Granger Smith - When the Good Guys Win (2017) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Granger Smith
- Title: When the Good Guys Win
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Wheelhouse Records
- Genre: Country
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:48:47
- Total Size: 112 / 333 / 576 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Gimme Something
02. You're In It
03. Raise Up Your Glass
04. Happens Like That
05. Still Holds Up
06. When the Good Guys Win
07. Everybody Lives
08. Stutter
09. Never Too Old
10. Love Ain't Blind
11. 4 Wheel Drive
12. Reppin' My Roots
13. Don't Tread on Me (feat. Earl Dibbles Jr.)
14. Home Cooked Meal
A Texas native, raised in Dallas, country singer and songwriter Granger Smith began his professional music recording career at the age of 19 (he had been playing gigs on the Texas circuit since he was 14) while he was attending Texas A&M, completing his first album, Waiting on Forever, during his freshman year there. He signed a writing and publishing deal with EMI Music Publishing a couple of years later, leaving Texas A&M in his junior year to relocate to Nashville, where he learned the writing and recording ropes in Music City while continuing to gig in the local bars and clubs. He self-released a second album, Memory RD., in 2005, along with Pockets of Pesos that same year, and even managed to graduate from Texas A&M that year as well. Livin' Like a Lonestar followed a year later in 2006, with We Bleed Maroon arriving in 2007.
By this time Smith was living back in his home state of Texas, where he gigged and toured constantly, becoming a major star on the Texas circuit. Don't Listen to the Radio was released in 2009, with a pair of albums, Live at the Chicken: 11-20-11 and Poets & Prisoners, arriving three years later in 2012. Dirt Road Driveway, written, recorded, and produced by Smith in his home studio, appeared in 2013, and included a pair of tracks, "Country Boy Love" and "The Country Boy Song," attributed to Smith's comedic alter ego, Earl Dibbles Jr. The year 2015 saw the release of 4x4, a four-song EP; the EP peaked at number six on the Country Albums chart and rose to 51 on the Top 200 Albums listing, while the song "Backroad Song" became a Top Ten country single, peaking at number one on Billboard's Country Airplay charts. In January 2016, Smith was named Hottest Artist to Watch in 2016 by the online magazine Taste of Country, and his major label debut Remington saw release on March 4, 2016.
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01. Gimme Something
02. You're In It
03. Raise Up Your Glass
04. Happens Like That
05. Still Holds Up
06. When the Good Guys Win
07. Everybody Lives
08. Stutter
09. Never Too Old
10. Love Ain't Blind
11. 4 Wheel Drive
12. Reppin' My Roots
13. Don't Tread on Me (feat. Earl Dibbles Jr.)
14. Home Cooked Meal
A Texas native, raised in Dallas, country singer and songwriter Granger Smith began his professional music recording career at the age of 19 (he had been playing gigs on the Texas circuit since he was 14) while he was attending Texas A&M, completing his first album, Waiting on Forever, during his freshman year there. He signed a writing and publishing deal with EMI Music Publishing a couple of years later, leaving Texas A&M in his junior year to relocate to Nashville, where he learned the writing and recording ropes in Music City while continuing to gig in the local bars and clubs. He self-released a second album, Memory RD., in 2005, along with Pockets of Pesos that same year, and even managed to graduate from Texas A&M that year as well. Livin' Like a Lonestar followed a year later in 2006, with We Bleed Maroon arriving in 2007.
By this time Smith was living back in his home state of Texas, where he gigged and toured constantly, becoming a major star on the Texas circuit. Don't Listen to the Radio was released in 2009, with a pair of albums, Live at the Chicken: 11-20-11 and Poets & Prisoners, arriving three years later in 2012. Dirt Road Driveway, written, recorded, and produced by Smith in his home studio, appeared in 2013, and included a pair of tracks, "Country Boy Love" and "The Country Boy Song," attributed to Smith's comedic alter ego, Earl Dibbles Jr. The year 2015 saw the release of 4x4, a four-song EP; the EP peaked at number six on the Country Albums chart and rose to 51 on the Top 200 Albums listing, while the song "Backroad Song" became a Top Ten country single, peaking at number one on Billboard's Country Airplay charts. In January 2016, Smith was named Hottest Artist to Watch in 2016 by the online magazine Taste of Country, and his major label debut Remington saw release on March 4, 2016.
Year 2017 | Country | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | HD & Vinyl
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