Information about "Down the road wherever"

[IrisRose]

Here are the tracks for the deluxe edition--sent to the US subscribers     

Trapper Man
Back On The Dance Floor
Nobody’s Child
SIDE 2

Nobody Does That
Good On You Son
Floating Away
SIDE 3

One Song At A Time
Heavy Up
Slow Learner
SIDE 4

Just A Boy Away From Home
My Bacon Roll
When You Leave
Matchstick Man


Bonus 12" Vinyl
SIDE 1

Drovers' Road
Don't Suck Me In
SIDE 2

Sky And Water
Pale Imitation

[tunnel85]

I'll buy the german Mediamarkt version. 

[jabbathehut]

Why do you have to buy the cd deluxe and lp deluxe to get everything or have I mis read it.That is not very fan friendly.
Will individual tracks be available for download.

[wakeywakey]

Why do you have to buy the cd deluxe and lp deluxe to get everything or have I mis read it.That is not very fan friendly.
Will individual tracks be available for download.

You get the CD deluxe with the LP deluxe(box set.)

[jbaent]

Can you add the tracklist and track lenghts also?

Information updated in the first post.

Please all of you check just in case there are mistakes and correct them.

Which song is the one that is out from the US standard CD edition?

[Pottel]

Can you add the tracklist and track lenghts also?

Information updated in the first post.

Please all of you check just in case there are mistakes and correct them.

Which song is the one that is out from the US standard CD edition?

Also, no other stuff then info about the album or questions about it, no qualitative feedback. Info/questions only

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[jbaent]

Can you add the tracklist and track lenghts also?

Information updated in the first post.

Please all of you check just in case there are mistakes and correct them.

Which song is the one that is out from the US standard CD edition?

Also, no other stuff then info about the album or questions about it, no qualitative feedback. Info/questions only

sent from my Samsung Galaxy 9+ via tapatalk

Sorry, what?

[Love Expresso]

Minor correction maybe the two bonus tracks on the Deluxe Edition are not track numbers 15 and 16 as Matchstick Man is the closing track on both editions.

But if you just see it as counting it is ok of course

LE

[jbaent]

Minor correction maybe the two bonus tracks on the Deluxe Edition are not track numbers 15 and 16 as Matchstick Man is the closing track on both editions.

But if you just see it as counting it is ok of course

LE

Yes, I did it as counting as in the deluxe version most of the tracks change positions, this way I avoid to put again all the tracks and it's clear "what's new" in any edition, or at least I thought it would be clearer...

[Love Expresso]

 

LE

[Dutchessy]

Minor correction maybe the two bonus tracks on the Deluxe Edition are not track numbers 15 and 16 as Matchstick Man is the closing track on both editions.

But if you just see it as counting it is ok of course

LE

Yes, I did it as counting as in the deluxe version most of the tracks change positions, this way I avoid to put again all the tracks and it's clear "what's new" in any edition, or at least I thought it would be clearer...

Agree this way. It is very clear this way. Good edit 

[Pottel]

Can you add the tracklist and track lenghts also?

Information updated in the first post.

Please all of you check just in case there are mistakes and correct them.

Which song is the one that is out from the US standard CD edition?

Also, no other stuff then info about the album or questions about it, no qualitative feedback. Info/questions only

sent from my Samsung Galaxy 9+ via tapatalk

Sorry, what?

i mean, no "i do not like it because blabla" or "i love it because" etc...

[zipzapzopzoup]

Which song is the one that is out from the US standard CD edition?

Drovers' Road.

[Robson]

Mark Knopfler Announces Ninth Solo Studio Album ‘Down The Road Wherever’

The follow-up to 2015’s ‘Tracker’ features many of the musicians Knopfler has worked with in recent years, and a guest appearance by Imelda May.

Published on September 19, 2018

By Paul Sexton


Mark Knopfler will return with his ninth solo studio album, Down The Road Wherever, on 16 November. The follow-up to 2015’s Tracker, it will be released on his own British Grove label via Universal/Virgin EMI and features 14 new Knopfler compositions recorded at his west London studio, also called British Grove. Contributors to the album include Irish star Imelda May.

