In september 2005 Riem recorded a new album in The Keylink studios in Kirkby, Liverpool. Besides John Pettifer (The Deans), Sarah Jory is a very special ‘guest’ musician on this album. She plays steel- and slide guitar and besides that she sings together with Riem on the  sensitive duet –written by Dries ‘Andres’ Holten- ‘How I Love You’. It has become  a contemporary album on which Riem want to let his audience know that 40 years of Blue Diamonds are definitively finished. A new Riem de Wolff is “Back on Track’.

On the album there are some cover-versions like Chris Isaak’s “Forever blue”, Rodney Crowell’s “Lovin’ all night”, Billy Ray Cyrus’ “Crazy ‘bout you baby”, Bob Dylan’s “I shall be released”, Don Everly’s “So sad”, and also some swinging jivers like “Mona Lisa”, “Hot Dog” and “Ice Cold” which were recorded with a big band as well as new versions of “Ramona, “Then She Kissed Me” (Phil Spector), and a song written by Riem de Wolff, called “Back on Track”.

With the new album “Back on track” Riem de Wolff is starting a new chapter in his succesful musical career.

CD: “Back on track“
Order Number: CD: ZYX 20755-2

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Tracklist:

1   Mona Lisa, Jay Livingston and Ray Evans
2   Lovin All Night, Rodney Crowell
3   So Sad, Don Everly
4   Forever Blue, Chris Isaak
5   Ramona , M.Wayne / W.Gilbert
6   I Shall Be Released, Bob Dylan
7   Hot Dog, Buck Owens / Danny Dedmon
8   Then She Kissed Me, Phil Spector/Ellie Greenwich/Jeff Barry
9   Ice Cold, Mark Harman
10  Back on Track, Riem de Wolff
11  Black Coffee, Even Stevens & Hilary Kanter
12  Crazy bout You Baby, Jeffrey Steele & Ed Berghoff
13  All Over Again (D.Holten / D.Titley)
14  How I Love You (D.Holten / D.Titley)