Don't Want to Talk About It" ranks as one of his finest performances. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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