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He listens prutty good.
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His second self-titled album is actually a great starting point, but his third album excitable Boy is best known and most commercially successful.
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I like Carmelita, and the one about Boom Boom Mancini.
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I go deep with the Warren Zevon. Even his bad stuff is brilliant
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Sounds like Joe Walsh - In The city
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indeed
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Joe Walsh song came out a year later. Obviously Zevon lifted werewolves of London from sweet home Alabama tho
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Desperados Under the Eaves is one of my all-time favourite tracks from anyone. He's like Elton John but without the embarrassing glam rock schtick.
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Not his song, but amazing nonetheless
Known to make grown men sob
Known to make grown men sob
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One of the top 5 song writers ever. Start off with a greatest hits collection. Then get your hands on his acoustic live album Learning to Flinch.
After that, listen to The Wind, the album he recorded when he was dying. By that point you should "get it" and will dive head first into the rest of his catalog.
Along the way don't miss gems like the studio version of Splendid Isolation (the Learning to Flinch version is stunning) and Even a Dog Can Shake Hands.
After that, listen to The Wind, the album he recorded when he was dying. By that point you should "get it" and will dive head first into the rest of his catalog.
Along the way don't miss gems like the studio version of Splendid Isolation (the Learning to Flinch version is stunning) and Even a Dog Can Shake Hands.