Bernard Butler - People Move On flac album

People Move On is the debut album from English singer-songwriter Bernard Butler released in 1998. The album charted at number 11 on the UK Albums Chart. Following the album's success, Butler was nominated for a BRIT award as best new male artist.

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Band Name Bernard Butler. Album Name People Move on. Type Album. 3. People Move on. 04:39. 4. A Change of Heart.

Album People Move On. When You Grow Lyrics. When car lights flash in your face Your kind heart will give you away Don't keep us apart, don't lead us astray Don't leave it too late When darkness keeps you awake And demons lead you astray Don't keep us apart, don't leave it too late Don't you take this away And when you grow, I'll.

Arranged By – Bernard Butler (tracks: 1, 4, 7, 8), Billy McGee (tracks: 1, 4, 7, 8). Art Direction – Blue Source. Backing Vocals – Denise Johnson (tracks: 1, 3, 5, 10), Edwyn Collins (tracks: 7). Conductor – Billy McGee (tracks: 1, 4, 7, 8). Drums, Percussion – Makoto Sakamoto. Engineer – Claire Lewis. Engineer – Alex Seel.

People Move On suffers from a problem common to solo albums - now that the artist is freed from the confines of his group, he is compelled to show that he can do it all on his own. Since Bernard Butler has always traded in major statements, this flaw hurts him less than others, but it still prevents People Move On from being the tour de force it was intended to be. Part of the problem is Butler's thin, wispy voice, which often sounds like it's straining to hit the notes. On the gentle acoustic numbers, it can be convincing, but it hardly sells the sweeping, cinematic songs

This fractured yet entertaining debut solo release from the former Suede man went some way in backing up such bold claims. Brit-Pop was hardly a fertile breeding ground for the guitar hero. There is no doubt that many of the bands who rode the cynical marketing vehicle entitled 'Cool Britannia' could serve up a catchy tune or two, but guitar histrionics seldom took centre stage. After featuring on the first two Suede albums, Butler became disillusioned with the constraints imposed on him within the band and broke off to record his first solo album 'People Move On'. Butler's influences are quite obvious in some places on this album. It has been well documented that Johnny Marr was one of his heroes and the Marr influences were evident in his melodic rhythmic style on the first couple of Suede albums.