Ashes & Fire

Ryan Adams' first solo album to be released on his own PAX-AM label and Sony's Columbia Records, the album was recorded in LA at Sunset Sound in Hollywood and produced by Glyn Johns, renowned for his work with the likes of The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Clash, The Who and The Rolling Stones, and whose son Ethan produced previous Ryan Adams albums Heartbreaker, Gold and 29. Ashes & Fire also features Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' organist Benmont Tench as well as Norah Jones who sings backing vocals on several tracks, including the lilting, acoustic overtures of Come Home, the sumptuous ballad Save Me and the heartfelt Kindness. from the country-rock tinged opener of Dirty Rain, to the piano-led lament of I Love You But I Don't Know What to Say and the acoustic harmony of Lucky Now, Ashes & Fire is the most cohesive and luscious album of Ryan's distinguished, critically-acclaimed career. Ryan Adams is a multiple Grammy nominated singer songwriter from Jacksonville, NC whose critically acclaimed and commercially successful albums both as a solo artist and with the Cardinals have included Heartbreaker (2000), Gold (2001), Love Is Hell (2004), Cold Roses (2005) and Easy Tiger (2007).