Ashley arrived in Nashville about the same time as Miranda with just as much talent but the pool was apparently only big enough for one hot and sassy new Southern…
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First impression: Ho-hum. There is nothing specifically wrong with it. Tim sounds good. Arrangement is professional, not gimmicky nor overly slick. The problem I hear is the absence of a…
You’re not gonna hear it, ’cause you’re too damn young, but there’s a lot about this arrangement that reminds me of some of the great R&B records of the mid-70’s.…
I like the first part of this record a whole bunch. Then, I like most of the rest of it quite a bit. It maybe gets a tad over-wrought and…
On first listen, it’s rather unimpressive. There’s no hook to hum along with. The record sounds more like a marketing project than a serious attempt at music-making. He’s got better…
Sad. I can’t imagine being more disappointed. I was all primed, eager for some great new monster hit to be the first release on his new label. He’s had plenty…
Maybe this was selected as the next single because it has the phrase “escape to the radio” in the opening lyric and got them thinkin’ that’d get it a leg…
Yes, a NEW Waylon record. He’d recorded about a dozen tracks just before he passed on. They weren’t finished and I guess they’ve just been kinda sittin’ in the vault…
Ok, I can’t do it out of the box and then have TWO anti-Country productions by her in Currents at the same time. And if I put it on the…
It hit my desk middle of last month and it’s a peach, ripe with radio singles and killer hooks. “Up All Night” the title track is about not going home…