Ryan Adams : Heartbreaker (4Lp/Dvd) (180G) (2016)

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Format: Vinyl LP (5 Records)

item number: 6XS49

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Vinyl LP Details

Number of Records: 5
Released: May 6, 2016
Originally Released: 2016

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.(Argument with David Rawlings concerning Morrissey)
2.Come Pick Me Up
3.My Winding Wheel
4.AMY
5.Call Me On Your Way Back Home
6.In My Time Of Need
7.Wonderwall
8.Damn, Sam (i Love A Woman That Rains)
9.Sweet Lil Gal (23rd / 1st)
10.Come Pick Me Up
11.My Winding Wheel

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.Oh My Sweet Carolina
2.Bartering Lines
3.Call Me On Your Way Back Home
4.Damn, Sam (I love a woman that rains)

Tracks on Disc 3:

1.Come Pick Me Up
2.To Be The One
3.Why Do They Leave?
4.Shakedown on 9th Street

Tracks on Disc 4:

1.Don't Ask For The Water
2.In My Time of Need
3.Sweet Lil Gal (23rd/1st)

Product Description:

‘Heartbreaker' the debut solo studio album by Ryan Adams, which was hailed as a modern classic on its release in September 2000, will be re-released on 1st April 2016 on 4LP/DVD (180g vinyl with possible digital download TBC) and 2CD/DVD Deluxe Editions. The album, which has been remastered by original producer Ethan Johns, will come in a deluxe box set that features the 15 song album in all its glory plus demos and unreleased outtakes from this landmark record by one of rock music's most prolific and charismatic stars. The package will also include a DVD featuring a film of the legendary New York show at the Mercury Lounge in October 2000 and a glossy booklet of rare and unseen photos and Ryan Adams ephemera with an essay written by producer, friend and collaborator Ethan Johns.