Wide Screen Robbie McIntosh

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  • Release Date: 05/08/2001
  • Sales Rank: 100,548
  • Label: COMPASS RECORDS
  • UPC: 766397430928

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Wide Screen

1LISTENRat in a Hole / Robbie McIntosh Band 4:07
2LISTENRocking Horse Race / Robbie McIntosh Band 3:09
3LISTENSome Make Wheels / Robbie McIntosh Band 4:28
4LISTENLeap into Space / Robbie McIntosh Band 3:51
5LISTENMy Secret / Robbie McIntosh Band 4:05
6LISTENWide Screen / Robbie McIntosh Band 5:04
7LISTENSeprate Tables / Robbie McIntosh Band 4:18
8LISTENGravity / Robbie McIntosh Band 4:26
9LISTENFire and Flame / Robbie McIntosh Band 4:57
10LISTENNo Feeling for the Blues / Robbie McIntosh Band 6:24
11LISTENEdge of the Same Old World / Robbie McIntosh Band 7:00
12LISTENSpecial Fried Turnip / Robbie McIntosh Band 2:26

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Wide Screen has an acoustic/electric folk tone of the Nils Lofgren sort. It's atmospheric without sounding over-produced, and has an air of understatement that seems to have come from years of work as a sideman. McIntosh knows how to be noticed, with elegant, subtle nuances rather than pyrotechnics and technique overkill. Former boss Chrissie Hynde contributes vocals on the romantic, angular, guitar-filled "Fire and Flame," Paul Young on the poignant "Separate Tables," and Allison Brown plays stellar banjo parts on "Edge of the Same Old World," a sparse ballad about uncertainty and acceptance. McIntosh, who spent five years with the Pretenders and six with Paul McCartney, has been touted with the overused moniker guitarist's guitarist, but he earns the title here. His playing is subtle and effortless, yet sets one to reeling on songs like "Rat in the Hole," "Leap into Space," and "No Feeling for the Blues." ~ Travis Drageset, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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