Ben Harper

Burn to Shine [Australia Bonus CD] - Ben Harper

Release Date: 5/08/2000

Recording Date: 9/1999

Tracks: 18

Label: EMI Australia

Type: CD

Genre/Styles

Album Tracks (18)

Song Title
Length
Lyrics
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03:59
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04:05
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04:37
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04:29
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03:34
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05:17
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04:38
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03:39

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What the Critics Say

Burn to Shine presents proof positive that you can always distill the essence of rock & roll down to a solitary man alone with his guitar and conscience. It sounds inventive yet firmly rooted in the blues-rock singer/songwriter/guitarist tradition of Taj Mahal and of Neil Young and Cat Stevens at their most confessional. Harper's guitar with falsetto vocal in "The Woman in You" even suggests a Curtis Mayfield tune in the hands of Prince. "Steal My Kisses" is one of those uncluttered, radio-friendly rock shuffles that simply makes you bob your head and feel better. Even Harper's detours -- like the wobbling New Orleans shuffle with the Real Time Jazz Band, "Suzie Blue," and charred Black Sabbath metal in "Less" -- prove worth exploring. Other cameos include guitarists David Lindley and former Bob Marley sideman Tyrone Downey. Burn to Shine is a minor masterpiece that may prove to be not so minor. [The Australian release adds a second disc featuring six live recordings: "Alone," "Burn," "The Woman in You," "Steal My Kisses," "Nobody's Fault but Mine," and "Please Bleed."] ~ Chris Slawecki, All Music Guide

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