Sunny Side Up CD
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| Picture | Title | Time remaining | Current Price |
| Sunny Side Up by Paolo Nutini | 6hours 11m 38s | £6.15+1.00p&p | |
| Paolo Nutini - Sunny Side Up (CD 2009) | 12hours 47m 51s | £5.51+1.00p&p | |
| Paolo Nutini - Sunny Side Up (CD 2009) GOOD AS NEW! | 13hours 21m 22s | £5.50+1.00p&p | |
| PAOLO NUTINI "SUNNY SIDE UP" CD NEW | 1 day 3hours 34m 29s | £22.99+0.00p&p | |
| paolo nutini sunny side up cd | 1 day 4hours 20m 20s | £4.21+0.99p&p | |
| Paolo Nutini Sunny Side Up CD New | 1 day 5hours 13m 8s | £9.98+0.00p&p | |
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Publisher: Atlantic
Amazon UK review:
Fans of Paolo Nutini's debut album, These Streets might raise an eyebrow or two at this sophomore release. Produced by Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon), Sunny Side Up features an eclectic and "rougher" range of songs that set it somewhat apart from its slick predecessor. Recorded in Ireland, Wales, New York, LA and the UK, Nutini--backed by his band The Vipers--tackles folk, reggae, soul and rock, with varying results. The Motown-esque "Coming Up Easy", the ballad "Worried Man" and the sea-shanty "Growing Up Beside You" are shining examples of Nutini's erudite songwriting skills, as is the charming, Dylan-esque "Tricks Of The Trade". But songs like "Pencil Full Of Lead" and "No Other Way", as well as his forays into reggae-lite and ersatz ragtime are less convincing, often sounding more like sketches than full songs. Whether Sunny Side Up is bravely eclectic or an incoherent disaster depends ultimately on the loyalty--and the patience--of the listener. -- Danny McKenna
Publisher: Atlantic
Amazon UK review:
Fans of Paolo Nutini's debut album, These Streets might raise an eyebrow or two at this sophomore release. Produced by Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon), Sunny Side Up features an eclectic and "rougher" range of songs that set it somewhat apart from its slick predecessor. Recorded in Ireland, Wales, New York, LA and the UK, Nutini--backed by his band The Vipers--tackles folk, reggae, soul and rock, with varying results. The Motown-esque "Coming Up Easy", the ballad "Worried Man" and the sea-shanty "Growing Up Beside You" are shining examples of Nutini's erudite songwriting skills, as is the charming, Dylan-esque "Tricks Of The Trade". But songs like "Pencil Full Of Lead" and "No Other Way", as well as his forays into reggae-lite and ersatz ragtime are less convincing, often sounding more like sketches than full songs. Whether Sunny Side Up is bravely eclectic or an incoherent disaster depends ultimately on the loyalty--and the patience--of the listener. -- Danny McKenna






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