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Neal Casal - Anytime Tomorrow FLAC album


Performer: Neal Casal
Genre: Rock / Folk and Country
Title: Anytime Tomorrow
Country: US
Released: 2001
Style: Alternative Rock, Country Rock
Label: Morebarn Records
Catalog Number: MB001
FLAC version ZIP size: 1973 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2465 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1389 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 927

Tracklist

1Just Getting By3:45
2Willow Jane3:31
3Fell On Hard Times5:00
4Luckystars4:11
5Raining Straight Down4:44
6Time Down The Wind2:59
7Eddy & Diamonds5:10
8Oceanview4:52
9Too Much To Ask4:59
10Camarillo3:48
11No One Above You3:59
12Sweetvine3:29

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
FA20033Neal Casal Anytime Tomorrow ‎(CD, Album)Fargo RecordsFA20033France2000
GRCD 478Neal Casal Anytime Tomorrow ‎(CD, Album)Glitterhouse RecordsGRCD 478Germany2000
GRCD 478Neal Casal Anytime Tomorrow ‎(CD, Album, Promo)Glitterhouse RecordsGRCD 478Germany2000

Credits

  • Art DirectionMike Buckman, Neal Casal
  • Bass GuitarBob Glaub
  • Drums, Percussion, Handclaps, Performer [Tuning Fork, Humano Dente]Don Heffington
  • Grand Piano, Piano [Tack], Harpsichord, Organ [Hammond], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Melodica, Bells [Marching]John Ginty
  • Guitar, VocalsNeal Casal
  • Harmony VocalsAngie McKenna, Hutch Hutchinson
  • ManagementGary Waldman
  • Mastered ByGene Grimaldi
  • Pedal Steel GuitarGreg Leisz
  • Producer, Engineer, Mixed ByJim Scott
  • SaxophoneJoe Sublett
  • Trumpet, FlugelhornDarrell Leonard

Notes

Issued in a 4-panel right-tray digipak. Includes folded insert.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 6 77516 51262 6

Companies

  • Recorded At – Rotund Rascal
  • Mixed At – Cello Studios
  • Mastered At – Oasis Mastering

Video

Malodora
Did you ever write an album review wishing that this could be the first review you wrote for an artist?

That’s the case with this one by Neal Casal, ‘Anytime Tomorrow.’ I keep thinking that I’m going to find a couple of songs that are less important than others, or some songs that are so utterly perfect they will require special attention ... but all of the songs are great, all of the songs belong, all of the songs stroll one into another with a flawless country flavor, regaling love found, lost, and the resignation that this heartbreak is really going to hurt badly.

Neal has all the hooks, all of the guitar riffs, and having seen him live, he let’s his guitar do the talking, instead of making the guitar player faces. He’s just a real guy, who just happens to have written some great songs that rest in your heart ... and if you’re lucky, they may drift in on an evening breeze, as you brush the hair from your sleeping lover’s eyes, and swell you soul with the satisfaction of recognizing a perfect moment.

Review by Jenell Kesler