Joe Walsh — Analog Man

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Having found himself back with The Eagles, guitarist Joe Walsh hasn't had as much time to pursue the louder end of his musical spectrum. Produced by Jeff Lynne, <i>Analog Man</i> features the dense harmonies and tight arrangements you'd expect from an encounter with the man who gave Electric Light Orchestra, Tom Petty's <i>Full Moon Fever</i>, and The Traveling Wilburys their sound. Yet the guitars are also plenty loud, and even on a tightly compressed and quick track like "Wrecking Ball," Walsh finds the space to crank out a few riffs. "Lucky That Way," cowritten by Tommy Lee James, sounds like the follow-up to Walsh's classic 1978 hit "Life's Been Good." "Funk 50" is an update of Walsh's James Gang's "Funk 49." It's tidied up like it's 1993, and Walsh's last solo album, <i>Songs for a Dying Planet</i>, has a timely follow-up. "Band Played On" adds a sitar. "Spanish Guitar" works through country, flamenco, and pop. "Family" brings in David Crosby and Graham Nash for harmony. "India" lets Walsh try out some very <i>digital</i>-sounding equipment. Could this merry prankster be kidding us with all this talk of being an <i>Analog Man</i>?

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Joe Walsh

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  1. Analog Man 4:02
  2. Wrecking Ball 3:45
  3. Lucky That Way 4:14
  4. Spanish Dancer 3:49
  5. Band Played On 4:03
  6. Family 4:21
  7. One Day At a Time 3:18
  8. Hi-Roller Baby 3:18
  9. Funk 50 1:57
  10. India 3:44