Album Info
Artist: | Bryan Adams |
Album: | Shine A Light |
Released: | Europe, 2019 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Shine A Light | |
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion - Bryan Adams | ||
Bass [Sub Bass] - Johan Carlsson | ||
Drums - Mickey Curry | ||
Mixed By - Mike "Spike" Stent | ||
Mixed By [Assistant] - Michael Freeman | ||
Producer - Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Hayden Watson, Matt Harvey | ||
Recorded By [Drums & Programming] - Derik Lee | ||
Written-By - Adams, Sheeran | ||
A2 | That's How Strong Our Love Is | |
Arranged By [Strings] - Mattias Bylund, Nils-Petter Ankarblom | ||
Bass - Johan Carlsson | ||
Cello - David Bukovinszky | ||
Engineer - John Hanes | ||
Featuring - Jennifer Lopez | ||
Guitar - Bryan Adams, Johan Carlsson | ||
Keyboards [Strings] - Mattias Bylund | ||
Mixed By - Serban Ghenea | ||
Piano - Jamie Edwards, Johan Carlsson | ||
Producer - Bryan Adams, Johan Carlsson | ||
Programmed By - Johan Carlsson | ||
Recorded By - Johan Carlsson | ||
Recorded By [BA's vocals] - Jim Vallance | ||
Recorded By [JLo's vocals] - Trevor Muzzy | ||
Recorded By [Strings] - Mattias Bylund | ||
Violin - Mattias Johansson | ||
Written-By - Adams, Vallance | ||
A3 | Part Friday Night, Part Saturday Morning | |
Bass - Bryan Adams | ||
Drums - Mickey Curry | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Bryan Adams, Keith Scott | ||
Keyboards - Jamie Edwards | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Organ - Gary Breit | ||
Piano - Gary Breit | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Written-By - Adams, Peters | ||
A4 | Driving Under The Influence Of Love | |
Bass - Paul Bushnell | ||
Drums - Josh Freese | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Keith Scott, Lyle Workman | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Organ, Tambourine - Jim Vallance | ||
Piano - Gary Breit | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Written-By - Adams, Vallance | ||
A5 | All Or Nothing | |
Bass - Paul Bushnell | ||
Drums - Abe Laboriel Jr | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Keith Scott, Rusty Anderson | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Piano - Jamie Edwards | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Written-By - Adams, Kennedy | ||
A6 | No Time For Love | |
Bass - Paul Bushnell | ||
Drums - Josh Freese | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Keith Scott, Lyle Workman | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Piano - Jamie Edwards | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Written-By - Adams, Peters | ||
B1 | I Could Get Used To This | |
Bass - Bryan Adams | ||
Drums - Pat Steward | ||
Guitar, Tambourine, Backing Vocals - Jim Vallance | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz | ||
Producer - Bryan Adams, Jim Vallance | ||
Recorded By - Adam Greenholtz, Jim Vallance | ||
Written-By - Adams, Vallance | ||
B2 | Talk To Me | |
Bass - Paul Bushnell | ||
Drums - Abe Laboriel Jr | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Keith Scott, Rusty Anderson | ||
Keyboards - Jamie Edwards | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Slide Guitar - Phil Thornalley | ||
Written-By - Adams, Thornalley | ||
B3 | I Hear You Knockin' | |
B4 | Nobody's Girl | |
Backing Vocals - Jim Vallance | ||
Bass - Paul Bushnell | ||
Drums - Josh Freese | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Jim Vallance, Keith Scott, Lyle Workman | ||
Keyboards - Jamie Edwards | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Piano - Jamie Edwards | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Written-By - Adams, Vallance | ||
B5 | Don't Look Back | |
Acoustic Guitar - Bryan Adams | ||
Backing Vocals - Jim Vallance | ||
Bass - Paul Bushnell | ||
Drums - Abe Laboriel Jr | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Guitar - Keith Scott, Rusty Anderson | ||
Mixed By - Adam Greenholtz, Bob Rock | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Piano - Gary Breit | ||
Producer - Bob Rock, Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Tambourine - Jim Vallance | ||
Written-By - Adams, Vallance | ||
B6 | Whiskey In The Jar | |
Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica - Bryan Adams | ||
Arranged By - Brian Downey, Bryan Adams, Eric Bell , Phil Lynott | ||
Edited By - Jorge Vivo | ||
Mixed By - Derik Lee | ||
Mixed By [Assisted By] - Dominick Civiero | ||
Producer - Bryan Adams | ||
Recorded By - Eric Helmkamp, Hayden Watson | ||
Recorded By [Assisted By] - Adam Greenholtz, Matt Harvey, Ryan Enockson | ||
Written-By - Trad. |
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Description
Bryan Adams' album "Shine A Light", released on March 1, 2019, is a testament to his enduring ability to craft songs that resonate with a wide audience. Known for his iconic voice and knack for writing memorable melodies, Adams continues to deliver music that feels both fresh and familiar. This album, his fourteenth studio effort, showcases his versatility as an artist while staying true to the sound that has defined his career.
The title track, "Shine A Light", co-written with Ed Sheeran, is a standout. It’s an uplifting anthem with a catchy chorus that feels tailor-made for stadium singalongs. The collaboration with Sheeran brings a modern touch to Adams' classic style, blending their songwriting sensibilities seamlessly. The song sets the tone for the album, which is filled with themes of love, hope, and resilience.
Another highlight is "That's How Strong Our Love Is", a duet with Jennifer Lopez. Their voices complement each other beautifully, creating a heartfelt ballad that stands out as one of the album's most memorable moments. The track showcases Adams' ability to adapt his music to different styles and collaborators while maintaining his signature sound.
The production on "Shine A Light" is polished yet retains a raw energy that keeps the songs engaging. Adams worked with multiple producers on this album, including Bob Rock, who has been a frequent collaborator. The result is a collection of tracks that feel cohesive yet diverse, ranging from rock anthems to tender ballads.
Lyrically, the album explores themes of love, perseverance, and self-reflection. Adams' songwriting remains as sharp as ever, with lyrics that are both personal and relatable. Tracks like "Part Friday Night, Part Sunday Morning" and "Driving Under the Influence of Love" showcase his ability to tell stories that connect with listeners on an emotional level.
"Shine A Light" received a warm reception from fans and critics alike. While some noted that it doesn't stray far from Adams' established formula, others praised its consistency and the quality of the songwriting. For longtime fans, the album is a welcome addition to his discography, offering new material that feels like a natural progression of his sound.
In conclusion, "Shine A Light" is a solid album that highlights Bryan Adams' strengths as a songwriter and performer. It’s a reminder of why he has remained a beloved figure in the music industry for decades. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this album is worth a listen. It’s a celebration of life, love, and the power of music to bring people together.