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John Wesley Harding, Adam's Apple

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1013526

Disk length: 47m 46s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2004

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Nothing At All 4:25
2. Monkey and His Cat 4:10
3. Negative Love 4:23
4. Sleeper Awake 4:51
5. Pull 3:47
6. Sussex Ghost Story 2:42
7. It Stays 3:59
8. Hard 3:55
9. Sluts 3:25
10. Protest Protest Protest 4:05
11. She Never Talks 3:56
12. When You Smile 4:01

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Review

John Wesley Harding is well into his second decade as a recording artist. As a literate but no longer new voice, he's no longer major-label material. Indeed, the well-traveled Brit who was once heralded as the heir to Elvis Costello has been hopping from indie to indie since he parted ways with Sire in the early '90s. So one wouldn't be shocked if his first new collection in four years felt like an exhausted last breath of a frustrated journeyman. But from the first notes of the cascading opener, "Nothing at All," it's apparent that Harding has, if anything, become more adept at mating sharp, witty wordplay (always his forte) with surging power pop. This time out, he's managed to pull together more than a fair share of alluring melodies and fitting folk-rock arrangements. Whether it's the jangling, spirit-affirming "Sleeper Awake" ("Get out of your bed/ Quit playing dead") or the O. Henry-like murder ballad "Sussex Ghost Story," Harding proves he's still going strong at a stage when it wouldn't be surprising if he was running out of gas. --Steven Stolder

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