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Frankie Miller’s Double Take

Frankie Miller

SKU: 4794426

Barcode: 602547944269

24.00 £24.00
  • Genre: Rock And Pop
  • Label: UMC
  • Released Date: 26th September 2016
  • Buying Format:
    180g 2LP Gatefold Sleeve Includes Download Code

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Frankie Miller is a well-loved but perhaps somewhat forgotten artist from the 70’s British Rock/Folk scene. Artists as varied as Rod Stewart, The Traveling Wilburys and Ray Charles have recorded Miller’s songs, while he has collaborated with Phil Lynott, Bob Seger, Joe Cocker, Johnny Hallyday, and many more. It’s a testament to the high regard with which Miller’s contemporaries hold him – and to Miller’s own wide-ranging, genre-spanning talents – that so many of music’s biggest names gathered together to help finish 19 of his unreleased tracks. Recorded as duets with Frankie’s original vocal, this album features new recordings from Elton John, Rod Stewart, Kid Rock, Joe Walsh (The Eagles), Willie Nelson, Hotei Tomoyasu, Paul Carrack, Francis Rossi, Bonnie Tyler, Huey Lewis, and more.

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Track Listings

Blackmail (with Joe Walsh)
Where Do The Guilty Go (with Elton John and Steve Cropper)
Way Past Midnight (with Huey Lewis)
True Love (with Bonnie Tyler)
Kiss Her For Me (with Rod Stewart and Joe Walsh)
Gold Shoes (with Francis Rossi)
Sending Me Angels (with Kiki Dee and Jose Antonio Rodriguez)
Jezebel Jones (with Kid Rock and Full House)
When It's Rockin' (with Steve Dickson and Full House)
Beginner At The Blues (with Delbert McClinton and Full House)
To Be With You Again (with Kim Carnes)
I Want To Spend My Life With You (with Willie Nelson)
The Ghost (with Tomoyasu Hotei)
It Gets Me Blue (with Paul Carrack)
Out On The Water (with Stuart Emerson)
It's A Long Way Home (with Brian Cadd)
I'm Missing You (with John Parr)
I Never Want To Lose You (with Lenny Zakatek)
I Do (Frankie Miller solo)

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