Ed Kowalczyk
Alive
Kowalczyk’s break from his band Live was acrimonious as these things often are, but Kowalczyk is ready to step out on his own with his first solo album. Live had a brief moment as one of the most popular bands of the ‘90s but Kowalczyk’s focus on a brand of spirituality somewhat out of the mainstream and changing musical tastes quickly pushed them aside. It’s hard to imagine his solo career will reach the heights of his former band but maybe this is the path he needs to walk before the lucrative reunion tour commences.
Delphic - Acolyte
Al Green - Love Ritual
Big Boi - Sir Luscious Left Foot...The Son Of Chico Dusty
Capleton - I-Ternal Fire
Cheap Trick - Budokan! Friday, April 28, 1978
Davis, Miles - The Complete Columbia Album Collection
Ed Kowalczyk - Alive
Enrique Iglesias - Euphoria
Five For Fighting - Slice
How To Destroy Angels - How To Destroy Angels
Jerry Lee Lewis - The Essential Sun Records Country Hits
John Phillips - Many Mamas, Many Papas
Kelis - Flesh Tone
Kottonmouth Kings Presents Johny Richter - Kottonmouth Kings Presents Johny Richter
Minogue, Kylie - Aphrodite
Soundtrack - Despicable Me
Soundtrack - Knight And Day (John Powell)
Soundtrack - The Special Relationship (Alexandre Desplat)
The Rescues - Let Loose The Horses
The Roots - How I Got Over / [Lp]
Tony Danza Tapdance Extragavanza - Danza Iii: The Series Of Unfortunate Events
Trailer Choir - Tailgate
Various - Npr Discover Songs: Soul Revival
Various - La Nueva Generacion
Vaughan, Jimmie - Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites
Walter Trout - Common Ground
Article comments
1 - Mark Saleski
i was listening to some samples of the tunes on the Jimmie Vaughan record this weekend. wow, i hadn't heard "I'm Leaving It Up To You" in a loooong time, which is a good thing because the last time i heard it it was on the radio and it was....gulp...freaking Donnie & Marie Osmond!
2 - shelbymahan
Ed Kowalczyk performs as a shaman. This album will be interesting from that standpoint, hoping he doesn't get preachy.
3 - Josh Hathaway
I wouldn't bet on Kowalcyzk not getting preachy; preachy is what he does.