PIRANI, Ben - How Do I Talk To My Brother? - Vinyl (LP)
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Ben PIRANI

How Do I Talk To My Brother?(gatefold vinyl LP + MP3 download code)

Colemine US

Cat: CLMN 12021LP. Rel: 8 Oct 18
Soul


Side 1 - Track 1. Try Love Side 1 - Track 2. Not One More Tear Side 1 - Track 3. Light Of My Life Side 1 - Track 4. Art School Girl Side 1 - Track 5. Can't Get Out Your Own Way Side 2 - Track 1. You Brought The Rain Side 2 - Track 2. It's Understanding Side 2 - Track 3. Dreamin's For Free Side 2 - Track 4. That's What You Mean To Me Side 2 - Track 5. How Do I Talk To My Brother?

With a father who played piano on some of Terry Callier's greatest records, Ben Pirani has solid soul credentials. He's also previously served up a swathe of superb singles, both as a solo artist and as part of various short-lived Chicago soul groups. Given this history, his first solo album, "How Do I Talk To My Brother", is without doubt something of a gem. Pirani's dream pop-influenced blue-eyed soul vocals naturally take centre stage, rising above '60s -style backing tracks - complete with fuzzy period production - that variously doff a cap to Motown style stompers, Callier style folk-soul, impassioned slow jams (see the sweet "Art School Girl"), and the kind of sun-kissed songs that will have even the most miserable of listeners grinning like the proverbial Cheshire cat.


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