Pearl Harbor Discography of CDs

Pearl Harbor discography Track Listing of songs: Sunburn; Luv Goon; High Road; M. ...

Pearl Harbor songs Track Listing of songs: Sunburn; Luv Goon; High Road; M.L.O.;

Pearl Harbor CD discography "There You'll Be" was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Awards for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and for Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media. Original score composed by Hans Zimmer. Producers: Trevor Horn, Byron Gallimore, Bob Badami.

Pearl Harbor albums Track Listing of songs: Drivin'; You Got It; Don't Come Back; Keep Going; Shut Up and Dance; Big One; Get a Grip On Yourself; Up and Over;

Pearl Harbor CD discography When Pearl Harbour & the Explosions' tepid skinny-tie pop didn't stoke the public's fancy, their singer's future seemed uncertain: Who could have predicted that she'd pull off such a rowdy, confident solo album? However, that's what happened when she moved to London -- note her stage name's British spelling -- and fell into the Clash's orbit. Where the Explosions were stilted and restrained, Harbour's voice is loud and freewheeling on the rockabilly driven rumble of "Out With the Girls," "Fujiyama Mama," and "Alone in the Dark." There's not a trace of hesitation in Harbour's hiccups, whoops, and yelps; she sounds comfortable in a way that listeners simply hadn't heard before. Harbour's breezy self-assurance also extends to the campy girl group flippance of "Everybody's Boring but My Baby," reflective pop/rock of "Heaven Is Gonna Be Empty," token country weepers "Losing to You," and a tough, but affectionate cover of Ian Dury's "Rough Kids." Harbour's co-conspirators include a motley assortment from Britain's punk and neo-rockabilly scenes. Former Rich Kids guitarist Steve New plays gutsily throughout; so do late Whirlwind singer/guitarist Nigel Dixon, pianist Otis Watkins, bassist Barry Payne, and drummerNick Simonon (younger brother of Clash bassist Paul Simonon). Their presence provides a dynamism sorely missing from the Explosions' album. Only the mixing prevents this coming-out party from being a perfect affair, leaving New's guitar to fight for breath on "Fujiyama ...