Composer

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John Hiatt

Genre

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Vocal

Average_duration

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4:13

"Take It Down" is a song composed by American singer-songwriter John Hiatt. The song was released in 1993 as part of his album "Perfectly Good Guitar". The album was produced by Matt Wallace and was released under the A&M Records label. The song "Take It Down" is a bluesy rock number that features Hiatt's signature raspy vocals and guitar riffs. The song is characterized by its catchy chorus and driving rhythm. The lyrics of the song are about a man who is trying to convince his lover to let go of her inhibitions and enjoy the moment. The song is divided into three distinct movements. The first movement features a slow, bluesy guitar riff that sets the mood for the song. Hiatt's vocals are subdued and introspective, as he sings about the woman he loves. The second movement features a more upbeat tempo, with Hiatt's guitar playing becoming more aggressive. The chorus of the song is introduced in this section, with Hiatt singing "Take it down, take it all the way down". The final movement of the song features a guitar solo that builds to a climax before fading out. "Take It Down" was premiered live by Hiatt during his 1993 tour in support of "Perfectly Good Guitar". The song quickly became a fan favorite and was often played as an encore during Hiatt's shows. The song was also featured in the 1994 film "Speechless", starring Michael Keaton and Geena Davis. Overall, "Take It Down" is a classic John Hiatt song that showcases his unique blend of blues, rock, and country influences. The song's catchy chorus and driving rhythm make it a standout track on "Perfectly Good Guitar".

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