Primitive Dance Paul Brady

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  • Release Date: 10/23/2001
  • Original Release: 1987
  • Label: COMPASS RECORDS
  • UPC: 766397432823

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Primitive Dance

1LISTENSteal Your Heart Away 5:45
2LISTENThe Soul Commotion 3:39
3LISTENParadise Is Here 5:00
4LISTENIt's Gonna Work Out Fine 3:53
5LISTENThe Awakening 5:58
6LISTENEat the Peach 5:33
7LISTENDon't Start Knocking 5:06
8LISTENJust in Case of Accidents 5:12
9LISTENThe Game of Love 4:03

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By his fourth solo album, this erstwhile folky had thoroughly sublimated his trad tendencies and replaced them with a pervasive modern soul groove and more than a hint of a Van Morrison influence. Primitive Dance, originally released in 1987 and presented here in remastered form, hits its high and low points early on, with the first and second tracks, respectively. "Steal Your Heart Away" is one of the best compositions in his impressive songbook, a melody so strangely lovely and a lyric so earnestly commonplace that it will settle into your brain for days; "The Soul Commotion," on the other hand, is an embarrassing exercise in attempted soulfulness. Everything else falls somewhere in between, from the wonderful "Paradise Is Here" (later covered by both Cher and Tina Turner) to the pretty good "Eat the Peach" (with its very '80s synthesizer and its Uillean pipes) and the vaguely Spanish-sounding "The Game of Love." Recommended overall. Rick Anderson, All Music Guide

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