“’Down The Road Wherever’ is a line from ‘One Song At A Time,’” says Knopfler, referring to the album title and one of its tracks. “I remember my pal Chet Atkins once saying that he picked his way out of poverty one song at a time, and it just stuck in my mind. You get to an age where you’ve written quite a few songs.

“But Down The Road Wherever seems to be appropriate for me, just because it’s what I’ve always done. I’ve always tried to make a record and also to keep my own geography happening in the songs.”

With Knopfler’s ever-present eye for compelling narratives and striking characters, the new songs cover such subjects as his early days in the south-east London area of Deptford, when Dire Straits were a fledgling band; a man out of time reflecting on his circumstances in his local “greasy spoon” café; and a stray Liverpool Football Club fan who finds himself in Newcastle (where Mark himself grew up) on ‘Just A Boy Away From Home.’ That’s the only track on which Knopfler is not the sole writer, as it features the melody of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone,’ also well-known as Liverpool FC’s own anthem.

The team that Knopfler assembled around him for the recording sessions includes many of the musicians who have been with him in the studio and on the road for years. Among them are keyboardist Guy Fletcher, who has worked with him since Dire Straits days and co-produced Down The Road Wherever with Mark; Jim Cox, also on keyboards; Nigel Hitchcock on saxophone, Tom Walsh on trumpet, John McCusker (fiddle), Mike McGoldrick (whistle and flute), Glenn Worf (bass), drummer Ian ‘Ianto’ Thomas and Danny Cummings on percussion.

There are also appearances by Richard Bennett and the widely-travelled Robbie McIntosh on guitar and Trevor Mires on trombone. Along with May, the album has backing vocals by Lance Ellington, Kris Drever, Beverley Skeete and Katie Kissoon.

Down The Road Wherever will be available on digital DL, CD, double vinyl (with one bonus track), deluxe CD with two bonus tracks, and as a lavish box set including the album on both vinyl and deluxe CD. The box will also contain a 12” vinyl EP with four bonus tracks, a 12” print of the artwork and a 12” guitar tablature of a selected song.

“I think the business of making a record, from having written a song and then bringing it to musicians, it can be quite a bendy route,” says Knopfler. “It’s not just motorways all the way…and you can end up in the occasional cul-de-sac, then you have to do a 16-point turn to try to get your truck back out on the main road, as unobtrusively as you can. That’s part of the fun of it.”

And I’ll be out of this place
And down the road wherever
There but for the grace, etcetera
I’ll see you later somewhere down the line
I’ll be picking my way out of here
One song at a time

STANDARD EDITION

 1.Trapper Man
 2.Back On The Dance Floor
 3.Nobody’s Child
 4.Just A Boy Away From Home
 5.When You Leave
 6.Good On You Son
 7.My Bacon Roll
 8.Nobody Does That
 9.Drovers’ Road (apparently not in the US version or not in the standard version according MK.com)
10.One Song At A Time
11.Floating Away
12.Slow Learner
13.Heavy Up
14.Matchstick Man

BONUS TRACKS IN DELUXE CD

15.Every Heart In The Room
16.Rear View Mirror

BONUS TRACKS IN THE BOX (VINYL)

17.Don’t Suck Me In
18.Sky And Water
19.Pale Imitation

MUSICIANS

Mark Knopfler
Guy Fletcher
Jim Cox
Glenn Worf
Ian Thomas
Nigel Hitchcock
John McCusker
Mike McGoldrick
Danny Cummings
   
GUEST MUSICIANS

Richard Bennett
Robbie McIntosh
Trevor Mires
Tom Walsh

GUEST STARS

Imelda May
Lance Ellington
Kris Drever
Beverley Skeete
Katie Kissoon.

  I missed that. Thanks jbaent:)

[Pottel]

Richard is a guess musician???

Mark Knopfler Announces Ninth Solo Studio Album ‘Down The Road Wherever’

The follow-up to 2015’s ‘Tracker’ features many of the musicians Knopfler has worked with in recent years, and a guest appearance by Imelda May.

