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专辑名称: I Am The Moon: II. Ascension
创作艺人: [Tedeschi Trucks Band]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟7首
出品公司: Fantasy
发行时间: 2022/7/1
官方标价: £5.49 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Playing With My Emotions
Ain't That Something
All The Love
So Long Savior
Rainy Day
La Di Da
Hold That Line
详细介绍:
Susan Tedeschi and husband Derek Trucks would like you to think that I Am The Moon maintains a coherent narrative that meaningfully wrestles with the most universal of life%27s questions across four albums. But while the entire project is based on the Sufi love story of Layla and Majnun, the second installment, Ascension, is in the end seven love songs that sway back and forth between the joys and the pain inherent in this most human of emotions. As in the opening volume Crescent, Tedeschi%27s voice proves to be the strongest force. Over the rocked up, organ-and-tambourine R&B of Playing with My Emotions, she sings both the male and female parts, getting in several great lines like He%27s flying home but he doesn%27t land before trading electric guitar solos with Trucks. A bluesy bounce returns in Ain%27t That Something with Tedeschi%27s voice again being the glue that both leads and holds the tune together while Trucks%27 guitar lunges into a psychedelic-influenced solo in the background. Heartfelt and polished, this pair of opening numbers could easily fit on any Tedeschi Trucks record of the past. Winding charts for the group%27s horn section of Kebbi Williams (saxophone), Ephraim Owens (trumpet) and Elizabeth Lea (trombone) mark the 9-minute long All the Love, supposedly a single unedited take. Authentic and true to its hallowed models, So Long Savior splits the difference between acoustic Delta blues and rousing gospel. Led by Trucks%27 slide guitar, which nods to the constant influence of his uncle%27s band The Allman Brothers, Rainy Day is the kind of pop-edged southern rock that Tedeschi Trucks have consistently had a talent for concocting. The country rock of La Di Da, which closes each verse with So we%27ll raise our glasses high/ To this bittersweet goodbye/ And we%27ll say farewell in the morning, has more than a whiff of Gram Parsons%27 We%27ll Sweep Out the Ashes in Morning. While the seven-song Ascension is slightly stronger than the opening volume Crescent, thoughts of whether all of this might have been better as a double album inevitably creep in. This is a multimedia project, with the music meant to coexist with the short films, and how much that affects the way the songs sound as opposed to the look being played live is hard to say. But just from listening, there%27s no doubt this is precisely played, quality song craftsmanship. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
