This week the famous Canadian musician Bryan Adams will release a new album under the name of 'Tracks Of My Years', an album that includes different versions of classic songs from the 50s, 60s and 70s by great artists and various styles that, according to the musician, have greatly influenced him since the beginning of his career. From Chuck Berry to Dylan or Smokey Robinson and the Beatles have been covered by Bryan in his new album. 'Tracks Of My Years' will contain ten reinterpretations in the style of Adams with an interesting surprise: an unreleased song called 'She knows me' composed by the Canadian with the participation of his traditional collaborator, Jim Vallance.
Some of the songs chosen and performed by Bryan Adams for this new album include great song classics such as: I Can't Stop Loving You (Ray Charles), Any Time At All (The Beatles), Lay Lady Lay (Bob Dylan), Down on the Corner (Creedence Clearwater Revival) or The Tracks Of My Tears (Smokey Robinson) among others.
The album will be released the next October 6 in two editions: a 10-track standard version and a deluxe version that includes 5 additional songs with songs by Eddie Cochran, Kris Kristofferson, Jimmy Cliff and Muddy Waters, plus the song 'You've Been a Friend to Me' included in the 2009 film 'Two Very Mature Kangaroos', starring the recently deceased Robin Williams and John Travolta.