Jon Pardi - "Heartache Medication"

[recordyear]

1. “Old Hat” (Jeff Hyde, Matt Jenkins and Ryan Tyndell)
2. “ Heartache Medication” (Jon Pardi, Barry Dean and Natalie Hemby)
3. “Nobody Leaves A Girl Like That” (Bart Butler, Marv Green and Jimmy Yeary)
4. “Ain’t Always The Cowboy” (Brandon Kinney and Josh Thompson)
5. “Me And Jack” (Jon Pardi, Rhett Akins, Bart Butler and Luke Laird)
6. “Don’t Blame It On Whiskey (Featuring Lauren Alaina)” (Eric Church, Michael Heeney, Luke Laird and Miranda Lambert)
7. “Tied One On” (Bart Butler, Chase McGill and Jamie Paulin)
8. “Oughta Know That” (Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Luke Laird)
9. “Tequila Little Time” (Jon Pardi, Rhett Akins and Luke Laird)
10. “Buy That Man A Beer” (Clint Daniels, Justin Lantz and John Pierce)
11. “Call Me Country” (Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Driver Williams)
12. “Just Like Old Times” (Jon Pardi, Jeff Hyde and Michael Heeney)
13. “Love Her Like She’s Leaving” (Bart Butler, Dean Dillon and Jessie Jo Dillon)
14. “Starlight” (Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Jeffrey Steele)

[jamatthews83]

Thank you.

Wasn't a huge fan of Don't Blame It On Whiskey on first listen, but I'll give it a few more tries for Lauren. Might be his voice putting me off.

[phil1996]

Don’t Blame It On Whiskey is good but I wish SO bad Eric and Miranda kept it.

Off the first few listens it’s a great album - not California Sunrise - but still a huge fan of it. Love Her Like She’s Leaving, Tied One On, Call Me Country, Old Hat, are the standouts for me. Will rank later on

[George Strait Junkie]

Perfect album love every track on it might be my #1 album of the year I can’t stop playing this album so damn good

1. Heartache Medication - still the best
2. Don’t Blame It On Whiskey - the blending of the vocals are so good
3. Ain’t Always the Cowboy
4. Old Hat - perfect for Jon glad he cut it
5. Me and Jack - what a barn burner
6. Nobody Leaves a Girl Like That
7. Call Me Country
8. Tied One On
9. Outta know that
10. Buy That Man a Beer
11. Love Her Like She’s Leaving
12. Just Like Old Times
13. Starlight
14. Tequila Little Time - if I had to pick a song that was the weakest this would be it still A good song tho

[phil1996]

It’s a lot more like his debut and the B-Sides than his previous record. Even more traditional.

Love:
1. Tequila Little Time (has to be the next single)
2. Love Her Like She’s Leaving
3. Tied One On
4. Heartache Medication
5. Starlight (this one grew on me a LOT)
6. Old Hat
7. Buy That Man a Beer
8. Nobody Leaves a Girl Like That
9. Call Me Country
10. Ain’t Always The Cowboy
11. Me and Jack

Like:
12. Just Like Old Times
13. Don’t Blame It On Whiskey (great song, don’t like their voices together)

Meh:
14. Oughta Know That (first song of his I’ve not liked. Just filler)

[recordyear]

His best album by mile. Most double down effort in instrumentation. He really should release an instrumental album at some point.

My ranking:
1. Don’t Blame It On Whiskey
2. Love Her Like She’s Leaving
3. Me and Jack
4. Tied One On
5. Heartache Medication
6. Ain't Always The Cowboy
7. Starlight
8. Old Hat
9. Tequila Little Time
10. Just Like Old Times
11. Call Me Country
12. Oughta Know That

Could have been dropped and will not affect the sonic palette of the album:
13. Buy That Man a Beer
14. Nobody Leaves a Girl Like That

[ClevelandRox]

I've listened to the album a few times now and I agree that it's not California Sunrise, but not a step down in quality like Brett Young's newest album. And each song has been growing on me more and more with each listen, I could see myself liking this album just as much or maybe even more than California Sunrise.


1. Starlight
2. Tequila Little Time
3. Heartache Medication
4. Old Hat
5. Ain't Always The Cowboy
6. Oughta Know That - does anyone else hear the verses to Front Porch Junkies in the chorus?
7. Love Her Like She's Leaving
8. Nobody Leaves A Girl Like That - I actually think this sounds like a potential single
9. Tied One On
10. Just Like Old Times
11. Call Me Country
12. Me and Jack
13. Don't Blame It On Whiskey - I completely agree I would've much rather had Eric and Miranda singing this
14. Buy That Man A Beer

I can see the singles possibly going Heartache Medication, Ain't Always The Cowboy, Tequila Little Time and Nobody Leaves A Girl or Whiskey.

[bjer127]

Sept 30, 2019 13:27:52 GMT -5 ClevelandRox said:

I've listened to the album a few times now and I agree that it's not California Sunrise, but not a step down in quality like Brett Young's newest album. And each song has been growing on me more and more with each listen, I could see myself liking this album just as much or maybe even more than California Sunrise.


1. Starlight
2. Tequila Little Time
3. Heartache Medication
4. Old Hat
5. Ain't Always The Cowboy
6. Oughta Know That - does anyone else hear the verses to Front Porch Junkies in the chorus?
7. Love Her Like She's Leaving
8. Nobody Leaves A Girl Like That - I actually think this sounds like a potential single
9. Tied One On
10. Just Like Old Times
11. Call Me Country
12. Me and Jack
13. Don't Blame It On Whiskey - I completely agree I would've much rather had Eric and Miranda singing this
14. Buy That Man A Beer

I can see the singles possibly going Heartache Medication, Ain't Always The Cowboy, Tequila Little Time and Nobody Leaves A Girl or Whiskey.

Yes I absolutely heard Front Porch Junkies in the chorus to Oughta Know That Lol. From the very first second I heard it

[recordyear]

Predicted to have 19-22k pure sales and 27-30k SPS first week. #12 overall and should be #2 on country album chart behind Whiskey Myers (40-45k)

[recordyear]

23k pure sales and 34k SPS first week. #2 country albums.