Mark Knopfler Paul Slade - Going Home Theme Of The Local Hero Friend

Review by Don Cullen

Going Home Theme of the Local Hero Friend is a collaborative album by Mark Knopfler and Paul Slade that showcases their exceptional musicianship and songwriting abilities. The album comprises of 12 tracks that are a blend of folk, country, and rock music.

The album opens with the title track, "Going Home," which has a catchy tune and showcases Knopfler's signature guitar style. The track sets the tone for the rest of the album, which is a mix of upbeat and mellow tracks. "A Place Where We Used to Live," "The Mist Covered Mountains," and "The Ceilidh and the Northern Lights" are some of the standout tracks that showcase Slade's lyrical prowess.

Knopfler's guitar work is exceptional throughout the album, and he shines on tracks like "Smooching," "Wild Theme," and "The Rocks and the Water." The duo's chemistry is evident in the way they complement each other's strengths, resulting in a cohesive and enjoyable album.

Summary by Don Cullen

The album ends with "The Long Road," a beautiful and poignant track that brings the album to a satisfying close. Going Home Theme of the Local Hero Friend is a must-listen for fans of Knopfler and Slade and anyone who appreciates good music.