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Of the other musicians, notable contributors include John Cale, formerly of the Velvet Underground, who plays viola on "Sadly Beautiful", and Johnette Napolitano of Concrete Blonde, who duets with Westerberg on the song "My Little Problem".
And more than any other ‘Mats album, All Shook Down returns to the band’s blue-collar roots, with bluesy Americana guitars on songs like “Nobody” and John Cale’s mournful viola on “Sadly Beautiful.”
ROCK · 1990. On their final album, punk legends The Replacements do plenty with Paul Westerberg and a wave of acoustic guitars. “Sadly Beautiful” is heartbreakingly yearning, John Cale lending an aching viola line and Westerberg singing “Baby needs a brand new pair of eyes/Cause the ones you got now see only goodbyes.”.
4 de oct. de 1990 · On “Sadly Beautiful” you can hear the pick scraping across every guitar string and feel shivers as guest star John Cale draws the bow over each strand of his viola.
28 de sept. de 2020 · Around the thirtieth anniversary of The Replacements’ final studio album, All Shook Down (released 9/25/90), it’s not altogether implausible to think their rabid following of music lovers and musicians alike as nigh-on idolatry.
25 de sept. de 1990 · A sweet and tender ballad about a troubled woman with a troubled past. The details are left up to the listener, which makes it even more intensely personal. John Cale… Read More
All Shook Down is designed as a coda to the Replacements' career, with Westerberg looking back to "When It Began," pleading that "Someone Take the Wheel" and wrapping the whole thing up with "The Last," as self-aware a final song as the Beatles' "The End."
