1. Respect
2. All Out Of Line
3. One Of a Kind
4. Every Time I See Your Face
5. Victim Of Pain
6. Running Free
7. Lost Boys
8. Want You So Bad
9. Children Of the Sun
10. Remember to Call
11. Stay the Night
12. Pictures Of Home (Live at Fabrik 2017)
13. Since You've Been Gone (Live at Fabrik 2017)
14. I Surrender (Live at Fabrik 2017)
15. Still Got the Blues (Live at Fabrik 2017)
With a CV that includes playing with Rainbow, Ozzy Osbourne (that organ intro to Mr Crowley), Black Sabbath, Whitesnake, Judas Priest, Jethro Tull, Saxon, Thin Lizzy, Gary Moore and, for most of this century, Deep Purple, Don Airey is the keyboard maestro of British heavy rock.
On this, his new solo album, recorded with a band including current Nazareth singer Carl Sentance and up-and-coming guitarist Simon McBride, he sheds some of his chameleonlike skin that has served him so well with his numerous employers, and gives his natural instincts a freer reign.
Airey allows himself some personalised flourishes amid the succession of archetypal riffs, particularly on the opening Respect (reminiscent of Deep Purple’s Speed King) and the deceptively simple title track.
The other stand-out track is Children Of The Sun, which, surprisingly, is buried towards the end of the album.
A bonus live CD features Airey and co. playing some familiar classics.
