Wrong way up
Wrong Way Up is a studio album released in 1990 by musicians Brian Eno and John Cale . The album combines pop and electronic music and is considered one of the most commercial works by the Eno / Cale team. In 2005 the record was released by All Saints Records with a new cover; the new edition included two bonus tracks by Eno, "Grandfather's House" and "You Don't Miss Your Water".
reception
The single "Been There, Done That" is the only Eno single to date that has made it into the US charts. Trouser Press called the album "an absolutely wonderful pop record, a subversion of Top 40 formulas to the pair's own idiosyncratic (but utterly accessible) ends."; According to Rolling Stone, Eno / Cale wanted to create a "spooky, catchy aural environment".
Musician
- John Cale - vocals, piano, keyboard, bass etc.
- Brian Eno - vocals, piano, keyboard, guitar etc.
- Robert Ahwai - rhythm guitar
- Nell Catchpole - violin
- Rhett Davies - backing vocals
- Daryl Johnson - bass
- Ronald Jones - tabla, drums
- Bruce Lampcov - backing vocals
- Dave Young - guitar, bass
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Trouser Press. Retrieved April 4, 2017 .
- ^ Rolling Stone. Retrieved April 4, 2017 .