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Bringing Down the Horse is the second album by American rock band the Wallflowers. It was released worldwide on May 21, 1996. The album was produced by T Bone Burnett and includes four singles: "6th Avenue Heartache", "One Headlight", "The Difference", and "Three Marlenas".
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16. Juli 2023 · Arriving between the death of Kurt Cobain and the release of Radiohead’s OK Computer, Bringing Down the Horse was the last gasp of chart-topping, Western-bent alternative rock. Dylan was...
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22. Mai 1996 · What is the most popular song on Bringing Down the Horse by The Wallflowers? When did The Wallflowers release Bringing Down the Horse?
22. Mai 2016 · The Wallflowers, broke through with "Bringing Down the Horse" -- a landmark '90s rock album released 20 years ago on May 21, 1996. Read on for a track-by-track look back.
- Kenneth Partridge
- The Himalayans
- Filling in For Van Morrison at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Singing Backing Vocals on The Wallflowers’ “6th Avenue Heartache”
- Contributing to The Josie and The Pussycats Soundtrack
- Performing at The Oscars For “Accidentally in Love”
- Farce of The Penguins
- Underwater Sunshine Podcast
DURITZ:I was still in Counting Crows at the same time as this band — David Bryson and I were playing a lot of acoustic shows and open mics. But my main band was the Himalayans, along with Sordid Humor. I loved being in those two bands. I’d just left my first adult band. There are politics involved with being in every band, but I wasn’t ready for it...
DURITZ:We were in the middle of recording our first record, and we’d gone home for a few weeks off before we came back to put some guitar and mandolin stuff on it. I’d only been home for a few days, and I got a phone call from our A&R guy saying, “Robbie Robertson called me up. Van Morrison is about to get inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fa...
DURITZ:I’m not someone who tries to do collaborations, but I’ve sung on a ton of stuff because I love singing on friends’ records. When I first started working as a musician, I was doing a lot of backing vocals for Bryson’s studio. Jake [Jakob Dylan] was a friend of mine, and when I was working at the Viper Room all those years, he was another Vipe...
DURITZ:The movie’s become kind of a kitsch icon thing. A lot of my best friends are songwriters — specifically my friend Dave Gibbs, who’s in the band Gigolo Aunts. He was living in my house at that point, and he got involved in the project and it was kind of a mess. Babyface was running the music, but they’d brought all these people in a room toge...
You said before that you stopped going to award shows, but you attended and performed at the Oscars when you were nominated here. DURITZ:It was great. That’s the one exception I’d make. It seemed really cool to win an Oscar. I’ve still never gone to the Grammys. I went to the MTV Awards once when we weren’t nominated because I wanted to see R.E.M. ...
I’ll confess that I forgot this movie existed until I was doing research. It’s a weird artifact from the 2000s. DURITZ: It’s just Bob. I’ve known Bob Saget since I started out. My goddaughter’s godmother — my godwife, I guess — is Lori Laughlin, so all the Full Housecast members — Mary Kate and Ashley — would come to the shows. Me and Bob were drin...
DURITZ:When I started in the music business, there were so many walls between you and your fans. You could only communicate through the press, or TV or radio. You don’t have any chance to connect directly. Right after I moved to LA in January of ’95, I realized AOL had all these message boards for fans. I thought, “What if I went on as myself and c...
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Duritz has collaborated with The Wallflowers (led by Jakob Dylan) on the album Bringing Down the Horse on the track "6th Avenue Heartache"; with Ryan Adams on Gold and the song "Butterfly in Reverse" from Hard Candy; with Peter Stuart on Propeller and Daisy; with Live on V;, [16] with Dashboard Confessional on the track "So Long, So ...
18. Nov. 2018 · “6th Avenue Heartache” from The Wallflowers’ 1996 album Bringing Down the Horse. Mike Campbell on guitar and Adam Duritz on vocals. Do you remember how huge the Counting Crows were?
