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Post by zjames on Mar 12, 2016 19:12:30 GMT -5
 Link: SpotifyTrack Listing: 01 "Simple Song" - John Paul White 02 "God Is a Working Man" - Jason Isbell 03 "Down Home" - Brent Cobb 04 "Sweet By and By" - Miranda Lambert 05 "You Are My Sunshine (with Chris Stapleton)" - Morgane Stapleton 06 "Grandma's Garden" - Zac Brown 07 "Mama's Table" - Jamey Johnson 08 "Learning" - Anderson East 09 "Settle Down" - Holly Williams 10 "I Cried" - Brandy Clark 11 "Can You Come Over?" - Shooter Jennings 12 "The Way Home" - Rich Robinson |
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Post by George Strait Junkie on Mar 12, 2016 19:27:29 GMT -5
not a bad record here's my rankings
1. "Sweet By and By" - Miranda Lambert
2. "God Is a Working Man" - Jason Isbell
3. "Mama's Table" - Jamey Johnson
4. "You Are My Sunshine (with Chris Stapleton)" - Morgane Stapleton
5. "Grandma's Garden" - Zac Brown
6. "I Cried" - Brandy Clark
7. "Settle Down" - Holly Williams
8. "Down Home" - Brent Cobb
9. "The Way Home" - Rich Robinson
10. "Can You Come Over?" - Shooter Jennings
11. "Simple Song" - John Paul White
12. "Learning" - Anderson East
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Andy
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Post by Andy on Mar 12, 2016 21:16:08 GMT -5
What a lineup. Super excited about this.
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Post by Steven on Mar 13, 2016 15:44:50 GMT -5
First time hearing about this album. Love the lineup. Definitely going to pre-order this.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2016 20:10:03 GMT -5
I'm surprised that not more of you guys on Pulse are talking about this. This album is phenomenal and this album proves to me that Miranda Lambert should ditch her current producer and team up with David Cobb. "Sweet By and By" might go down as my favorite Miranda Lambert song ever. But then again there isn't a weak track on this album, definitely a front runner for my favorite album of the year and it's only March.
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Post by Andy on Mar 18, 2016 20:13:01 GMT -5
I'm surprised that not more of you guys on Pulse are talking about this. This album is phenomenal and this album proves to me that Miranda Lambert should ditch her current producer and team up with David Cobb. "Sweet By and By" might go down as my favorite Miranda Lambert song ever. But then again there isn't a weak track on this album, definitely a front runner for my favorite album of the year and it's only March. I'm highly interested in it but am notoriously slow in listening to new releases. This weekend I'm just getting to a bunch of stuff from late last year and earlier this year, lol. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2016 20:20:51 GMT -5
I'm surprised that not more of you guys on Pulse are talking about this. This album is phenomenal and this album proves to me that Miranda Lambert should ditch her current producer and team up with David Cobb. "Sweet By and By" might go down as my favorite Miranda Lambert song ever. But then again there isn't a weak track on this album, definitely a front runner for my favorite album of the year and it's only March. I'm highly interested in it but am notoriously slow in listening to new releases. This weekend I'm just getting to a bunch of stuff from late last year and earlier this year, lol. Fair enough, but this album in my opinion will definitely be worth it. Some of my favorites are Miranda Lambert's Jason Isbell (people should really check his music out) Brandy Clark and Chris Stapleton song. This will definitely be an album appearing on many Year-End lists. |
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Post by zjames on Mar 18, 2016 20:44:12 GMT -5
I replaced the NPR link with the Spotify link in the first post.
After two listens, this is my favorite album of the year so far. I'll post a full review sometime soon. I'm also pretty happy with how it's selling: #4 all-genre iTunes.
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Post by zjames on Mar 22, 2016 13:59:20 GMT -5
Really tough ranking:
01 "God Is A Working Man"
02 "Mama's Table"
03 "I Cried"
04 "Grandma's Garden"
05 "Simple Song"
06 "You Are My Sunshine"
07 "Learning"
08 "Settle Down"
09 "Down Home"
10 "Sweet By And By"
11 "Can You Come Over?"
12 "The Way Home"
But I love every song. This album really is a masterpiece. Dave Cobb really brings out the best in every artist he works with. While there isn't a narrative on the album, each song does contribute to the idea of family and Southern values, although the songs do apply to people everywhere. We definitely need more concept albums and people willing to take chances on interesting ideas.
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Post by Daryl the Beryl on Mar 26, 2016 0:15:45 GMT -5
Spectrum Pulse gave his first 10/10 rating with this album.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 26, 2016 3:59:41 GMT -5
Spectrum Pulse gave his first 10/10 rating with this album. I follow that website constantly and when he gives a 10/10 you know it's the real deal. Please to every country music poster here, do yourself a service and listen to this album, even if it's not exactly mainstream, it's still well worth any of your guys time. |
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Post by onebuffalo on Mar 31, 2016 14:02:38 GMT -5
#5 country, #37 top 200 album with 11,000 sold. Congratulations!
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Post by Andy on May 31, 2016 22:24:07 GMT -5
This is a great album! I enjoyed every track. "Grandma's Garden," "Mama's Table", and "I Cried" are all stunners. And I was surprised by how much I loved Anderson East's voice (first time hearing him for me).
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Post by seak05 on Nov 28, 2016 17:54:44 GMT -5
This album is coming up on a lot of year end lists & I was curious so I looked up the album for a reply in another blog, but it's an important point that I think bears repeating.
On an album that purports to be about southern culture, and the southern experience, ZERO of the listed track artists are African-American. Even worse, despite the fact that they are the sole vocalists on "The Way Home" The Settles Choir, an African-American gospel choir from Nashville, is not credited at ALL on the track listings. Instead the credited artist is the guitarist Rich Robinson (who is also credited as the composer).
I'm sorry, but this is complete an utter BS, and frankly should disqualify Cobb from awards for this album (I know it won't, but people should at least be aware).
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