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Formats and Editions
1. Stumbling Through the Dark
2. Tailspin
3. All the Right Reasons
4. Save It for a Rainy Day
5. Eyes of Sarahjane
6. One Man's Problem
7. Don't Let the World Get in Your Way
8. Come to the River
9. Angelyne 1
10. Madman 1
11. You Look So Young 1
12. Tampa to Tulsa 1
13. Will I See You in Heaven 1
14. Stumbling Through the Dark (Reprise) 1
15. Tailspin (Inbred Version) 1
16. Waiting for Salvation 1
17. The Book You Wrote 1
18. False Eyelashes (Blue-Eyed Soul) 1
19. Won't Last Long 2
20. In the Canyon
More Info:
2014 remastered 2 X vinyl LP pressing reissue with 6 bonus tracks. The Jayhawks' 2003 seventh album backs away from their "super-pop" releases like Smile and the underrated Sound of Lies and looks back to their earlier, rootsier sound. A crisp, gorgeous collection of songs, the back-to basics Rainy Day Music took The Jayhawks a mere six weeks to record and mix from start to finish. The album channels the ghosts of the Byrds, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and Buffalo Springfield, and interpreting their '60s folk jangle and lazy, sunny harmonies through The Jayhawks' own sweetly awkward formula. The first six tracks are all vintage Louris gems - trembling and honest, with warm melodies and hooks for days. Frontman Gary Louris says of the album "It has a rainy day, English countryside kind of feel to it. I think we have been described as a very American band with a very British songwriting style. Maybe that has something to do with it."
