2006-11-06
Catchy stuff. It’s not one of those albums you sit down and listen all the way through, but definitely is one that you play a track or two on the radio a week. They’re easy to listen to, but after 26 songs of the same stuff tweaked a bit, I got a little sick of the monotony and redundancy. I’m not knocking them; I enjoyed it, just too repetitive for me. Careful, a lot of the tracks are barely a minute long. Jake
Mary Chapin Carpenter
The Calling
THE COAL MEN
BEAUTY IS A MOMENT
BLACK JAKE AND THE CARNIES
Where The Heather Don't Grow
EILEN JEWELL
QUEEN OF THE MINOR KEY
Joel Rafael
Americana Music Festival Sampler
RAMBLIN’ JACK ELLIOT
I Stand Alone
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