Time the Conqueror

Jackson Browne World Tour 2008 - 2009

Jackson Browne Launches World Tour in Support of

Time The Conqueror, his first album of new material in six years.

(I waited to post this until the album had dropped.)

Here is one of many fabulous reviews.

Review of Live Show : Hail the 'Conqueror, Jackson Browne triumphs at Orpheum

By Christopher John Treacy : Boston Herald

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Wednesday, September 17, 2008


Jackson Browne refrained from mouthing off about his "Running on Empty" copyright infringement suit against John McCain Tuesday night at the Orpheum. The nearly 60-year-old songwriter charmed the audience through a night that leaned heavily on brand new music, a tricky maneuver but one he pulled off admirably.

Indeed, Browne made a good case for his new CD, "Time the Conqueror," which arrives in stores next week (Note: this CD is available everywhere now), mainly by demonstrating how little he's changed.

His last two releases have been eager-to-please concert recordings culled from solo shows. Full band tours leave less room for flexibility, but the fullness of the arrangements more than compensated for his sticking to a set list.

"Boulevard," from 1980's transitional "Hold Out," made for a lively opener, featuring harmonies from piano man Jeff Young and impeccable backup singers Chavonne Morris and Alethea Mills.

The first set included four new songs, including title track "Time the Conqueror" with its gorgeous melodic pop, the Laurel Canyon-inspired "Off of Wonderland" and "Live Nude Cabaret," which showcased the raunchy, blues guitar of Mark Goldenberg. more

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