Rosanne Cash - King's Record Shop (1987) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Rosanne Cash
- Title: King's Record Shop
- Year Of Release: 1987
- Label: Columbia/Legacy
- Genre: Country, Folk
- Quality: flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:51:59
- Total Size: 566 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Rosie Strike Back
02. The Way We Make A Broken Heart
03. If You Change Your Mind
04. The Real Me
05. Somewhere Sometime
06. Runaway Train
07. Tennessee Flat Top Box
08. I Don't Have To Crawl
09. Green, Yellow And Red
10. Why Don't You Quit Leaving Me Alone
11. 707
12. Runaway Train (Live)
13. Green, Yellow And Red (Live)
Four consecutive No. 1 country singles made this a fine near farewell from Cash to Nashville. She cut two more singles for a hits compilation before turning to a folkier confessionalism on Interiors. King's Record Shop works on a high level, stuffing a cold-eyed John Hiatt dissection of adultery ("Way We Make a Broken Heart") onto the same record as the domestic-violence treatise "Rosie Strike Back" and a fear-stricken view of a hobbled marriage in "Runaway Train." Musically, this is a digital-era blueprint for hot country, but with much more soul than ever invaded a disc by Shania Twain.
01. Rosie Strike Back
02. The Way We Make A Broken Heart
03. If You Change Your Mind
04. The Real Me
05. Somewhere Sometime
06. Runaway Train
07. Tennessee Flat Top Box
08. I Don't Have To Crawl
09. Green, Yellow And Red
10. Why Don't You Quit Leaving Me Alone
11. 707
12. Runaway Train (Live)
13. Green, Yellow And Red (Live)
Four consecutive No. 1 country singles made this a fine near farewell from Cash to Nashville. She cut two more singles for a hits compilation before turning to a folkier confessionalism on Interiors. King's Record Shop works on a high level, stuffing a cold-eyed John Hiatt dissection of adultery ("Way We Make a Broken Heart") onto the same record as the domestic-violence treatise "Rosie Strike Back" and a fear-stricken view of a hobbled marriage in "Runaway Train." Musically, this is a digital-era blueprint for hot country, but with much more soul than ever invaded a disc by Shania Twain.
Country | Folk | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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