Five Days In July is a Country album by Blue Rodeo, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 21 pressings tracked.
Sound DNA
- Country
- Americana & Roots
- jangly
- bittersweet
- pastoral
About
For their fifth album—recorded over the titular timespan in 1993 at singer Greg Keelor’s farm—the Toronto country-rock kingpins dug their heels deeper into the dirt for the most intimate, elemental, and affecting release of their career. With the nocturnal, lost-highway ambience of the title track, the introspective lyricism of “Hasn’t Hit Me Yet,” and a few ethereal Sarah McLachlan cameos, <i>Five Days in July</i> is an eternal invitation to leave the big city behind.
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Tracklist
- 15 Days in May7:14
- 2Hasn't Hit Me Yet5:13
- 3Bad Timing5:09
- 4Cynthia4:40
- 5Photograph4:11
- 6What Is This Love6:15
- 7English Bay3:20
- 8Head Over Heels4:02
- 9Til I Gain Control Again4:29
- 10Dark Angel5:16
- 11Know Where You Go / Tell Me Your Dream9:23
Credits
Performers
- Bazil DonovanBASS
- Glenn MilchemDRUMS
- James GrayKEYBOARDS ACCORDION
- Kim DeschampsMANDOLIN BANJO PEDAL STEEL GUITAR
- Greg KeelorVOCALS GUITAR
- Jim CuddyVOCALS GUITAR MANDOLIN
- Anne BourneVOCALS CELLO
- Sarah McLachlanVOCALS PIANO
- Colin LindenGUITAR
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 21 pressings tracked on Gatefold