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Try Whistling This is the debut solo album released in 1998 by New Zealand singer/songwriter Neil Finn. The Japanese version of the album has a bonus track called "Tokyo", which also appears on the UK release of the single "Sinner".
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- 15 June 1998
- 1997–1998
Album released June 1998 (Parlophone/Work) Produced by Neil Finn & Marius de Vries except Try Whistling This, Truth & Astro produced by Neil Finn. Last One Standing & Faster Than Light produced by Neil Finn & Tchad Blake. Addicted produced by Neil Finn & Jim Moginie. All tracks recorded by Sam Gibson.
Finn is graced by the presence of producers-for-hire Marius De Vries (Bjork, U2) and Nigel Godrich (Radiohead, Beck). Programming guru De Vries adds technological toys to the mix with drum loops on a number of songs.
About “Try Whistling This”. “Try Whistling This” Q&A. When did Neil Finn release Try Whistling This? Album Credits. Producers Jim Moginie, Marius de Vries, Neil Finn & 1...
1. Last One Standing. (Finn) Produced by Neil Finn and Tchad Blake. Additional Engineering: Tchad Blake. Additional Drums: Lyn Buchanan. Bass: Sebastian Steinberg. Drums: Pete Thomas. 2. Souvenir. (Finn) Mixed by Sam Gibson. Programming: Marius De Vries. Drums: Liam Finn. Bass: Sebastian Steinberg. 3. King Tide.
The early 2000s saw Marius exploring other musical languages and cultures, in India, China, and Brazil, with A R Rahman, Sa Ding Ding and Bebel Gilberto, as well as producing landmark releases for singer-songwriters Neil Finn (Try Whistling This) Rufus Wainwright (Want One and Want Two) and David Gray (Life in Slow Motion).
Jul 28, 2018 · Many fans saw Neil Finn’s solo release as the final nail in the coffin for any hope that Crowded House would reunite. In 1998 Finn would release his debut solo album, Try Whistling This. Finn would produce the album with Tchad Blake, Marius De Vries, and Jim Moginie.
