Flesh and Wood
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| Studio album by Jimmy Barnes | ||||
| Released | 1993 | |||
| Recorded | Freight Train Studios, Bowral, Australia | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Length | 55:36 | |||
| Label | Mushroom Records | |||
| Producer | Don Gehman, Jimmy Barnes | |||
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Flesh and Wood is the seventh album by Australian rock singer Jimmy Barnes. The album was recorded using only acoustic instruments and includes various duets with artists including Diesel, Archie Roach, Joe Cocker, Ross Wilson, Tommy Emmanuel, Don Walker, Deborah Conway and The Badloves.
Track listing
- It Will Be Alright
- The Weight (with The Badloves)
- Ride The Night Away (Steve Jordan, Van Zandt) - Cover of Southside Johnny album "Better Days" from 1991
- Guilty (with Joe Cocker)
- You Can't Make Love Without A Soul
- Hell Of A Time (with Ross Wilson)
- Brother Of Mine (with Tommy Emmanuel)
- Fade To Black
- Flame Trees
- Still Got a Long Way to Go (with Diesel)
- Still On Your Side
- Stone Cold (with Don Walker)
- Let it Go (with Deborah Conway)
- We Could be Gone (with Archie Roach)
- Love Me Tender
Credits
- Jimmy Barnes - vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion
- James Law - keyboards, vocals, djembe, bodhran, Jews harp, mellotron, bush harmonica
- Tony Brock - drums, percussion
- Jeff Neill - acoustic guitar, bass, bass drum
- Michael Hegerty - bass
- John Shenale - piano
- The Badloves - Michael Spiby (vocals, acoustic guitar), John Housden (acoustic guitar), Stephen O'Prey (bass), Tony Featherstone (piano), Chris Tabone (percussion)), track 2
- Diesel - acoustic guitar and vocals, track 10
- Joe Cocker - vocals, track 4
- Ross Wilson - vocals, track 6
- Tommy Emmanuel - acoustic guitar, track 7
- Don Walker - piano, track 12
- Deborah Conway - vocals, track 13
- Archie Roach - vocals, track 14
- Lawrie Minson - Dobro, slide guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica
- Sunil de Silva - percussion
- Marcus Holden - violin
- Michelle Kelly - violin
- Angela Lindsay - viola
- Margaret Lindsay - cello
- Pixie Jenkins - fiddle
- Gary Steele - accordion
- James Ross - viola
- Ezra Kliger - violin
- Nancy Roth - violin
- Nancy Stein-Ross - cello
- Matt Branton - bass
- Roy Martin - drums
- Guy Davies - vibes
- Jake Murray - senor poot
- Allan Dargin - yidaki
- Wendy Fraser, Portia Griffin, Jessica Williams - backing vocals
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