were just a few of the people who worked with him. Radio 2 or Warren Zevon, AC/DC and stuff like that so we can have a little boogie with the. His magnetic personality attracted an astonishing array of collaborators over the years: Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, David Gilmour and R.E.M. Her most treasured possessions are their photo albums. But he was also charismatic, funny and more often than not the smartest guy in the room. He was vain and combustible, egotistical and petty.
All of Zevons solo studio albums ranked worst to best with the exception of Wanted Dead or Alive. The 80s and 90s were equally erratic, commercially and personally, and although in the early 00s he underwent a mini-renaissance, it was soon cut terminally short.īy all accounts, Zevon wasn’t an easy man to be around. Warren Zevon in the studio - worst to best. The 1978 single Werewolves Of London propelled him to fame, but it remained his sole hit – something that proved a source of frustration and amusement to the man behind it. His underwhelming 1969 debut album, Wanted Dead Or Alive, proved to be a false start, and it would be another seven years before he released a follow-up. This album appears in 43 charts and has received 4 comments and 55 ratings from site members. Sentimental Hygiene is ranked 10,751st in the overall chart, 1,574th in the 1980s, and 142nd in the year 1987. Zevon’s career was anything but predictable. Sentimental Hygiene is a music album by Warren Zevon released in 1987. Warren Zevon discography This article lists the discography of American rock singer-songwriter Warren Zevon. “But I don’t get depressed and I don’t get bored.” There are so many Elvis songs to pick from his first three albums, you could just about throw. I have problems,” he told one interviewer. The best album by Warren Zevon is Excitable Boy which is ranked number 1241 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 1,447. We chose 10 songs that, to us, were the best of the genre. He gravitated towards life’s losers, underdogs and addicts, maybe because he saw something of himself in them.
Born in Chicago but coming of age in 60s Los Angeles, he could easily have carved out a successful career as a straight-down-the-line piano man like Elton John or Billy Joel, were it not for his caustic wit, chemical-induced instability and general contempt for the world.
But then Zevon was never your typical singer-songwriter.
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