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Joe Satriani
"Joe Satriani"
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"Joe Satriani" is a 'rootsier' Satriani record, as most of the cuts are of the 'live-in-the-studio' variety, and demonstrate a blues sensibility. "Joe Satriani" features the production of veteran producer Glyn Johns (Rolling Sones) and contains excellent guitar work on cuts such as "Cool #9" and "Slow Down Blues". "If" has a grinding, catchy rhythm and "Home" has a nice, quiet soulful tone. "Killer Bee Bop," maybe the best track, almost sounds like it came from the "Extremist" sessions.
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06:00 |
Cool #9
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Instrumental
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04:49 |
If
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Instrumental
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06:13 |
Down, Down, Down
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Instrumental
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05:56 |
Luminous Flesh Giants
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Instrumental
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06:42 |
S.M.F
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Instrumental
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04:01 |
Look My Way
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Instrumental
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03:26 |
Home
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Instrumental
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04:21 |
Moroccan Sunset
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Instrumental
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03:49 |
Killer Bee Bop
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Instrumental
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07:23 |
Slow Down Blues
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Instrumental
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03:56 |
(You're) My World
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Instrumental
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03:38 |
Sittin' Round
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Instrumental
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Joe Satriani |
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Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Vocals, Dobro, Harp, Slide Guitar, Lap Steel, Photography |
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Andy Fairweather Low |
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Rhythm Guitar |
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Nathan East |
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Bass |
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Manu Katche |
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Drums |
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Eric Valentine |
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Piano, Bass, Keys, Percussion, Engineering |
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Steve Holroyd |
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Engineering |
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Kevin Scott |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Ethan Johns |
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Drums |
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John Cuniberti |
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Engineering |
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Rhoades Howe |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Matt Bissonette |
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Bass |
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Gregg Bissonette |
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Percussion |
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Stephen Hart |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Glyn Johns |
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Production |
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Bob Ludwig |
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Mastering |
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Mick Brigden |
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Art Direction |
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David Bett |
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Art Direction |
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Allan Wai |
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Design |
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Kevin Westenberg |
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Photography |
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Christoph Lanzenburg |
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Photography |
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Jonathan Dayton |
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Photography |
All songs written by Joe Satriani.
Recorded at The Site, H.O.S. Recording, Fantasy Studios and Coast Recorders.
All songs mixed at The Site.
Mastered at Gateway Mastering.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
