It has taken a while to surface, but the superbly-crafted new collection of songs that is Tom Cochrane's new album Take It Home justifies the wait. Now in his sixties, the Canadian rock 'n roll icon proves here that he is still in fine fettle.
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It has taken a while to surface, but the superbly-crafted new collection of songs that is Tom Cochrane's new album Take It Home justifies the wait. Now in his sixties, the Canadian rock 'n roll icon proves here that he is still in fine fettle.
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Veteran Canadian rocker Cochrane will be "Taking it Home" on his latest tour, together with his band Red Rider. A recipient of the Order of Canada and a Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee, he has garnered eight Juno Awards and received a Grammy nomination for his 1993 anthemic hit Life Is A Highway, which was later used on the Pixar film Cars.
Starting off playing the Toronto coffee houses in his early days, Cochrane joined the band Red Rider in 1977, together releasing a total of five albums that gave us sure-fire hits such as "Human Race", "Boy Inside The Man" and "Victory Day". After lauching his solo career in 1991, Cochrane leapt to instant international success with his debut solo album, Mad Mad World. In addition to creating potent new material, he is a keen humanitarian, which has all contributed to cementing his place in the Canadian fabric and culture.