Gill, Joey + Rory, Wy, Morgan release
Vince Gill released "Down To My Last Habit," which combines hard country, soulful sounds, blues and romantic country ballads. Gill co-produced the set with Justin Niebank. Little Big Town and Cam help Gill out on the disc as did trumpet player Chris Botti.
Joey + Rory put out a religious disc, "Hymns That Are Important to Us." The disc was recorded last summer amidst Joey Feek's continuing battle against cancer. Mainly acoustic based with Rory Feek's guitar, the release includes such standards as "How Great Thou Art," "I'll Fly Away" and "That Old Rugged Cross."
Wynonna & the Big Noise are out with a self-titled disc. Derek Trucks, Jason Isbell, Susan Tedeschi and Timothy B Schmit are among the guests on the 12-song release. Judd and band offer a rootsy work encompassing country, Americana, blues, soul and rock.
Lorrie Morgan releases "Letting Go...Slow." This is her first solo disc since 2010's "I Walk Alone" a duo disc with Pam Tillis,"Dos Divas" in 2013. The disc features 12 tracks produced by Richard Landis.
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CD reviews
Vince Gill explores themes of heartache and nostalgia in his album, "50 Years From Home: End Of The Night" across seven tracks. The album - part of a year-long series of EPs - feels isolated. Numerous tracks incorporate themes of loneliness and melancholy lying within the lyrics and covered up with strums of guitar and slight crash of drums. Gill retains raspy vocals with a passionate hint of a Southern drawl, singing about being lost after losing a lover.
The opening "New Kind ...
Longtime member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, Vince Gill has been one of country music's greatest singers for more than a generation. His rich high lonesome tenor has brought tears to tired, jaded eyes and the minor-key instrumentation he favors have shaded songs with emotion for more than four decades.
"Lonely's What I Do" is the fifth EP in his "50 Years from Home" series, and this time, Gill is going straight for the heart. Like Merle Haggard, Gill has the ...
Pulling in Lainey Wilson to sing along on the Louisiana-flavored title track, Vince Gill again demonstrates that he is as important a figure in country music as there has been these last several decades.
From "Let Me Love You Tonight" (the Top Ten Pure Prairie League hit he took the lead on in 1980) through his participation within David Grisman's Here Today bluegrass project, we've known his distinctive, emotive voice in settings prior to his own massive chart hits beginning ...
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