Richard Ashcroft - Alone With Everybody - VINYL LP

Originally issued on Hut Records in June 2000, Alone With Everybody was eagerly anticipated, as it was Ashcroft's first recordings since the demise of the group he founded and led, The Verve - This re-issue replicates the 2000 UK first pressing and is available on audiophile 180g double vinyl in gatefold sleeve. Opening the album with it's string overture, InchSong For The LoversInch signalled Ashcroft's intent immediately. Intensely melodic, anthemic, it picked up exactly where The Verve's 1997 multi-platinum album Urban Hymns left off. Lifted as a single, it reached No 3 in the UK and spent most of the summer on the charts. Recorded at Olympic Studios and Metropolis in London, big, bold and frequently beautiful, Alone With Everybody raced to No 1 in early July; it played to all of Ashcroft's strengths, memorable hooks, catchy choruses, beats subtly influenced by dance music; the brass-blazing bold hoedown of InchMoney To BurnInch was the album's second single; other highlights include the ballad InchSlow Was My HeartInch, the upbeat joy of InchC'Mon People (We're Making It Now)Inch and the reflective, string-enrobed InchYou On My Mind In My SleepInch. Album Tracks 1. A Song for the Lovers 2. I Get My Beat 3. Brave New World 4. New York 5. You on My Mind in My Sleep 6. Crazy World 7. On a Beach 8. Money to Burn 9. Slow Was My Heart 10. C'mon People (We're Making It Now) 11. Everybody