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Victor Wainwright & the Train by Victor Wainwright (Record, 2018)

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Vinyl LP pressing. It had to be a train. The result is an album that walks a tightrope between scholarly respect and anarchic irreverence. Victor Wainwright and The Train [180-gram Vinyl LP]. 9 Righteous.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelRUF, RF

UPC0710347203315

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046043669

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2018

GenreBlues

ArtistVictor Wainwright

Release TitleVictor Wainwright & the Train

Dimensions

Item Height0.24 in

Item Weight0.59 lb

Item Length12.28 in

Item Width12.27 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureGermany

TracksHealing, Wiltshire Grave, Train, Dull Your Shine, Money, Thank You Lucille, Boogie Depression, Everything I Need, Righteous, I'll Start Tomorrow, Sunshine, That's Love to Me

Number of Discs1

NotesVinyl LP pressing. It had to be a train. The name of Victor Wainwright's new band - and the sleeve image of their debut album - is also the most fitting of metaphors. In music folklore, the train might have associations with the freight-hopping bluesmen of yore, but with this restless boogie-woogie innovator stoking the furnace, this latest project is a charging locomotive - surging forward, crashing through boundaries of genre, sweeping up fresh sounds and clattering headlong past the doubters. At a sweet-spot in his career, where most established stars would rest on their laurels, Victor Wainwright & The Train instead rips up all that has gone before. These twelve tracks are originals in every sense, written by Wainwright, pricking up ears in a sterile music industry and stretching the concept of roots in bold directions. The result is an album that walks a tightrope between scholarly respect and anarchic irreverence.