Description

Following the success of Tattoos And Alibis, Ricky Warwick, ex-singer of The Almighty and then singer of Thin Lizzy, and now singer of Black Star Riders, returned to the studio armed with a boatload of new songs and inspiration. Oh, and it doesn’t hurt that his patron saint is one of hair metal’s finest crooners, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott. Anyway, this 14-song offering is just what fans want and would expect from the man who learned to play guitar from listening to Johnny Cash records: alt country twists with bits of renegade folk, and drinking songs thrown in for good measure. Contributions from Elliott, Ian Hunter and Vivian Campbell help give Love Many, Trust Few a more polished sound than Tattoos And Alibis, and at times Warwick sounds like a younger, more rebellious version of Steve Earle. It’s not trailblazing music by any means, but in terms of personal growth, it’s a major step in the right direction. Including 2 bonus tracks, one of them is the acoustic version of Running Free of Iron Maiden

Track list:
1. Johnny Or Elvis ?
2. I Don’t Know What To Do
3. Learning To Fall
4. New Neighbors Old Fences
5. Anybody Wanna Waste Some Time ?
6. Come Back Home To Me
7. Guilty
8. Lonely Moon
9. Cold September
10. Aint Comin Round
11. Even Now
12. Rich Kids
13. Long Way Back To Nowhere
14. Sometimes Even Losers
15. Going Under Over You
16. Running Free-Iron Maiden cover