Published on September 19, 2018

By Paul Sexton


Mark Knopfler will return with his ninth solo studio album, Down The Road Wherever, on 16 November. The follow-up to 2015’s Tracker, it will be released on his own British Grove label via Universal/Virgin EMI and features 14 new Knopfler compositions recorded at his west London studio, also called British Grove. Contributors to the album include Irish star Imelda May.

“’Down The Road Wherever’ is a line from ‘One Song At A Time,’” says Knopfler, referring to the album title and one of its tracks. “I remember my pal Chet Atkins once saying that he picked his way out of poverty one song at a time, and it just stuck in my mind. You get to an age where you’ve written quite a few songs.

“But Down The Road Wherever seems to be appropriate for me, just because it’s what I’ve always done. I’ve always tried to make a record and also to keep my own geography happening in the songs.”

With Knopfler’s ever-present eye for compelling narratives and striking characters, the new songs cover such subjects as his early days in the south-east London area of Deptford, when Dire Straits were a fledgling band; a man out of time reflecting on his circumstances in his local “greasy spoon” café; and a stray Liverpool Football Club fan who finds himself in Newcastle (where Mark himself grew up) on ‘Just A Boy Away From Home.’ That’s the only track on which Knopfler is not the sole writer, as it features the melody of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone,’ also well-known as Liverpool FC’s own anthem.

The team that Knopfler assembled around him for the recording sessions includes many of the musicians who have been with him in the studio and on the road for years. Among them are keyboardist Guy Fletcher, who has worked with him since Dire Straits days and co-produced Down The Road Wherever with Mark; Jim Cox, also on keyboards; Nigel Hitchcock on saxophone, Tom Walsh on trumpet, John McCusker (fiddle), Mike McGoldrick (whistle and flute), Glenn Worf (bass), drummer Ian ‘Ianto’ Thomas and Danny Cummings on percussion.

There are also appearances by Richard Bennett and the widely-travelled Robbie McIntosh on guitar and Trevor Mires on trombone. Along with May, the album has backing vocals by Lance Ellington, Kris Drever, Beverley Skeete and Katie Kissoon.

Down The Road Wherever will be available on digital DL, CD, double vinyl (with one bonus track), deluxe CD with two bonus tracks, and as a lavish box set including the album on both vinyl and deluxe CD. The box will also contain a 12” vinyl EP with four bonus tracks, a 12” print of the artwork and a 12” guitar tablature of a selected song.

“I think the business of making a record, from having written a song and then bringing it to musicians, it can be quite a bendy route,” says Knopfler. “It’s not just motorways all the way…and you can end up in the occasional cul-de-sac, then you have to do a 16-point turn to try to get your truck back out on the main road, as unobtrusively as you can. That’s part of the fun of it.”

And I’ll be out of this place
And down the road wherever
There but for the grace, etcetera
I’ll see you later somewhere down the line
I’ll be picking my way out of here
One song at a time

STANDARD EDITION

 1.Trapper Man
 2.Back On The Dance Floor
 3.Nobody’s Child
 4.Just A Boy Away From Home
 5.When You Leave
 6.Good On You Son
 7.My Bacon Roll
 8.Nobody Does That
 9.Drovers’ Road (apparently not in the US version or not in the standard version according MK.com)
10.One Song At A Time
11.Floating Away
12.Slow Learner
13.Heavy Up
14.Matchstick Man

BONUS TRACKS IN DELUXE CD

15.Every Heart In The Room
16.Rear View Mirror

BONUS TRACKS IN THE BOX (VINYL)

17.Don’t Suck Me In
18.Sky And Water
19.Pale Imitation

MUSICIANS

Mark Knopfler
Guy Fletcher
Jim Cox
Glenn Worf
Ian Thomas
Nigel Hitchcock
John McCusker
Mike McGoldrick
Danny Cummings
   
GUEST MUSICIANS

Richard Bennett
Robbie McIntosh
Trevor Mires
Tom Walsh

GUEST STARS

Imelda May
Lance Ellington
Kris Drever
Beverley Skeete
Katie Kissoon.

  I missed that. Thanks jbaent:)

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