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Leo Kottke, Standing in My Shoes

Audio CD

Disk ID: 57457

Disk length: 39m 3s (11 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1997

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Standing In My Shoes 3:59
2. World Turning 3:59
3. Dead End 4:16
4. Vaseline Machine Gun 3:10
5. Corrina, Corrina 4:20
6. Realm 3:08
7. Cripple Creek 3:07
8. Twice 3:33
9. Across The Street 3:16
10. Don't Call Me Ray 3:17
11. Itchy 2:50

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Review

In the wake of Beck, even old-schoolers like Leo Kottke are getting hip-hop hip. On Standing in My Shoes, he teams with producer and former Prince cohort David Z for an intriguing, occasionally convincing synthesis of the guitarist's left-field visions and drum loops that suggest exposure to Mellow Gold and Odelay. Some of this music, especially instrumentals like "Realm" and the snoozily "atmospheric" "Across the Street," is barely a step up from tasteful background sound. Other cuts, though, such as a beat-smart rerecording of "Vaseline Machine Gun"--from his legendary first album, 6- and 12-String Guitar--and the Delta-flamenco fusion of "Dead End," demonstrate the wisdom of the Kottke-Z pairing. The title track, another revival of an early Kottke track, also effectively mates groove and stoic soulfulness. His collaboration with Z doesn't mark a great leap forward, but Standing is a modestly brave move. --Rickey Wright

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