Dark Shades of Blue

Dark Shades of Blue
Dark Shades of Blue
Studio album by Xavier Rudd
Released 16 August 2008
19 August 2008
Genre Blues'nRoots
Alternative rock
Hard Rock
reggae rock
Label Anti
Producer Xavier Rudd, Joe Barresi
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Xavier Rudd chronology
White Moth
(2007)		 Dark Shades of Blue
(2008)

Dark Shades Of Blue is the eighth album by Australian multi-instrumentalist Xavier Rudd released 16 August 2008. It has a heavier feel than his past albums.

Track listing

All songs written and composed by Xavier Rudd. 

No. Title Length
1. "Blackwater"   3:31
2. "Dark Shades of Blue"   4:03
3. "Secrets"   6:43
4. "Guku"   4:12
5. "Edge of the Moon"   5:08
6. "This World as We Know It"   4:03
7. "Shiver"   7:27
8. "Uncle"   7:49
9. "Up in Flames"   3:37
10. "Hope That You'll Stay"   4:09
11. "Home"   5:52

Personnel

  • Joe Barresi – Mixing
  • Carmel Echols – Choir, Chorus
  • Rob Giles – Choir, Chorus
  • Jimmy Hoyson – Engineer, Vocal Engineer
  • Clydene Jackson – Choir, Chorus
  • James Looker – Engineer, Production Assistant, Photography, Instrument Technician
  • Gavin Lurssen – Mastering
  • Anthony Lycenko – Assistant Engineer
  • Banula Marika – Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
  • Xavier Rudd – Organ, Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Producer, Slide Guitar, Stomp Box, Guitar (12 String Acoustic)
  • Paul "Scooby" Smith – Assistant Engineer
  • Oren Waters – Choir, Chorus
  • Wil Wheaton – Choir, Chorus
  • Maxine Willard– Waters Choir, Chorus

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