Everyone Is Here by The Finn Brothers

Everyone Is Here, the second album Tim and Neil Finn made together as the Finn Brothers, came out on Nettwerk in 2004, nine years after their first, and it took them two goes to get it right. They cut it first in upstate New York with Tony Visconti, the producer best known for his work with Bowie, then started over six months later in Los Angeles with Mitchell Froom, a Crowded House regular. A few of the Visconti recordings survived as B-sides and later turned up on a special edition.

These are two brothers whose story runs through Split Enz and Crowded House's Woodface, and they sing together like people who started making music as kids, because they did. "Won't Give In" landed on the soundtrack to Because of Winn-Dixie, and "Luckiest Man Alive" played over the close of the 2005 Indianapolis 500, a salute to Danica Patrick's run.

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