14 Songs
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CD Details
Paul Westerberg released 14 Songs in 1993 as his first official solo album on Reprise Records. The former Replacements frontman crafted an alternative rock record that blends various influences and styles. Pianist Ian McLagen and guest vocalist Joan Jett appear on select tracks, helping Westerberg explore everything from rock and roll to punk territory across the album’s diverse sonic landscape.
This CD contains 14 tracks with a total runtime of approximately 47 minutes, including “Knockin On Mine,” “First Glimmer,” “World Class Fad,” “Silver Naked Ladies,” and “Someone I Once Knew.” Grab this used copy and own a piece of early nineties alternative rock history.
Track List
- Knockin On Mine - 3:43
- First Glimmer - 4:55
- World Class Fad - 3:27
- Runaway Wind - 4:23
- Dice Behind Your Shades - 4:11
- Even Here We Are - 1:39
- Silver Naked Ladies - 4:38
- A Few Minutes Of Silence - 3:17
- Someone I Once Knew - 3:06
- Black Eyed Susan - 3:33
- Things - 3:21
- Something Is Me - 2:18
- Mannequin Shop - 3:11
- Down Love - 2:15
Condition note
The condition of the disc is listed in. Used - Very Good
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