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Stay
Picked guitar creates the backdrop for the vocals. This is an old-school country ballad. It's a pretty cut. It gets pretty intense at times. |
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Handle of Whisky
More of a rocker, there is still plenty of country in the mix here. The cut has a healthy helping of the blues, too. I like this one a lot. It's a lot of fun. |
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Ghost Town
We're back into the down-home country territory. This is a slow, mellow cut with a lot of blues in the mix. |
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Mexico
Still slow moving, this has a lot of blues and Americana in the mix. Overall, though, it's pure country music. This is another classy tune on a disc of classy songs. I love the cool rocking movement later in the track. It brings a great retro sound. |
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Sideways
A mellow rocker, this is a good cut, but not one of my favorites here. |
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Sunshine and Liquor
Much more of a bluesy rocker, I like this one a lot. In fact, I might peg this as the best song of the disc. It's built around some solid rocking sound, and the vocals really drive it home. |
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Trigger
Cut from similar cloth as the previous tune, this one has a lot of great rocking energy. This is another candidate for my favorite song here. It's just full of class and Americana style. |
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Gone
The closer is a ballad. Personally, I think one of the cuts that preceded it would have been better in the slot. That said, lyrically this does work well as a parting shot. Folk and country music merge on this decidedly mellow cut. |
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