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Jerry Harrison
Casual Gods
Release Date: 1987
Label: Sire

With Talking Heads having split, guitarist Jerry Harrison released his second solo effort with 1987's Casual Gods. In addition to playing guitar, keyboards, and singing, Harrison also produced the release which featured players like Bernie Worrel on keyboards and Chris Spedding and Robbie McIntosh playing guitar. Harrison's vocals have a quality similar to David Byrne and the music is reminiscent of Fear of Music-era Talking Heads. "Rev It Up" was an AOR hit and deservedly so. The song lives up to its name with a funky, loose groove, snaky guitar, and throbbing bass. "Man With a Gun" is just one of many great lyrics on Casual Gods with a series of wry observations ("A pretty girl can walk anywhere/All doors open for her") over a moody rhythm punctuated by guitar twitches. Casual Gods is a pleasure for Talking Heads fans, but manages to stand on its own. Tom Demalon, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Rev It Up
2Song of Angels
3Man with a Gun
4Let It Come Down
5Cherokee Chief
6Perfect Lie
7Are You Running?
8Breakdown in the Passing Lane
9A.K.A. Love
10We're Always Talking
11Bobby
12Bobby [Extended Mix]

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
1984CDSire



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