8 thoughts on “ Full Moon And Empty Arms - Bob Dylan - Shadows In The Night (CD, Album) ”

1. TRACK LISTING: 1. I'm A Fool To Want You 2. The Night We Called It A Day 3. Stay With Me 4. Autumn Leaves 5. Why Try to Change Me Now 6. Some Enchanted Evening 7. Full Moon And Empty Arms 8. Where Are You? 9. What'll I Do That Lucky Old Sun.

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2. May 13,  · Without any warning or anticipation, Bob Dylan posted a cover of Frank Sinatra’s hit “Full Moon and Empty Arms” on his website, the first song from an .

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3. "Shadows In The Night" is not bad, it seems to be well put together and produced. It just isn't what I'm going to play over and over, like I do "Time Out Of Mind". I've not read up on what Mr. Dylan was trying to accomplish with this effort, but in my opinion, Bob has earned the /5(1).

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4. Jan 30,  · album. Shadows in the Night Bob Dylan. 10 songs (35 Autumn Leaves: 5. Why Try to Change Me Now: 6. Some Enchanted Evening: 7. Full Moon and Empty Arms: 8. Where Are You? 9. What'll I Do: That Lucky Old Sun: (P) Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment Listen to your.

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5. Apr 22,  · Shadows in the Night, an Album by Bob Dylan. Released 3 February on Columbia (catalog no. ; CD). Genres: Standards, Traditional Pop. Featured peformers: Bob Dylan (vocals), Bob Dylan (producer), Tony Garnier (bass), Donny Herron (pedal steel guitar), Charlie Sexton (guitar), Stu Kimball (guitar), George Receli (percussion), Al Schmitt (recording engineer, aka_text 3/5(30).

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6. Shadows In The Night is Bob Dylan's newest studio album, and marks the first new music from the artist since 's worldwide hit Tempest. Featuring ten tracks, the Jack Frost-produced album is the 36th studio set from Bob Dylan and marks the first new music .

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7. CD Album Standard Edition I'm A Fool To Want You; The Night We Called It A Day; Stay With Me; Autumn Leaves; Why Try To Change Me Now; Some Enchanted Evening; Full Moon And Empty Arms; Where Are You; What'll I Do; That Lucky Old Sun.

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8. Jan 30,  · Bob Dylan’s decision to record an album of standards, all recorded previously by Frank Sinatra at some point, excited faithful fans who heard the advance tracks “Full Moon and Empty Arms” and “Stay With Me.”.

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