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| New gems and past hits in an intimate acoustic style. DVD side incl. three live video clips. Lowdown (Unplugged), Just Go, Simone (Unplugged), etc. |
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| 1 Lowdown |
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| 2 Some Things Happen |
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| 3 Just Go |
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| 4 Fade into Light |
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| 5 Harbor Lights |
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| 6 Lost It |
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| 7 Time |
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| 8 Sierra |
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| 9 We're All Alone |
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| 10 Simone |
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| 11 I'll Be the One |
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Album Review
"Fade into Light" is a stellar album. It features unplugged and redone performances from Scaggs' classic "Some Change", "Silk Degrees", and "Middle Man", as well as some new tunes. The unplugged tunes include readings of "Dirty Lowdown" and "Simone." "Harbor Lights" is changed significantly as well, in that the disco riff in its ending has been replaced by smooth jazz. "Sierra" is a remarkable redo that gives the tune a completely different feel. "Just Go" has Scaggs playing almost everything on the track, and it is one of his most nakedly emotional performances committed to tape. The sheer brokenness in his voice reveals a depth and dimension in the performance that takes the listener deep into the lyric. It is followed by a sultry, nocturnal read of "Love T.K.O." that reveals his deep authority, allowing the lyric to speak through him, not because of him. There is an authority here that allows the vast emotion in the song to be read through the spirit of acceptance, and it all lies in his nuance and phrasing. It's so inspired, offering a view of the many sides of Scaggs as a singer, that "Fade into Light" is a must for anyone even remotely interested in Boz Scaggs. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
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• Biography
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