Kill to Get Crimson
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Kill To Get Crimson | |||||
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Studio album by Mark Knopfler | |||||
Released | September 17, 2007 | ||||
Recorded | 2007 | ||||
Genre | Rock | ||||
Length | 56:55 | ||||
Producer | Mark Knopfler, Chuck Ainlay, Guy Fletcher | ||||
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Mark Knopfler chronology | |||||
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Kill To Get Crimson is the fifth solo album by Mark Knopfler, released 17 September 2007.[1][2] The album cover image is taken from the painting "Four Lambrettas and Three Portraits of Janet Churchman" by John Bratby painted in 1958. The first singles from the album are "True Love Will Never Fade" (Europe) and "Punish The Monkey" (U.S., Canada).[3]
The album debuted at number 26 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, selling about 23,000 copies in its first week.[4]
The "Kill to Get Crimson tour", promoting this album, kicked off in Amsterdam, Netherlands on 29 March 2008.[5]
The album was released on: CD, CD and DVD set, double vinyl LP and deluxe set of 180g vinyl LP and CD.
[edit] Track listing
All songs are written by Mark Knopfler.
- "True Love Will Never Fade" - 4:21
- "The Scaffolder’s Wife" - 3:52
- "The Fizzy and the Still" - 4:07
- "Heart Full of Holes" - 6:36
- "We Can Get Wild" - 4:17
- "Secondary Waltz" - 3:43
- "Punish the Monkey" - 4:36
- "Let It All Go" - 5:17
- "Behind With the Rent" - 4:46
- "The Fish and the Bird" - 3:45
- "Madame Geneva’s" - 3:59
- "In the Sky" - 7:29
[edit] Personnel
- Mark Knopfler – vocals and guitars
- Guy Fletcher – keyboards
- Glenn Worf – bass guitar and string bass
- Danny Cummings – drums and percussion
Additional musicians:
- Ian Lowthian – accordion
- John McCusker – violin and cittern
- Frank Ricotti – vibes
- Chris White – flute, saxophone and clarinet
- Steve Sidwell – trumpet
[edit] References
- ^ Mark Knopfler official web site
- ^ Guy Fletcher's recording diary
- ^ Mark Knopfler official web site 2007/08/07
- ^ Katie Hasty, "Reba Outmuscles Kanye, 50 To Score First No. 1", Billboard.com, September 26, 2007.
- ^ "The Official Community of Mark Knopfler - Tour page"
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