Brent Mason Smokin' Section CD

Smokin' Section Music

Category	Country Albums
Label	CD Baby
All Time Sales Rank	185411
CD Universe Part number	7498717
Catalog number	142657
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 07, 2007

Brent Mason Smokin' Section Songs

	1.	Smokin' Section
	2.	Limehouse Blues
	3.	Real Bad Blues
	4.	Hip Pocket
	5.	Nothin' To It
	6.	December
	7.	Samba Beach
	8.	Since I Fell For You
	9.	Last Minute Waltz
	10.	I'm Bringin' Home Good News

Smokin' Section Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Very good, but not much twangin'
Many of the cuts on this cd have sort of a 'jazzy-blues' feel to them- good guitar playing, but if you're looking for some mean country playing in Brent's usual vein, you might be a little disappointed. He kicks the twang in some late in the cd - about the 10th song - I wish that it had more. I guess it's neat to see another side, but not this much.
Submitted by supfez (Johnson City, TN, USA)
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5 stars Shows BM at his best
Not as much twang as I expected but knowing that BM is as much revered for his western swing chops as his twang it's great to hear these tracks too. A pleasant surprise though is the inclusion of a few jazzy tunes that show he's no slouch at the fancy stuff too. A great Brent Mason showcase
Submitted by alamon2 (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)
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