Wrong Way Up
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| Studio album by Brian Eno & John Cale | ||
| Released | October 1990 | |
| Recorded | Apr 1990-Jul 1990 | |
| Genre | Art Rock | |
| Length | 41:30 | |
| Label | Opal Ltd. | |
| Producer(s) | Brian Eno & John Cale | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Brian Eno chronology | ||
| The Shutov Assembly (1990) |
Wrong Way Up (1990) |
Nerve Net (1992) |
| John Cale chronology | ||
| Words for the Dying (1989) |
Wrong Way Up (1990) |
Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1991) |
Wrong Way Up is a 1990 album by Brian Eno & John Cale.
Cale and Eno have both flirted with pop music on a number of occasions. Wrong Way Up is, arguably the most successful venture into such territory from either of them. Dating from 1990 it covers a wide range of styles. It lacks the greater depth of Cale's major works and the atmospherics that Eno is associated with, but is probably the most accessible album either of them has produced.
[edit] Track listing
- "Lay My Love" (4:44)
- "One Word" (4:34)
- "In the Backroom" (4:02)
- "Empty Frame" (4:26)
- "Cordoba" (4:22)
- "Spinning Away" (5:27)
- "Footsteps" (3:13)
- "Been There, Done That" (2:52)
- "Crime in the Desert" (3:42)
- "The River" (4:23)
[edit] Personnel
- Brian Eno: vocals, keyboards, rhythm bed, Indian drum, guitars, Shinto bell, bass, little Nigerian organ
- John Cale: vocals, pianos, keyboards, bass, harp, horn, dumbek, viola, strings, omnichord
- Robert Ahwai: rhythm guitar
- Nell Catchpole: violins
- Rhett Davies: backing vocals
- Daryl Johnson: bass
- Ronald Jones: tabla, drums
- Bruce Lampcov: backing vocals
- Dave Young: guitars, bass
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