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Who We Touch is the eleventh album by British alternative rock band The Charlatans, released on 6 September 2010. It was released in a standard version and a two disc version. The second CD contained early demos, alternate mixes of tracks from the standard album, and some out-takes that didn't make it on to the album.
- Love Is The Key
- Just When You’Re Thinkin’ Things Over
- Plastic Machinery
- Sproston Green
- Blackened Blue Eyes
- How High
- Weirdo
- North Country Boy
- One to Another
- The only One I Know
Opening our list of the ten best songs from The Charlatans is the ravishing hit “Love is The Key.” The song is among the musical gems featured on the band’s seventh studio album, Wonderland. While Tim Burgess’ falsetto vocals might not be as magical as those of legendary artists such as Frankie Vallior Jeff Buckley, they surprisingly add some glamo...
“Just When You’re Thinkin’ Things Over” is one of the most revered hits off the band’s eponymous studio album. Like most of the songs on this album, “Just When You’re Thinkin’ Things Over” finds the band blending ‘60s rock sound with Britpop influences. Without a doubt, The Rolling Stones and The Beatleswere the biggest rivals in the Britpop scene....
Despite being one of the most underrated outfits in the ‘90s, The Charlatans’ endured glory stamped its remarkable value in the classic rock scene. Enough proof of the aforementioned is the band’s most recent album Different Days, issued in 2017. Led by its first single, “Plastic Machinery,” the album oozes an outstanding blend of the band’s indie ...
Before they ventured into the alternative rock/indie rock sound, The Charlatans played an impactful role in the then-burgeoning Madchester scene. The Charlatans might not have managed to topple the blistering swagger of forerunners in the Madchester scene such as Happy Mondays and The Stone Roses. However, hits like “Sproston Green” and “Then” stil...
Number six on our ten best songs from The Charlatans is the charming hit “Blackened Blue Eyes.” The song is among the top musical gems featured on the band’s ninth studio album,Simpatico. Similar to most tracks on Simpatico, “Blackened Blue Eyes” is a groove-oriented ballad. The song is enough proof of the band’s endured pursuit of pulsating rock a...
Tellin’ Storiesmarked the band’s third studio album to have topped the UK Albums Chart, enough proof of something great going on with The Charlatans’ music career. The album, now platinum-certified in the UK, harbors the fifth pick of our ten best songs from The Charlatans, “How High.” “How High” is among the top classic rock ballads that feature p...
“Weirdo” is among the top musical gems that take us back to the band’s beginnings as one of the significant outfits in the burgeoning Madchester scene. The song was issued as the lead single to the band’s sophomore studio albumBetween 10th and 11th, following the success of other ‘baggy’ dance-rock ballads such as “Then,” “Sproston Green,” and “The...
Released as the second single off The Charlatans’ fifth studio album Tellin’ Stories, “North Country Boy” proves strong enough to appear on our top three hits on this list. The song has probably some of the best guitar licks you’ll ever hear from The Charlatans’ tracks. “North Country Boy” has the beauty of its instrumentation buttressed by the imp...
The release of “One to Another” coincided with The Charlatans’ supporting act role in Oasis‘ UK tour. The song was issued as the lead single of the band’s fifth studio albumTellin’ Stories. “One to Another” is a killer track that starts off with an explosive intro. The song proceeds with its ringing rhythm section and a vicious drum loop contribute...
Coming in atop the ten best songs by The Charlatans is the grooving hit “The Only One I Know.” The song rose to signature status almost imminently after its release for the band’s debut studio albumSome Friendly. The Charlatans made their name thanks to the effective utilization of the Hammond organ by the late Rob Collins whose playing style was n...
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The Charlatans (often referred as The Charlatans UK in the United States) are an English rock band formed in the West Midlands in 1988. As of 2000, their line-up consists of lead vocalist Tim Burgess , guitarist Mark Collins , bassist Martin Blunt and keyboardist Tony Rogers.
Listen to Who We Touch by The Charlatans on Apple Music. 2010. 10 Songs. Duration: 50 minutes.
Sep 14, 2010 · What’s impressive about Who We Touch is how in light of all this the Charlatans haven’t lost their characteristic swagger or their way with a tune. The soulful “My Foolish Pride” is the ...
Though the days of number one singles and award winning records were reserved for the bands earlier nineties Brit-pop heyday, new album Who We Touch, which sees its release this week, is a step in the right direction as the band unleash a collection of well crafted and nostalgic gems.
Who We Touch We Don't Mind Lyrics: Lately, the kids and I just don't understand / You're always holding flowers in your hand / I guess we're only doing what we can / Maybe, its another...
