Bring 'em All In, Mike Scott, Music CD

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Bring 'em All In


1	Bring 'Em All In 3:58
2	Iona Song 2:47
3	Edinburgh Castle 4:37
4	What Do You Want Me to Do? 3:05
5	I Know She's in the Building 3:16
6	City Full of Ghosts (Dublin) 2:47
7	Wonderful Disguise 3:32
8	Sensitive Children 2:40
9	Learning to Love Him 1:39
10	She Is So Beautiful 4:05
11	Wonderful Disguise (Reprise) 0:29
12	Long Way to the Light 6:32
13	Building the City of Light 3:49

Biography

Editorial Reviews

Scott's always been one to wear his heart on his sleeve, and has perhaps never done so to a greater extent than on his debut solo effort. Fans might not appreciate the comparison, but he sometimes sounds like a far rawer and surlier Al Stewart on these folkish, acoustic guitar-dominated ruminations; shadows of Dylan and Van Morrison, which have never been far from his work, continue to lurk here. Perhaps his most soul-baring release ("Long Way to the Light" is a virtual travelog of The Waterboys' demise and the birth of Scott's solo career), though not necessarily his best, or one that's too likely to win over converts to his devoted fan base. Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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Bring 'em All In


1	Bring 'Em All In 3:58
2	Iona Song 2:47
3	Edinburgh Castle 4:37
4	What Do You Want Me to Do? 3:05
5	I Know She's in the Building 3:16
6	City Full of Ghosts (Dublin) 2:47
7	Wonderful Disguise 3:32
8	Sensitive Children 2:40
9	Learning to Love Him 1:39
10	She Is So Beautiful 4:05
11	Wonderful Disguise (Reprise) 0:29
12	Long Way to the Light 6:32
13	Building the City of Light 3:49

All Music Guide

Scott's always been one to wear his heart on his sleeve, and has perhaps never done so to a greater extent than on his debut solo effort. Fans might not appreciate the comparison, but he sometimes sounds like a far rawer and surlier Al Stewart on these folkish, acoustic guitar-dominated ruminations; shadows of Dylan and Van Morrison, which have never been far from his work, continue to lurk here. Perhaps his most soul-baring release ("Long Way to the Light" is a virtual travelog of The Waterboys' demise and the birth of Scott's solo career), though not necessarily his best, or one that's too likely to win over converts to his devoted fan base. Richie Unterberger

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 10/24/1995
Label: EMI EUROPE GENERIC
Catalog No.: 835200
UPC: 724383520022
Sales Rank: 82,949

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Mike Scott		Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals, Multi Instruments

Technical Credits
Niko Bolas		Producer, Engineer
Greg Calbi		Mastering
Mike Scott		Composer, Producer, Mastering