2018 release. It had to be a train. The name of Victor Wainwright's new band - and the sleeve image of their debut album - is also the most fitting of metaphors. In music folklore, the train might have associations with the freight-hopping bluesmen of yore, but with this restless boogie-woogie innovator stoking the furnace, this project is a charging locomotive - surging forward, crashing through boundaries of genre, sweeping up fresh sounds and clattering headlong past the doubters. At a sweet-spot in his career, where most established stars would rest on their laurels, Victor Wainwright & The Train instead rips up all that has gone before. These twelve tracks are originals in every sense, written by Wainwright, pricking up ears in a sterile music industry and stretching the concept of roots in bold directions. The result is an album that walks a tightrope between scholarly respect and anarchic irreverence. On this white-knuckle ride, only The Train could keep the material on the tracks. "I ended up with a hit-squad of downright amazing musicians," he reflects, "that shared my curiosity for all corners of the roots genre. We wanted to capture how we feel performing, right smack-dab on this record, and I believe we've done that. Now I just try to keep up..."<br>Disc 1<br>1. Healing(5:10)<br>2. Wiltshire Grave(4:30)<br>3. Train(3:35)<br>4. Dull Your Shine(5:35)<br>5. Money(4:21)<br>6. Thank You Lucille(5:11)<br>7. Boogie Depression(3:33)<br>8. Everything I Need(5:90)<br>9. Righteous(4:45)<br>10. I'll Start Tomorrow(4:21)<br>11. Sunshine(7:20)<br>12. That’s Love to Me(8:37)<br>
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