Farewell to Paradise

Farewell to Paradise (1973) is the fourth album by Emitt Rhodes. An eclectic mixture of rock, pop, jazz-funk and soul. Due to the pressure of his record label suing him for his failure to complete his contract for 6 albums in 3 years,^[2] many of the songs exhibit more somber, gloomy tones than Rhodes' previous albums.

Farewell to Paradise
Studio album by Emitt Rhodes
Released	1973
Recorded	1973
Studio	Emitt Rhodes' home
Genre	Rock, pop, jazz-funk, soul
Label	Dunhill
Producer	Emitt Rhodes
Emitt Rhodes chronology
Mirror (1971) Farewell to Paradise (1973) Rainbow Ends (2016)

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"Those That Die" is derived from "Tame The Lion", a furious anti-war song that was issued as a single in July 1972. "Tame the Lion" has a fast tempo, and "Those That Die" uses part of the lyrics from the bridge of "Tame the Lion", but at a slow tempo and chords from a minor key.

The initial pressings of this album were mispressed and featured the audio from the unreleased album by Toronto band Dixie Rumproast - Well Done. Many of them are still in circulation.

Track listing

All songs by Emitt Rhodes

Side one

1. "Warm Self Sacrifice"
2. "See No Evil"
3. "Drawn to You"
4. "Blue Horizon"
5. "Shoot the Moon"
6. "Only Lovers Decide"

Side two

1. "Trust Once More"
2. "Nights Are Lonely"
3. "Bad Man"
4. "In Desperate Need"
5. "Those That Die"
6. "Farewell to Paradise"

Personnel

• Emitt Rhodes - all instruments and voices
• Keith Olsen - mixdown engineer
• Richard Dashut - assistant mixdown engineer