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CONFESSOR

CONFESSOR

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Personnel: Joe Walsh, Mark Andes, Dennis Belfield, Denny Carmassi, Jim Keltner, David Margen, Rick Marotta, Chet McCracken, Randy Newman, Keith Olsen, Alan Pasqua, Jerry Peterson, Jeff Porcaro, Mike Porcaro, Lon Price, Rick Rosas, Timothy B. Schmit, Ken Tussing, Waddy Wachtel. Recorded at Goodnight L.A., Los Angeles, California. THE CONFESSOR is one of Joe Walsh's string of 1980s post-Eagles solo albums that show he still had plenty more tricks up his sleeve after his big '78 hit, "Life's Been Good." The album deftly mixes loose, off-kilter stoner rock like "I Broke My Leg" with flashes of top-shelf songcraft and six-string wizardry like the epic title track, which moves from dusty folk-rock to larger-than-life stadium rock with seamless grace.
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