Adam Eckersley Band - The First Album (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: Adam Eckersley Band
- Title: The First Album
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Universal Music Australia Pty. Ltd.
- Genre: Country
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:42:05
- Total Size: 302 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Long Enough To Disappear
02. Should've Known Better
03. Crazy Woman
04. Sex & Money
05. Give Her The World
06. Tomorrow Night, Same Again
07. Why I Drink
08. Sister Sunrise
09. I Get It
10. In The End
11. To The Grave
The First Album, the Universal debut by Australia's Adam Eckersley Band, is a showcase for the award-winning vocalist's burgeoning songwriting chops. Some of these songs were co-written with Nashville talents, while others were composed with Australian collaborators - including his wife, Brooke McClymont of the McClymonts. Two pre-release singles, "Long Enough to Disappear" (penned with Troy Johnson and Henry Jack Williams) and "Should've Known Better" (with McClymont, Scott Greenaway, and Lindsay Rimes), did well in Australia, while the international single "Give Her the World" has done well digitally. This amiable blend of roots rock, contemporary country, and pop is big on hooks, artifice, and production sheen but keeps its soul on full display. While the genre's recognizable trappings - fiddle, big clattering drums, B-3, and a seamless meld of fat electric and acoustic guitars - populate each of these songs, Eckersley's inviting, swaggering voice and hot guitar playing stand out, much like his countryman Keith Urban's do. Eckersley's guitar-playing roots are in the electric blues, and those reveal themselves in "Sister Sunrise" and "In the End," while his rock & roll side shines through on "Sex & Money."
01. Long Enough To Disappear
02. Should've Known Better
03. Crazy Woman
04. Sex & Money
05. Give Her The World
06. Tomorrow Night, Same Again
07. Why I Drink
08. Sister Sunrise
09. I Get It
10. In The End
11. To The Grave
The First Album, the Universal debut by Australia's Adam Eckersley Band, is a showcase for the award-winning vocalist's burgeoning songwriting chops. Some of these songs were co-written with Nashville talents, while others were composed with Australian collaborators - including his wife, Brooke McClymont of the McClymonts. Two pre-release singles, "Long Enough to Disappear" (penned with Troy Johnson and Henry Jack Williams) and "Should've Known Better" (with McClymont, Scott Greenaway, and Lindsay Rimes), did well in Australia, while the international single "Give Her the World" has done well digitally. This amiable blend of roots rock, contemporary country, and pop is big on hooks, artifice, and production sheen but keeps its soul on full display. While the genre's recognizable trappings - fiddle, big clattering drums, B-3, and a seamless meld of fat electric and acoustic guitars - populate each of these songs, Eckersley's inviting, swaggering voice and hot guitar playing stand out, much like his countryman Keith Urban's do. Eckersley's guitar-playing roots are in the electric blues, and those reveal themselves in "Sister Sunrise" and "In the End," while his rock & roll side shines through on "Sex & Money."
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