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Liner Note Author: Colin Escott. First 50 Yeras Review
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It seems strange that folks like Ray Wylie Hubbard once lived such wild lives but have been able to make solid comebacks later in life. Strange, because Hubbard, on Delirium Tremolos, sounds as good as he ever has. Better yet, the album has a nice, ...
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In a better world, Heather Myles would be a bigger star than Shania Twain or Faith Hill -- or at very least a bigger country star. Possessing a voice that blends the homey sass of Loretta Lynn with the sweetness and precision of Patsy Cline while adding a nobody's-fool strength and modern-day spunk that's all her own, Myles cut some of the finest female honky tonk of the 1990s, and by all rights she should have a handful of hit records to her credit, but for the moment she has to settle for the admiration of people who still dig country in its more honest form (among them fans Dwight Yoakam and Merle Haggard). Rum and Rodeo is a compilation that gathers together 13 sides from Myles' first two albums, released by Hightone Records -- ...
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It took longer than expected, but when you hear the results, you may understand why. Edmonton’s Wilfred N & the Grown Men present their seventh studio album – Stop Go Romeo – likely their best release to date. It’s their first new cd since 2004’s well-loved Waiting For Luck To Come. And it has been 25 years since WNGM’s debut album “Riding Double” spawned the still popular “Sad New Day”. Undeniably Wilfred Kozub’s most ambitious project yet, Stop Go Romeo reads like a trip through an ordinary person’s life diary, flaws and all. And what a trip. In the beginning, there’s the cautious optimism of “Don’t Worry (It’s Still A Beautiful World)” – a great song, by the way, and one that could strike a chord with radio listeners everywhere – with an uplifting vibe that belies its world-weary message. “There’s Nothing Wrong With Me” lures you in with a slinky shuffle and some of the most interesting lyrics Kozub has written to date.One of the real gems on this album is “I Like To Go Fast” which finds Wilfred N & the Grown Men in a bit of a time warp. On this song, co-producer Nik Kozub (Shout Out Out Out Out) revamped the original drum track, bringing a new exuberance to the version that Wilfred originally brought into the studio. After the psychedelic “(I Love My) Bento Box”, you may feel guilty about ever eating sushi again. Sorry. More than any other Wilfred N & the Grown Men album, Stop Go Romeo really IS an album. It’s a journey in two stages where the first half rolls along in pleasing fashion with a mixed-emotions pop vibe until . . . “You’re In Another World”. Then you ARE in another world as Kozub embarks on “Sugar Cloud”, an enveloping, spacey electronic experience representing the real life sugar cloud ‘lost in the milky way’. (Google it!) And this piece recalls Kozub’s early days as an electronic music experimentalist when all he wanted to do was create something that would make the speakers shake in the car. “Stop ...
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