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Background. In keeping with Warren Zevon's sardonic lyrical style, the song's verses deal with a suicide attempt, domestic abuse, and a brush with sadomasochism. It is reputed to be a friendly swipe at Jackson Browne; Browne's own songwriting (such as "Here Come Those Tears Again" and "Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate" from The Pretender) could be ...
Jan 31, 2006 · Reconsider Me: The Love Songs is the first posthumous release from Warren Zevon who died on September 7, 2003 from pleural mesothelioma at the age of 56. Mainly known for his cynical...
- “Running on Empty” (Running on Empty, 1977) The title track and the album’s opener, “Running on Empty,” encapsulates the life of a touring musician. Browne’s autobiographical lyrics vividly portray the demands of his schedule, making it one of his most enduring songs.
- “The Load-Out”/”Stay” (Running on Empty, 1977) This two-song medley pays tribute to the unsung heroes of touring: roadies and fans. “The Load-Out” captures the monotony of tour life, transitioning seamlessly into an exuberant cover of Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs’ hit “Stay.”
- “Somebody’s Baby” (Fast Times at Ridgemont High: Music from the Motion Picture, 1982) Browne’s unexpected hit, “Somebody’s Baby,” offers a sweet and genuine love song amid the backdrop of a teen-targeted movie.
- “The Pretender” (The Pretender, 1976) A reflection of the mid-’70s cynicism, “The Pretender” delves into survival instincts marked by lies, cheating, and moral ambiguity.
- Doctor My Eyes
- Late For The Sky
- The Load Out/Stay
- The Fuse
- Running on Empty
- Somebody’S Baby
- Hold on Hold Out
- Here Come Those Tears Again
- Take It Easy
- The Pretender
Jackson Browne’s first big hit was released on his debut album Jackson Browne in 1972. The song “Doctor My Eyes,” was a top Top 10 hit peaking at the Number eight spot on the Billboard Top 100 singles charts in 1972. It was an album that featured an all-star cast of musicians including David Crosby and Graham Nashon backing vocals. If you were grow...
This beautiful Jackson Browne song was the opening track on his 1974 album Late For The Sky. The album was Jackson Browne’s third release. Once again Jackson Browne utilized an all-star cast of musicians on the record. The third time around Jackson Browne was supported by the background vocals of Don Henley, J.D Souther and Dan Fogelberg.
The great track“The Load Out/ Stay,” was released on Jackson Browne’s 1977 Running On Empty LP. The album was the follow-up to his huge smash album The Pretender. The song “The Load Out,” was listed as the ninth song on the record, while “Stay,” was listed as the tenth track. However, the two songs were released together as a single that peaked at ...
In 1976, Jackson Browne released the greatest album of his career. Three of the songs on this Top 10 Jackson Browne songs list hail from The Pretender album. Just about every song from the album could have made this list, but we did not want to ignore Jackson Browne’s other wonderful work.“The Fuse,” was the opening track to the record. It is an of...
The great track “Running On Empty,” was the first single released from Jackson Browne’s follow-up album to The Pretender. The single Running On Empty,” just missed the Billboard Top 10 peaking at Number 11. The album Running on Empty was nominated for a Grammy in the Album of the Year category in 1977. Jackson Browne was also nominated for the Best...
There is no better soundtrack song in the genre of teen movies than Jackson Browne’s “Somebody’s Baby.” The great film Fast Time At Ridgemont High was far more than just a teen comedy, as it served as a launching pad for the film careers of Sean Penn and Jennifer Jason Leigh. Jackson Browne’s “Somebody’s Baby,”world serves as the most pop-oriented ...
Jackson Browne’s “Hold Out Hold On,” may be the sleeper song on the list to casual fans. However, Jackson Browne fans love this song. The beautiful piano introduction and spoken word middle section highlight one of Jackson Browne’s most romantic songs. The song was released on Jackson Browne’s 1980 album Hold Out.
“Here Come Those Tears Again,” was the first single released from Jackson Browne’s terrific 1976 album The Pretender. It is perhaps Jackson Browne’s most poignant song of heartbreak he has ever written, not counting the entireI’m Alive album. The song “Here Come Those Tears Again,” hit Number 23 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in 1976.
Most music fans relate to the classic “Take It Easy,” track as an Eagles song. Well the truth is, it was written by an Eagle and Jackson Browne. The late Glenn Frey shared the writing credit with Jackson Browneon this memorable song. It really does not matter which version of the song one may like better, it’s such a classic track that it stands as...
Our choice for the Number one song on this Top 10 Jackson Browne Songs list was an easy one. Jackson Browne released the album of his career in 1976 with The Pretender album. Every song on the album was a brilliantly written composition that showcased a songwriter at the top of his game. The highlight of the album was none other than the title trac...
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"Reconsider Me" is a single from Warren Zevon's 1987 album Sentimental Hygiene. The song failed to chart, but became a live staple in Zevon's concert performances. In 2006, a set of love songs were released under the name: Reconsider Me: The Love Songs.
Jan 29, 2006 · It’s difficult to review any compilation of Warren Zevon’s work with equanimity. He was one of the smartest songwriters of the second half of the 20th century, up there with Dylan, Springsteen, Don Henley, Randy Newman, and Jackson Browne (all of whom, except Newman, have covered Zevon’s work).
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Oct 9, 2018 · In his response song, Browne doesn’t patronize or claim to have all the answer: “I’m not trying to tell you that I’ve seen the plan/ Turn and walk away if you think I am.”
