Title: David Gilmour: Rattle That Lock
Release year: 2015
Genre: Rock, Art Rock, Prog Rock
Artist: David Gilmour - guitars (all), lead vocals (all except 1, 7, 10), keyboards (all except 8), piano (1, 3, 4, 5), SNCF sample (2), Hammond organ (2 , 5, 9), bass guitar (5, 6, 7, 10), bass harmonica (7), electric piano (9, 10), Gabriel Gilmour - piano (6), Steve DiStanislao - drums (2, 3, 5 , 7, 9), percussion (2, 3, 7), backing vocals (2), Guy Pratt - bass guitar (2, 9), Phil Manzanera - Hammond organ (2, 3), keyboard elements (2, 3, 6), acoustic guitar (3, 9), Andy Newmark - drums (5, 6, 10), Danny Cummings - percussion (3, 4, 5, 7, 10), Damon Iddins - accordion (3), David Crosby - Backing vocals (4), Graham Nash - backing vocals (4), Jools Holland - piano (8), Rado Klose - guitar (8), Robert Wyatt - cornet (8), Chris Laurence - double bass - backing vocals (2, 9), Louise Marshall - backing vocals (2, 9), The Liberty Choir - backing vocals (2), Zbigniew Preisner - orchestration (1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10), Michaël Boumendil - original SNCF jingle (2), Richard Wright - voice sample (4)

Description:

Rattle That Lock ("Gremi Zamkom") - the fourth solo album of David Gilmour, released on September 18, 2015. The release of the album will be followed by a short tour of Europe in the fall of 2015 and America in the spring of 2016.

The album was recorded in Medina Studio and on Astoria.

The title single of the album was released on July 17, 2015 and is available for download in digital format. The inspiration for writing music was the jingle, which is preceded by announcements of the French SNCF railway company. David recorded it on his iPhone when he visited friends in Provence and used it as a sample. When he called the author, the French composer Mikel Bumendil, he did not believe the call, counting him for a rally. Lyric was written by Gilmore's wife Polly Samson, inspired by the second book of Milton's Lost Paradise. In the recording of the song, Liberty Choir took part ("The Chorus of Freedom"), where, in addition to professional vocalists, seven former prisoners from the London prison of Wandsworth sang. In this prison in 2011 spent four months foster son of Gilmore Charlie, Polly's son. David said: "Charlie's experience influenced us and made us learn more about the British prison system. And also made me think whether we can personally do something to improve the condition of prisoners and their rehabilitation. We have become part of a useful initiative and we hope that our example will inspire others. " The couple created a fund to help the prisoners and composed this song.

Tracklist:
• AUDIO-VISUAL
  Barn Jams Recorded and filmed in January 2007, featuring:
  David Gilmour: Guitar; Richard Wright: Keyboards; Guy Pratt: Bass; Steve DiStanislao: Drums
1 Barn Jam 01 4:38
2 Barn Jam 02 2:57
3 Barn Jam 03 3:54
4 Barn Jam 04 4:20
5 The Animators, Alisdair + Jock (Documentary)
6 Rattle That Lock (Music Video) 4:26
7 The Animators, Danny Madden (Documentary)
8 The Girl In The Yellow Dress (Music Video) 4:58
9 Polly Samson And David Gilmour At The Borris House Festival Of Words And Ideas (Documentary)
10 The Making Of The Rattle That Lock Album (Documentary)
• AUDIO ONLY
11 Rattle That Lock (Extended Mix) [Audio Only] 6:24
12 The Girl In The Yellow Dress (Orchestral Version) [Audio Only] 4:07
13 Rattle That Lock (Youth Mix - 12 "Extended Radio Dub) [Audio Only] 8:26
14 Rattle That Lock (Radio Edit) [Audio Only] 3:59
15 Rattle That Lock Album 51:17
  Album resolution: 96kHz / 24bit including 5.1 PCM and DTS Master Audio and Stereo PCM
  1. 5 A.M. 03:02
  2. Rattle That Lock 04:57
  3. Faces of Stone 05:32
  4. A Boat Lies Waiting 04:36
  5. Dancing Right In Front of Me 06:10
  6. In Any Tongue 06:46
  7. Beauty
  8. The Girl In The Yellow Dress 05:25
  9. Today 05:56
  10. And Then ... 04:20

Issued: United States | Sony Music
Duration: 1:51:09 + 00:51:24