Album Details
Title: Thunderfingers: The Best of John Entwistle Artist: John Entwistle Release Date: 10/29/1996 Label: Rhino Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPC: 081227257026 Genre: Rock Styles: Hard Rock, Arena Rock Moods: Boisterous, Bravado, Confident, Gutsy, Hedonistic, Rebellious, Rollicking, Rousing, Street-Smart, Swaggering, Visceral, Aggressive, Campy, Freewheeling Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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My Size
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Pick Me Up (Big Chicken)
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What Are We Doing Here?
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You're Mine
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I Believe in Everything
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Who Cares?
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Thinkin' It Over
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I Wonder
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Apron Strings
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The Window Shopper
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I Found Out
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I Feel Better
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Made in Japan
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Roller Skate Kate
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Mad Dog
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Drowning
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Fallen Angel
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Too Late the Hero
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1996 | CD | Rhino | 72570 |
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Album Review
As a solo artist separate from the Who, John Entwistle has never been more than a cult figure. His solo music rocks harder than Pete Townshend's, and, at least initially, what he lacked as a singer he more than makes up for in the sheer weirdness of his lyrics. This 18-song collection may make a few converts, showcasing the best songs from five albums cut between 1971 through 1981. The five songs off Smash Your Head Against the Wall are the best tracks here, while a surprising amount of the rest is Entwistle's retro-inspired parodies of vintage rock & roll, most notably "Roller Skate Kate" (a dark-humored parody of numerous late-'50s/early-'60s teen death songs) and "Mad Dog" (paying tribute to "My Boyfriend's Back"). "Drowning" has a few obvious remarks about songwriting, and "Fallen Angel" could easily be a statement by Entwistle about his own status as a rock star. "Too Late the Hero" makes a sufficiently somber coda, with some very dense electronic orchestrations and catchy choruses highlighting an eerie, bittersweet song about life's disappointments. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Alan Ross | Guitar, Vocals (Background), Percussion | | Bill Inglot | Remastering | | Billy Nicholls | Vocals (Background) | | Brian Humphreys | Engineer | | Bryan Williams | Trombone | | Chris Charlesworth | Liner Notes | | Dan Hersch | Remastering | | Dave Caswell | Trumpet | | Dick Parry | Sax (Baritone) | | Doreen Chanter | Vocals (Background) | | Eddie Jobson | Keyboards | | Gary Stewart | Compilation | | Gordon Barton | Drums | | Graham Deakin | Percussion, Drums | | Howie Casey | Sax (Tenor) | | Irene Chanter | Vocals (Background) | | Jerry Shirley | Drums | | Jim Hill | Assistant Engineer | | Jim Ryan | Guitar | | Jimmy McCulloch | Guitar | | Joe Vitale | Drums, Percussion, Keyboards, Flute | | Joe Walsh | Keyboards, Guitar | | John Alcock | Engineer, Producer | | John Entwistle | Liner Notes, Trumpet, Keyboards, Bass, Producer, Trombone, 8-String Bass, Flugelhorn, Synthesizer, Vocals, Piano | | John Mumford | Trombone | | Juanita "Honey" Franklin | Vocals (Background) | | LadybiRdS | Group, Vocals (Background) | | Mike Wedgwood | Arranger, String Arrangements | | Mike Weighell | Mixing, Engineer | | Nashville Katz | Group, Strings | | Neil Hornby | Assistant Engineer | | Neil Sheppard | Keyboards | | Patrick Milligan | Project Assistant | | Peter Frampton | Guitar | | Rachel Gutek | Design, Art Direction | | Ray Hendriksen | Engineer | | Richard Dodd | Engineer | | Ross Halfin | Photography | | Roy Baker | Engineer | | Steve Woolard | Project Assistant | | Tony Ashton | Keyboards | | Walter Samuel | Engineer | | Waring Abbott | Photography |
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