Swindell, Owens drop new (and old) sounds
Friday, August 17, 2018 – Cole Swindell hopes his hit-making machinery success will continue with "All Of It." Michael Carter produced the dozen-song set, his third studio album. The lead single was "Break Up in the End." The Georgian's first seven singles included six number ones and a number two.
A new, but very old Buck Owens disc is out today. "Country Singer's Prayer" was Owens' final Capitol album from 1975, but remained unissued until now. His contract with Capitol was due to expire at the end of the year, and he and the Buckaroos readied one final album for the label in November 1975. When the title track single failed, the album was shelved. That was until Omnivore Recordings decided to release it.
More news for Cole Swindell
- 11/04/19: Swindell gets Down to Earth (on tour anyway)
- 11/28/18: Swindell visits Kimmel
- 11/05/18: Swindell debuts new single
- 08/27/18: Swindell is happy for "All of It"
- 08/26/18: Swindell makes top 10
- 08/10/18: Swindell releases "Break Up In The End" video
- 07/18/18: Swindell goes for All of It
- 06/01/18: Swindell goes with "All of It"
CD reviews for Cole Swindell
Cole Swindell's" All Of It" is a little different from many of contemporary artists' current releases in that there is a whole lot of country - thematically anyway - in it. The 40-plus minutes are all about drinking, regret, appreciation of people who matter and breakups.
It starts off with a bang with the up-tempo rocker "Love You Too Late." The best track is its most poignant song penned by Jessi Alexander and Chase McGill, "Dad's Old Number," ...
Upon first glance at the track list of Cole Swindell's fourth installment of the "Down Home Sessions" series, one may get the impression that it is a covers EP. It features several chart toppers from other artists, including Luke Bryan's "Roller Coaster" and Thomas Rhett's "Get Me Some Of That." Swindell has 10 number 1 singles as a songwriter to his name had a hand in penning both all five songs, so technically, it's original material. ...
Cole Swindell's third installment of the "Down Home Sessions" EP series is a relatable five-track thread that feels like bro country light; There's plenty of beer and bars, but only one truck song ("Chevrolet DJ"), and the narrative thread including failed pickup lines, first date jitters and jealousy can be interpreted as applicable to one girl and the early stages of a relationship rather than the gaggle. That being said, the overall texture is pop laden, ...
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