The Wallflowers

The Wallflowers really found their voice on their second album, with "One Headlight" and "Sixth Avenue Heartache" becoming huge radio successes. Production from T-Bone Burnett gave the album a great warm sound. Soaked in Hammond B-3s and imaginative lyrics, the album was a high point in '90s commercial rock.

On the Wallflowers' debut album, frontman Jakob Dylan did exactly the things that would
invite embarrassing comparisons with his icon of a father, Bob. There was the faux country
drawl, the syllables held out for an eternity, the narrative array of sideshow characters
and music dominated by a Hammond organ. Four years older and a whole lot wiser, the
Wallflowers return with an eye-popping second album that casts their leader in... More >