Warren Malone - Lay Your Burden Down (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: Warren Malone
- Title: Lay Your Burden Down
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Warren Malone
- Genre: Country, Folk, Acoustic
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:34:44
- Total Size: 182 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Oh Susanna
02. Chicken Man
03. Lamb To Slaughter
04. Border Town
05. Honey Child
06. Mistreated Mama Blues
07. The Forgotten War
08. Gallows Pole
09. Sycamore Pass
10. Rileys Bicycle
11. Ash And Smoke
Here again, album time. Another collection of mostly new songs, I tried to keep it simple. I tried to avoid the words, soul, love and Heart. Im pretty sure I didn't quiet succeed (except for the soul thing) but I tried and I'll have you know that was for you. I do repeat a phrase or two and struggled with the inclusion of the same phrase in different songs on the same album but then I dug deep and asked myself, "do I really care?"and the answer was NO! repetition IS change. Not too many deaths on this one except for a dream or two and maybe some hope but most got out unscathed. Except for that guy who cut off his own finger (unfortunate) Most of the songs I wrote with the help of a lifetime of listening to music and the heavy hand of influence which I've learned to embrace. The rest are my interpretations of old folk songs that have stuck with me over the years (oops theres another dead guy right there).
01. Oh Susanna
02. Chicken Man
03. Lamb To Slaughter
04. Border Town
05. Honey Child
06. Mistreated Mama Blues
07. The Forgotten War
08. Gallows Pole
09. Sycamore Pass
10. Rileys Bicycle
11. Ash And Smoke
Here again, album time. Another collection of mostly new songs, I tried to keep it simple. I tried to avoid the words, soul, love and Heart. Im pretty sure I didn't quiet succeed (except for the soul thing) but I tried and I'll have you know that was for you. I do repeat a phrase or two and struggled with the inclusion of the same phrase in different songs on the same album but then I dug deep and asked myself, "do I really care?"and the answer was NO! repetition IS change. Not too many deaths on this one except for a dream or two and maybe some hope but most got out unscathed. Except for that guy who cut off his own finger (unfortunate) Most of the songs I wrote with the help of a lifetime of listening to music and the heavy hand of influence which I've learned to embrace. The rest are my interpretations of old folk songs that have stuck with me over the years (oops theres another dead guy right there).
Country | Folk | FLAC / APE
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