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Message: <blockquote data-quote="uploader_elakiri" data-source="post: 11679192" data-attributes="member: 385502">Bone Burnett - Studio Albums (1980-2008)<img src="http://i29.fastpic.ru/big/2011/1122/d6/8e6b26a867ba8223415f18ffca593bd6.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />T-Bone Burnett - Studio Albums (1980-2008) (8CD Set)Genre: Folk Rock, Heartland Rock, Roots Rock, Americana | 8CD | MP3 320 kbps | ~ 947 MBA collection of 8 CD, which includes 7 studio albums by T-Bone Burnett, is an American musician, songwriter, and soundtrack and famous record producer.Despite critical acclaim as a performer, the rootsy singer/songwriter T Bone Burnett earned his greatest renown as a producer, helming recording sessions for acts ranging from Roy Orbison and Elvis Costello to Counting Crows and Sam Phillips. Born Joseph Henry Burnett on January 14, 1948, in St. Louis, MO, he grew up in Fort Worth, TX, soaking in the area's indigenous blend of blues, R&B, and Tex-Mex sounds. Instead of attending college, he opted to open his own Fort Worth recording studio, while also performing in a series of blues bands; in the early '70s he relocated to Los Angeles, producing sessions for Glen Clark and Delbert McClinton.  After recording his own 1972 debut, The B-52 Band & the Fabulous Skylarks, Burnett toured with Delaney & Bonnie before befriending Bob Neuwirth, a singer/songwriter known for his ties to Bob Dylan. Three years later, Dylan invited Burnett to play guitar on his Rolling Thunder Revue tour. After the Revue concluded, he and fellow Rolling Thunder alumni Dave Mansfield and Steve Soles founded the Alpha Band, releasing their eponymous debut in 1977. Spark in the Dark followed later that year, and like its predecessor failed to find commercial favor; when 1978's Statue Makers of Hollywood met a similar fate, the Alpha Band split, and Burnett returned to his solo career. He resurfaced in 1980 with the acclaimed Truth Decay, which, like all of his solo work, found its lyrical center in his spiritual concerns. A move to Warner Bros. followed for 1982's Trap Door EP, and 1983's full-length Proof Through the Night featured guests Pete Townshend, Ry Cooder, and Richard Thompson. Still, commercial success eluded him, and so he continued working as a producer, overseeing highly regarded records like Los Lobos' How Will the Wolf Survive?, Marshall Crenshaw's Downtown, and the BoDeans' Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams.  After recording a self-titled 1986 solo effort, Burnett agreed to produce The Turning, an album for the successful Christian pop singer Leslie Phillips. The album won wide acclaim even from secular outposts, but it was to be Phillips' last overtly religious release; instead, she began performing under her nickname, Sam, and with Burnett's aid landed a deal with the Virgin label for 1987's acclaimed The Indescribable Wow. Prior to recording her 1991 LP, Cruel Inventions, Phillips and Burnett wed, and he remained in the producer's seat for her later efforts, including 1994's Martinis & Bikinis and 1996's Omnipop. Despite his additional success manning albums like Elvis Costello's masterful 1986 effort King of America as well as producing the star-studded 1987 Roy Orbison tribute Black & White Night, Burnett continued his solo career; like earlier efforts, 1988's The Talking Animals won raves from the press but failed to find an audience outside of his devoted cult following. His output dwindled as his production work increased, and only in 1992 did he release a follow-up, the Spartan Criminal Under My Own Hat. Instead, Burnett remained one of the most prolific and distinctive producers of his day, crafting successes like Costello's Spike, Counting Crows' August and Everything After, the Wallflowers' Bringing Down the Horse, and Gillian Welch's Revival.  Burnett's public profile took a huge leap in 2001 when he served as composer and music producer for the Coen Brothers' film O Brother, Where Art Thou* as well as producing the soundtrack album from the film, which became somewhat of a cultural phenomenon, selling close to nine million copies and earning Burnett four Grammys. He partnered with the Coen Brothers to form DMZ Records in 2002, and the label has released several soundtrack albums either produced or executive produced by Burnett, including Cold Mountain, A Mighty Wind, Crossing Jordan, and The Ladykillers. Burnett finally released an album of new original material, The True False Identity, in 2006 on Sony, which that same year also released a 40-song retrospective set spanning Burnett's entire career, Twenty Twenty: The Essential T Bone Burnett. Tooth of Crime followed in 2008 on Nonesuch Records.Tracklist:Truth Decay (1980) Reissue 199701. Quicksand 02. Talk Talk Talk Talk Talk 03. Boomerang 04. Love at First Sight 05. Madison Avenue 06. Driving Wheel 07. Come Home 08. Power of Love 09. House of s 10. Tears Tears Tears 11. Pretty Girls 12. I'm Coming HomeProof Through the Night & the Complete Trap Door (recordings 1982-1984) 2007 Release [2CD]CD 1: Proof Through The Night 01. The Murder Weapon 02. Fatally Beautiful 03. After All These Years 04. Baby Fall Down 05. The Sixties 06. Stunned 07. Pressure 08. Hula Hoop 09. When The Night Falls 10. Hefner and Disney 11. Shut It Tight 12. Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw CD 2: The Complete Trap Door 01. Hold On Tight 02. Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend 03. I Wish You Could Have Seen Her Dance 04. A Ridiculous Man 05. Poetry 06. Trap Door 07. Strange Combination 08. Amnesia And Jealousy (Oh! Lana) 09. Having A Wonderful Time, Wish You Were Her 10. The Law Of Average 11. My Life And The Women Who Lived It 12. Welcome Home, Mr. LewisT Bone Burnett (1986)01. River Of Love 02. Poison Love 03. Shake Yourself Loose 04. No Love At All 05. Annabelle Lee 06. I Remember (Instrumental) 07. I Remember 08. Little Daughter 09. Oh No Darling 10. Time 11. Little Daughter (Instrumental) 12. Song To A Dead Man 13. The Bird That I Held In My HandThe Talking Animals (1987) 2001 Reissue01. The Wild Truth 02. Monkey Dance 03. Image 04. Dance, Dance, Dance 05. The Killer Moon 06. Relentless 07. Euromad 08. Purple Heart 09. You Could Look It Up 10. The Strange Case Of Frank Cash And The Morning PaperThe Criminal Under My Own Hat (1992) 2003 Reissue01. Over You 02. Tear This Building Down 03. It's Not Too Late 04. Humans from Earth 05. Primitives 06. Criminals 07. Every Little Thing 08. I Can Explain Everything 09. Any Time at All 10. I Can Explain Everything 11. Long Time Now 12. Kill SwitchThe True False Identity (2006)01. Zombieland 02. Palestine Texas 03. Seven Times Hotter Than Fire 04. There Would Be Hell To Pay 05. Every Time I Feel the Shift 06. I'm Going On A Long Journey Never To Return 07. Hollywood Mecca Of The Movies 08. Fear Country 09. Baby Don't You Say You Love Me 10. Earlier Baghdad (The Bounce) 11. Blinded By The Darkness 12. Shaken Rattled And RolledTooth Of Crime (2008)01. Anything I Say Can and Will Be Used Against You 02. Dope Island 03. The Slowdown 04. Blind Man 05. Kill Zone 06. The Rat Age 07. Swizzle Stick 08. Telepresence (Make the Metal Scream) 09. Here Come the Philistines 10. 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