Information about "Down the road wherever"

[jbaent]

In the text Richard is mentioned not in the core band but as a guest...

[superval99]

In the text Richard is mentioned not in the core band but as a guest...

On some albums he isn't there at all - Mark plays all the guitars, but maybe Robbie McIntosh is playing instead.   Perhaps Richard will be in the touring band, as usual.   

[quizzaciously]

In the text Richard is mentioned not in the core band but as a guest...

Mark got angry because Richard started touring with Neil Diamond again so he's the "guest musician" now

[IrisRose]

jbaent, what did you change/update?   I copied directly (copy/paste) from the official site.   Have they changed it?   This track list is only for US edition, not European.  That might cause confusion.

[jbaent]

In mk.com, drovers road is not listed in the standard edition, but in the virgin site it is... So being mk.com in Canada, I guess the NA version don't have that song but the European, or the UK one does...

I know it's confusing. That's why I put the remark.

[ustas]

In mk.com, drovers road is not listed in the standard edition, but in the virgin site it is... So being mk.com in Canada, I guess the NA version don't have that song but the European, or the UK one does...
I know it's confusing. That's why I put the remark.

There is a press release for US: http://sacksco.com/pr/mark_knopfler.html

The same as previously, but includes "VIA BLUE NOTE" (instead of Virgin/EMI) and track list:

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*
10. One Song At A Time
11. Floating Away
12. Slow Learner
13. Heavy Up
14. Rear View Mirror*
15. Every Heart In The Room*
16. Matchstick Man
*Deluxe Edition CD bonus tracks

P.S. hi-rez images also available there  http://sacksco.com/photo/hi/mark_knopfler.jpg & http://sacksco.com/photo/hi/mark_knopfler_cover.jpg

P.P.S. http://www.bluenote.com/news/mark-knopfler-down-the-road-wherever

[quizzaciously]

P.S. hi-rez images also available there  http://sacksco.com/photo/hi/mark_knopfler.jpg & http://sacksco.com/photo/hi/mark_knopfler_cover.jpg

Thanks for the photo! While loading it I've got a bizarre glitch, take a look:
https://pp.userapi.com/c851428/v851428327/99fb/mV_CYJfLCjY.jpg

I can't stop laughing

My question is — Mark, why so serious? One of the grumpiest photos of Mark I've ever seen, even grumpier than this one:
https://pp.userapi.com/c629112/v629112999/35085/KywHeSpszQ4.jpg

[TJ]

"VIA BLUE NOTE"

That's interesting.  Blue Note is generally a jazz label.

[quizzaciously]

"VIA BLUE NOTE"

That's interesting.  Blue Note is generally a jazz label.

Jazz guitar on the picture, now Blue Note... Man, to say I'm excited is to say nothing!

[Robson]

The Deluxe Boxed version includes bonus tracks only on a vinyl album? Four songs. I thought about the CD. If four, the CD Deluxe version gives us 15 tracks. I do not understand something

[jbaent]

The Deluxe Boxed version includes bonus tracks only on a vinyl album? Four songs. I thought about the CD. If four, the CD Deluxe version gives us 15 tracks. I do not understand something

What you don't understand?

[ustas]

The Deluxe Boxed version includes bonus tracks only on a vinyl album? Four songs. I thought about the CD. If four, the CD Deluxe version gives us 15 tracks. I do not understand something

CD standard (Virgin/EMI/Universal 0602567940418, worlwide incl. Canada*) 14 tracks;
CD standard (Blue Note, U.S.?) 13 tracks;
CD deluxe (both worldwide Virgin/EMI/Universal 0602567940425 & U.S. digital only?) - 16 tracks;
2LP standard (Virgin/EMI/Universal 0602567940449)  13 tracks;
Deluxe Box Set (Virgin/EMI/Universal 0602567960584): CD deluxe + 2LP + bonus LP with 4 tracks.

*Canada always is Universal Music territory.

[hunter]

I get the point of adapting a product to various markets, but an album? As if an album would sell better in for instance the US by replacing one song at the end. Really?

[ustas]

I get the point of adapting a product to various markets, but an album? As if an album would sell better in for instance the US by replacing one song at the end. Really?

It is not first time. Do not forget (for example) Sailing to Philadelphia, there were 3 versions: worldwide, UK & US editions with different track lists.

[hunter]

I get the point of adapting a product to various markets, but an album? As if an album would sell better in for instance the US by replacing one song at the end. Really?

It is not first time. Do not forget (for example) Sailing to Philadelphia, there were 3 versions: worldwide, UK & US editions with different track lists.

Yeah, I know. It's very strange.