Steve Skaith - Latin Quarter: Bare Bones (2015) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Steve Skaith
- Title: Latin Quarter: Bare Bones
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Westpark Music
- Genre: New Acoustic, Singer/Songwriter
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:42:46
- Total Size: 99 / 240 / 796 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Swimming Against the Stream
02. Bride on the Bridge
03. America for Beginners
04. No Rope as Long as Time
05. Contention City
06. The Men Below
07. The Big Pool
08. Like a Miracle
09. Love Has Gone
10. The Weatherman
11. Wounded in Action
Steve Skaith was the singer and co-writer of the band Latin Quarter, best known in the UK for the 80s hit single "Radio Africa" and their collaboration with the Zimbabwean group, the Bhundu Boys in the 90's. They had big hits in continental Europe with "New Millioniares", "America For Beginners", "No Rope as long as Time" and others. The idea for this album was to take some old LQ songs back to the state when they were first written and demoed: just a guitar, a voice, a bit of harmony, a touch of keyboard colour and hey presto! Obviously to do this in a bedroom on a porta-studio in the 1980's is different to now doing it in a proper studio with Steve Jeffries producing and providing that keyboard colour. But trying to capture the spark, the heart of a song with a simple arrangement, is still the same great feeling. Obviously there are changes apart from the sound quality. At times we approached the songs with a completely different energy. We changed some rhythms. In one case we changed a chorus. But one thing we haven't changed is the lyrics. At times I wondered why I was singing songs about situations that passed many years ago. In the case of 'No Rope as Long as Time' the lyric is actually wrong. Apartheid was dismantled without a war. But to remember where we were, or where we thought we were, can help to remind us where we are now. What has changed and what has not.
01. Swimming Against the Stream
02. Bride on the Bridge
03. America for Beginners
04. No Rope as Long as Time
05. Contention City
06. The Men Below
07. The Big Pool
08. Like a Miracle
09. Love Has Gone
10. The Weatherman
11. Wounded in Action
Steve Skaith was the singer and co-writer of the band Latin Quarter, best known in the UK for the 80s hit single "Radio Africa" and their collaboration with the Zimbabwean group, the Bhundu Boys in the 90's. They had big hits in continental Europe with "New Millioniares", "America For Beginners", "No Rope as long as Time" and others. The idea for this album was to take some old LQ songs back to the state when they were first written and demoed: just a guitar, a voice, a bit of harmony, a touch of keyboard colour and hey presto! Obviously to do this in a bedroom on a porta-studio in the 1980's is different to now doing it in a proper studio with Steve Jeffries producing and providing that keyboard colour. But trying to capture the spark, the heart of a song with a simple arrangement, is still the same great feeling. Obviously there are changes apart from the sound quality. At times we approached the songs with a completely different energy. We changed some rhythms. In one case we changed a chorus. But one thing we haven't changed is the lyrics. At times I wondered why I was singing songs about situations that passed many years ago. In the case of 'No Rope as Long as Time' the lyric is actually wrong. Apartheid was dismantled without a war. But to remember where we were, or where we thought we were, can help to remind us where we are now. What has changed and what has not.
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