Bruce Robison - Long Way Home From Anywhere (1999)
BAND/ARTIST: Bruce Robison
- Title: Long Way Home From Anywhere
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: Columbia - Nashville - Lucky Dog
- Genre: Country
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:35:54
- Total Size: 224 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Drivin' All Night Long
02. Just Married
03. Red Letter Day
04. Travelin' Soldier
05. The Good Life
06. Trouble
07. Anymore Good Lovin'
08. What Did You Think
09. Emotionally Gone
10. Long Way Home From Anywhere
Bruce Robison is a competent singer and performer, but a very good songwriter, which tends to make his albums sound like publishing demos. This is certainly true of his third record, on which he wrote or co-wrote seven of the ten songs. Robison knows the universe of the country song-bars, trucks, love gone wrong-but his eye for detail and the subtlety of his plotting put his compositions a cut above the rest. In "Drivin' All Night Long," an apologetic lover contemplates a head-on collision but restrains himself in consideration of the other driver's own loved one. "Just Married" begins full of love and contentment and ends that way, too, but in between, life gets hard-"I feel the chill of the early fall / I see the picture on the wall"-until the singer reveals that his bride can't stand him anymore. A great singer could make more of these songs than the songwriter himself does, however, and so could a great producer (he produced the record, too). Long Way Home From Anywhere may not make a star out of Bruce Robison, but they should be listening to it on Music Row.
01. Drivin' All Night Long
02. Just Married
03. Red Letter Day
04. Travelin' Soldier
05. The Good Life
06. Trouble
07. Anymore Good Lovin'
08. What Did You Think
09. Emotionally Gone
10. Long Way Home From Anywhere
Bruce Robison is a competent singer and performer, but a very good songwriter, which tends to make his albums sound like publishing demos. This is certainly true of his third record, on which he wrote or co-wrote seven of the ten songs. Robison knows the universe of the country song-bars, trucks, love gone wrong-but his eye for detail and the subtlety of his plotting put his compositions a cut above the rest. In "Drivin' All Night Long," an apologetic lover contemplates a head-on collision but restrains himself in consideration of the other driver's own loved one. "Just Married" begins full of love and contentment and ends that way, too, but in between, life gets hard-"I feel the chill of the early fall / I see the picture on the wall"-until the singer reveals that his bride can't stand him anymore. A great singer could make more of these songs than the songwriter himself does, however, and so could a great producer (he produced the record, too). Long Way Home From Anywhere may not make a star out of Bruce Robison, but they should be listening to it on Music Row.
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