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Chris Isaak: Albums
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After acquiring a contract with Warner Brothers Records in 1985, Chris Isaak and the band moved through three years and two albums with little success, apart from "Blue Hotel," which was a hit in France. The debut "Silvertone" was raw and diverse, with country blues mingling with conventional folk ballads. The self-titled follow-up saw him hone his style to sophisticated R&B. Throughout he was backed by the excellent moody guitar of Wilsey, whose mimicry of '50s styles is impeccable.
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Chris Isaak is so dreamy. With those dazzling Skittle-colored suits and the mass consumption of hair product to put even Uncle Jesse to shame, his latest album is about as good as his sense of style.
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One of the coolest guys in music has become the coolest guy on television with "The Chris Isaak Show" on MuchMoreMusic. Now Isaak's first album in four years marks a return to form for the singer-songwriter-guitarist with the smoldering retro-pop vibe.
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