Walk on Water (Jerry Harrison album) explained

Walk on Water
Type:Album
Artist:Jerry Harrison
Cover:Walkonwaterjerryharrison.jpg
Released:1990
Studio:
  • Royal Recording, Lake Geneva
  • A.D. Productions, Milwaukee
  • D.V. Productions, Milwaukee
  • Studio Marcadet, Paris
  • Berwick Street, London
  • Sarm West, London
  • Wessex Sound, London
  • Rack, London
  • The Hit Factory, New York
Genre:Rock
Length:55:54
Label:Sire (USA), Fontana (UK & Europe)
Producer:
Prev Title:Casual Gods
Prev Year:1988

Walk on Water is the third album by the American musician Jerry Harrison.[1] [2] It was released in 1990 by Sire Records in the U.S. and Fontana Records in the UK and Europe. For the second album in a row, Harrison's backing musicians were dubbed the Casual Gods.[3]

Harrison supported the album by touring with the Ramones, Debbie Harry, and Tom Tom Club.[4]

Production

Alannah Currie and Tom Bailey, of Thompson Twins, contributed to the album.[5] "I Cry for Iran" is about the Iran–Iraq War.[6] "Cowboy's Got to Go" was influenced by Jackson Pollock.[7]

Critical reception

The Calgary Herald wrote that "even [Harrison's] 'fun' tunes reek of academic calculation." The Chicago Tribune determined that "the Gods are a tight, funky crew capable of rocking out, playing complex solos or adding subtle sonic touches to the mix."

Personnel

Additional musicians

Technical

Notes and References

  1. News: Tianen . Dave . Summerfest names two new shows . Milwaukee Sentinel . 27 Apr 1990.
  2. News: Christensen . Thor . Harrison Starts to Find Own Voice . The Milwaukee Journal . 22 May 1990 . D2.
  3. News: Heim . Chris . To Jerry Harrison, this tour is more than memories . Chicago Tribune . 13 July 1990 . Friday . R.
  4. News: Caudle . Todd . Escape from New York . Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph . 22 June 1990 . E7.
  5. News: Lustig . Jay . Walk on Water, Jerry Harrison . The Star-Ledger . June 3, 1990.
  6. News: Burliuk . Greg . Walk on Water Jerry Harrison . The Kingston Whig-Standard . 4 Aug 1990 . Magazine . 1.
  7. News: Anderson . Dale . Keyboardist Jerry Harrison has always stood... . The Buffalo News . May 25, 1990 . G36.