Chris Isaak – San Francisco Days

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Artist: Chris Isaak

Title: San Francisco Days

Year: 1993

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  • 1. San Francisco Days (2:58)
  • 2. Beautiful Homes (3:49)
  • 3. Round 'N' Round (4:27)
  • 4. Two Hearts (3:34)
  • 5. Can't Do A Thing (3:39)
  • 6. Except The New Girl (3:21)
  • 7. Waiting (3:41)
  • 8. Move Along (4:03)
  • 9. I Want Your Love (3:10)
  • 10. 5:15 (3:10)
  • 11. Lonely With A Broken Heart (3:09)
  • 12. Solitary Man (2:37)

Review

Chris Isaak's "San Francisco Days" is a treasure trove of musical storytelling, blending rock and roll, rockabilly, and roots rock into a cohesive tapestry. Released in 1993, this fourth studio album from Isaak showcases his growth as a songwriter and his ability to paint vivid pictures with his silky baritone voice.

The album opens with the title track, a folk-infused journey through Isaak's adopted hometown. It's a gentle yet intense piece, with acoustic guitar, bass, brushed drums, and juke joint piano creating a backdrop for Isaak's evocative lyrics. Throughout the album, Isaak's introspective nature shines through, particularly in tracks like "Beautiful Homes" with its rockabilly soul and themes of longing.

"San Francisco Days" also features a soulful cover of Neil Diamond's "Solitary Man," adding depth to the collection. While it may not have reached the same commercial heights as his previous work, this album has stood the test of time. Its refined production and Isaak's narrative style make it feel just as fresh today as it did upon release, fitting seamlessly into the contemporary Americana scene. - Willow

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