Album Details
Title: Destination Anywhere [Australia] Artist: Jon Bon Jovi Release Date: 6/16/1997 Re-Released On: 6/30/1998 Label: Polygram UPC: 731453675827 Genre: Rock Styles: Hard Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock Moods: Earnest, Reflective, Melancholy, Poignant, Brooding, Confident, Organic, Searching, Street-Smart Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Queen of New Orleans
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Midnight in Chelsea
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Destination Anywhere
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Ugly
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It's Just Me
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August 7, 4:15
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Jailbreak
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Not Fade Away
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Janie, Don't Take Your Love to Town [Live Acoustic]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1998 | CD | Polygram | 536758 |
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Album Review
Jon Bon Jovi's first official solo album Destination Anywhere (apparently Young Guns II doesn't count because it was a soundtrack) finds the hard rocker attempting to simultaneously make his signature sound more mature and more contemporary. Producer Steve Lironi tones down the sample-driven rhythms that characterized his work with Black Grape, giving Bon Jovi a laidback and modern musical bed. Of course, the singer chooses to write melodies and lyrics very similar to those of his full-time band, only less bombastic. And that's the key to Destination Anywhere -- it really couldn't have been made by the band, because there are too many subtle sonics and melodies for the group. So, in a sense, it's a breakthrough for Bon Jovi, because it is the first time he sounds like he's come to terms with adulthood. That doesn't mean Destination Anywhere is a complete success -- it, like his other records, is hampered by filler -- but none of his contemporaries were able to age this well, and the record is a fine example of late-'90s mainstream pop. [Destination Anywhere, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Aldo Nova | Guitar | | Alex Silva | Programming, Keyboards | | Alexandra Brown | Vocals (Background) | | Andrew Roshberg | Engineer | | Andy Wright | Programming | | Ann Mincieli | Mixing Assistant, Remixing | | Anton Corbijn | Photography | | Bobby Bandiera | Guitar, Slide Guitar | | Bridgette Bryant | Vocals (Background) | | Bruce Weber | Photography | | Cage Gondar | Engineer | | Charles Dye | Engineer | | David Bryan | Accordion, Piano | | Dean Fasano | Vocals (Background) | | Desmond Child | Tuba, Producer | | Eric Bazilian | Guitar, Producer, Guitar (Electric) | | George Marino | Mastering | | Guy Davis | Organ (Hammond), Piano | | Hugh McDonald | Double Bass, Bass | | Imogen Heap | Keyboards | | J.C. Ulloa | Engineer | | Jeffrey Schultz | Design | | Jeffrey Schulz | Design | | Jerry Cohen | Organ, Slide Guitar, Keyboards | | Jim Labinski | Mixing Assistant | | Jon Bon Jovi | Producer, Harmonica, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background), Guitar, Piano, Vocals, Guitar (Acoustic) | | Kenny Aronoff | Drums | | Kurt Johnston | Dobro | | Lance Quinn | Guitar | | Lee Manning | Assistant Engineer | | Margery Greenspan | Art Direction | | Mark Hudson | Vocals (Background) | | Mark Springer | Assistant Engineer | | Matt Curry | Mixing Assistant | | Maxayn Lewis | Vocals (Background), Vocals | | Mike Malak | Assistant Engineer | | Mike Rew | Mixing Assistant, Remixing | | Mike Woglom | Assistant Engineer | | Niven Garland | Mixing, Engineer | | Obie O'Brien | Engineer, Mixing | | Paul Anthony Taylor | Programming | | Pete Karam | Assistant Engineer | | Rob Hyman | Wurlitzer, Piano | | Robert Valdez | Assistant Engineer | | Stephen Lironi | Loop, Guitar (Electric), Programming, Loops, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Producer, Synthesizer | | Teese Gohl | String Arrangements | | Terry Disley | Keyboards | | Zhana Saunders | Vocals (Background) |
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