Dave Stewart & The Spiritual Cowboys

Live At Rockpalast


  • 2CD+DVD
  • Date : 30.09.2016
  • Package : 2CD + DVD Digipack
  • Running Time CD : CD1 : 47:42 CD2: 37:04
  • Running Time DVD : 100:00
  • Video Format : DVD9/NTSC
  • Audio Format : PCM Stereo 2.0
  • Picture Format : 4::3
  • Regionalcode: 0
  • FSK:0
  • DVD
  • Date : 30.09.2016
  • Package : DVD Digipack
  • Running Time : 100:00
  • Video Format : DVD9/NTSC
  • Audio Format : PCM Stereo 2.0
  • Regionalcode: 0
  • FSK:0
  • Doppel Vinyl
  • Date : 25.11.2016
  • Package : 2LP Gatefold
  • Running Time : 84:46

Dave Stewart & The Spiritual Cowboys – Live At Rockpalast

In view of this broad range of activities it was not such a big surprise after the EURYTHMICS’’ (temporary) split to see DAVE STEWART pull THE SPIRITUAL COWBOYS out of his hat in 1990, a band that musically had little to nothing in common with the synth pop of his duo with Annie Lennox. Three guitars! Two drum kits! Up to now, that was only known from southern rock/ jam bands like THE ALLMAN BROTHERS, GRATEFUL DEAD and LYNYRD SKYNYRD. Behind one of the drum sets sat Martin Chambers whom STEWART had borrowed from Chrissie Hynde (PRETENDERS) – if Chambers did not hurry to the front edge of the stage to shake the maracas or sing backing vocals. Guitarist John Turnbull, too, with a history of being in IAN DURY & THE BLOCKHEADS was not an unknown figure within this seven person line-up.

Yet, in all the coolness: On the big stage DAVE STEWART and the SPIRITUAL COWBOYS are full power on immediately, unfolding their massive wit with the first Rickenbacker riff of the opener ‘Love Child’ – to draw on their full potential of repertoire during the following 80 or so minutes. The very BOWIE-esk ‘Soul Years’ is standing besides the wistful memory ‘This Little Town’ for that STEWART even unpacks his harmonica. The gospel inspired hymn ‘Love Shines’ lifts off no less (but totally different) than the smooth blue-eyed soul of ‘Jack Talking’ that not only reminds with its title of the best funky times of the brothers Gibb. The epic ‘Heaven & Earth’ finds its natural place here as well as the glam rock overtones of ‘Fashion Bomb’ and the psychedelic wall of sound of ‘On Fire’. And how much the man enjoyed playing his Fender Stratocaster extensively! Not only in the track ‘The Devil’s Just Been Using You‘.


 

Tracklist:

DVD

  1. Hey Johnny 06:16
  2. Victim To Fame 05:23
  3. Fashion Bomb 03:56
  4. Soul Years 06:14
  5. The Devil’s Just Been Using You 07:30
  6. Jack Talking 05:40
  7. This Little Town 05:21
  8. Love Shines 07:22
  9. Party Town I 04:47
  10. On Fire 04:36
  11. Spirtitual Love 07:05
  12. Heaven and Earth 06:27
  13. Party Town II 05:34
  14. King Of The Hypocrites 08:35

Bonus: Backstage Interview

DVD total: 100:00

 

CD 1:

  1. Hey Johnny 06:16
  2. Victim To Fame 05:23
  3. Fashion Bomb 03:56
  4. Soul Years 06:14
  5. The Devil’s Just Been Using You 07:30
  6. Jack Talking 05:40
  7. This Little Town 05:21
  8. Love Shines 07:22

CD 1 total: 47:42

 

CD 2:

  1. Party Town I 04:47
  2. On Fire 04:36
  3. Spirtitual Love 07:05
  4. Heaven and Earth 06:27
  5. Party Town II 05:34
  6. King Of The Hypocrites 08:35

CD 2 total: 37:04

Tracklist:   2LP

Side A

  1. Hey Johnny 06:16
  2. Victim To Fame 05:23
  3. Fashion Bomb 03:56
  4. Soul Years 06:14

Side B

  1. The Devil’s Just Been Using You 07:30
  2. Jack Talking 05:40
  3. This Little Town 05:21

Side C

  1. Love Shines 07:22
  2. Party Town I 04:47
  3. On Fire 04:36
  4. Spirtitual Love 07:05

Side D

  1. Heaven and Earth 06:27
  2. Party Town II 05:34
  3. King Of The Hypocrites 08:35

2LP total: 84:46

 


DVD Cover

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Photos by Kerstin Stelter