Clifton Hill is an album by Honeymoon Suite released in late 2008. It is the band's newest studio album since 2002.
Video Clifton Hill (album)
Background and details
After Honeymoon Suite's original lineup (circa 1984) reunited to tour Canada in the summers of 2007 and 2008, they returned to the studio to record a new album with their original producer and current manager, Tom Tremeuth. The first single released to radio was "Tired O' Waitin' on You".
The album title is an homage to the cluster of tourist attractions on Clifton Hill in the band's hometown of Niagara Falls, Ontario. As guitarist Derry Grehan explained in an interview with The Niagara Falls Review: "I think our best record was The Big Prize, and the new songs were kind of sounding like that. Riffy, simple with big choruses. So with Johnnie and I paying homage to our roots, we thought (for a title) ... 'Lundy's Lane?' No. Trying to find a name for a record after the fact is hard. At one point Clifton Hill came up. I thought it had a nice feel for an album title. Easy to remember. I can't explain it, it just kind of works."
The photograph used for the album's cover was taken by Russell Harbottle in 1985.
Maps Clifton Hill (album)
Track listing
- "She Ain't Alright" - 3:50
- "Tired O' Waitin' on You" - 3:02
- "Riffola" - 3:53
- "Ordinary" - 3:52
- "The House" - 4:12
- "Why Should I?" - 3:35
- "Down 2 Bizness" - 3:49
- "Sunday Morning" - 3:51
- "That's All U Got" - 3:36
- "Restless" - 3:17
- "Separate Lives" - 3:33
- "The Garden" - 3:42
All songs written by Johnnie Dee and Derry Grehan.
Album credits
Personnel
- Johnnie Dee - lead vocals
- Derry Grehan - guitars, background vocals
- Ray Coburn - keyboards
- Chris McNeill - drums
- Stan Mizcek - bass
Production
- Tom Treumuth - producer, mixer
- Corey Barnes - engineer, mixer
- Rob Lamothe - pre-production engineering
- Phil Demetro - mastering at The Lacquer Channel
- Katie Hildreth - album design (with cdexperts.com)
- Deanna Grehan - cover concept
References
- Liner notes from the album.
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