Jim Capaldi - Electric Nights

Album/Artist Review

Electric Nights came at the end of the '70s and showed Capaldi's music being influenced by disco. But he didn't give up on his own brand of rock, which always tended to shine through with each of his albums. By the time this album was released, his former partner in Traffic, Steve Winwood, had finally released a solo album of his own and surprisingly each album had a version of what was, essentially, the same song. Capaldi's version was called "Time" while Winwood's added "Is Running Out." Confusing, yes, but at least it was a decent song. But Capaldi still wasn't moving product in America like he did in Europe, so not many people heard Electric Nights. Other highlights include the tender "Tabitha" and the rocking "White Jungle Lady," along with the title cut. Electric Nights showed that Capaldi was still making music that could suit nearly anyone.

 

Album Description	Track Listing
Artist • Jim Capaldi Album Title • Electric Nights Genre/Style • Rock Year • 1979 Total Tracks • 9 Playtime • 00:40:50 Total Size • 245.23 MB ID3-Tag • vorbis Codec • FLAC / 876 kbps Mode/Channels • 2 Posted By • AZOR On 11/14/2020	01. Shoe Shine (04:52) 02. Hotel Blues (03:35) 03. White Jungle Lady (03:38) 04. Tabitha (04:07) 05. Time (04:35) 06. Electric Nights (04:14) 07. Wild Dogs (04:43) 08. 1890 (04:09) 09. Wild Geese (06:53)

  Electric Nights