
Get Lucky is a Rock album by Mark Knopfler, originally released in 2009. On Gatefold: 31 pressings tracked.
About
On <i>Get Lucky</i>, Dire Straits guitarist Mark Knopfler goes old-school, using folky, traditional sounds to tell working-class stories from both sides of the Atlantic. "Border Reiver" opens the album with Celtic flute and majestic strings, its lyrics connecting the struggles of people today with those of bandits from the Tudor era. Meanwhile, the gothic-country dirge of "Before Gas and Tv" memorializes a time when people listened to music while sitting by the fire, passing around a bottle and a guitar.
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Tracklist
- 1Border Reiver4:35
- 2Hard Shoulder4:33
- 3You Can't Beat the House3:25
- 4Before Gas and Tv5:50
- 5Monteleone3:39
- 6Cleaning My Gun4:43
- 7The Car Was the One3:55
- 8Remembrance Day5:05
- 9Get Lucky4:33
- 10So Far From the Clyde5:58
- 11Piper to the End5:47
- 12Early Bird5:35
Sound DNA
- Rock
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
The version has a yellow print on the label side of the CD. For the red version see Get Lucky (Europe 2009) (opens in a new tab), beside two other versions.
Released in a standard jewel case with clear tray and a 16-page booklet.
Recorded at British Grove Studios, London.
Mastered at Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, Maine.
Total running time: 0hr 52mn 03s
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bob LudwigKEYBOARDS
- Danny CummingsDRUMS
- Glenn WorfBASS, BASS BASS, DOUBLE BASS ELECTRIC BASS, BASS
- Guy FletcherARRANGED BY KEYBOARDS
- John McCuskerVIOLIN, CITTERN
- Mark KnopflerGUITAR VOCALS VOCALS, GUITAR
- Matt RollingsKEYBOARDS
- Richard BennettGUITAR
- Rupert Gregson-WilliamsCONDUCTOR
- Michael McGoldrickFLUTE, WHISTLE
- Phil CunninghamACCORDION
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 31 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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