Ryan Adams. photo by Ros O'Gorman

Ryan Adams Previews Second Track From Prisoner

by Paul Cashmere on January 1, 2017

Ryan Adams has released ‘To Be Without You’, his second preview of the Prisoner album.

Prisoner is Adams first album of original material since 2014. His last album ‘1989’ in 2015 was a complete cover of the Taylor Swift album.

Adams will also record each of the 12 tracks on Prisoner direct to vinyl for release as 7 inch singles. There are only four Direct-To-Vinyl machines in the world. One is owned by Jack White in Nashville.

RYAN ADAMS – ‘PRISONER’ TRACKLISTING

1. Do You Still Love Me?
2. Prisoner
3. Doomsday
4. Haunted House
5. Shiver and Shake
6. To Be Without You
7. Anything I Say To You Now
8. Breakdown
9. Outbound Train
10. Broken Anyway
11. Tightrope
12. We Disappear

Prisoner will be released on February 17.

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