Track Listing
1. Three Time Loser
2. Alright For an Hour
3. All in the Name of Rock 'N' Roll
4. Drift Away
5. Stone Cold Sober
6. I Don't Want to Talk About It
7. It's Not the Spotlight
8. This Old Heart of Mine
9. Still Love You
10. Sailing
| Details | | Playing Time: | 43 min. | | Contributing Artists: | Al Jackson, David Lindley, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Fred Tackett, Steve Cropper | | Producer: | Tom Dowd | | Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: Rod Stewart (vocals); Pete Carr, Steve Cropper, Jesse Ed Davis, Jimmy Johnson, Fred Tackett (guitar); David Lindley (violin); Duck Dunn, Bob Glaub, David Hood, Lee Sklar (bass); Willie Correa, Roger Hawkins, Al Jackson, Nigel Olsson (drums, percussion); Cindy & Bob Singers, The Pets & The Clappers (background vocals).
Engineers include: Gabby Garcia, Jerry Masters, Steve Melton.
Recorded at A&R, New York, New York; Criteria, Miami, Florida; Wally Heider, Los Angeles, California; Hi Recording and Muscle Shoals Sound, Alabama.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
None of Rod Stewart's many self re-inventions has been half-hearted, least of all the full-fledged adoption of the full-on electric rock of 1975's ATLANTIC CROSSING. This album saw Stewart moving past the folk and blues of some of his past work, trading it in for some brash saxophones and jumpy R&B-tinged rhythms. AC features a host of well-known Yank studio cats, including guitarist Steve Cropper (whose contribution was also compositional), producer Tom Dowd, and the Memphis Horns, who all lend an able hand in helping Stewart leave his UK roots behind.
The transition at the heart of ATLANTIC CROSSING was a radical musical departure. "Three Time Loser" is a slick rock number, filled with ripping leads, saxophones, and explicit sexual subject matter. From the reggae groove of "Alright For An Hour" to the softer "Slow Half," which features Stewart's version of Crazy Horse's "I Don't Want To Talk About It," ATLANTIC CROSSING catches Rod Stewart as he jumps headlong into another style, one of many directional changes in his ever-continuing journey into legend.
Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...Craftily split into a 'fast side' that now suggests The Black Crowes gone pop, and a less satisfactory 'slow side' that nonetheless featured 'I Don't Want To Talk About It'...
Q (11/01/2000)
4 stars out of 5 -- Surrounding himself with Grade A American musos such as Steve Cropper and Al Jackson, Stewart introduces a sophisticated sheen to ATLANTIC CROSSING...
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