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When the Highway 61 Revisited type-organ slaps against lines like "I'm giving you 16 hours and a packet of Lucky Strikes/ To get yourself out of here, forget about them longin' nights" in "Lightning Fast," one would swear this was a singer-songwriter deal
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Country: Country Rock
Release Date:
2002
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Old Reliable
© Copyright-Old Reliable
(626570201854)
Record Label: http://www.savedbyradio.com
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1. Must've Been The Devil |
2:43 |
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2. Lightning Fast |
3:41 |
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3. Tight Knit Seams |
3:56 |
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4. Pulse of Light |
1:04 |
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5. Broke Down Poor |
2:39 |
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6. Catch That River |
3:06 |
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7. Straight To Her Beauty |
3:31 |
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8. In The Clover |
4:16 |
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9. Darkscape/From Wishing |
3:54 |
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10. Show Me To The Bar |
4:31 |
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11. Dark Landscape |
0:34 |
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12. Silver Rain/Landpulse |
5:41 |
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13. Darkness |
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14. For Too Long |
3:25 |
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15. Pulse of Light/Dark Landscape |
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3 GREAT NEW RECORDINGS BY THE LEADERS OF OLD RELIABLE
JUST RELEASED BY http://www.savedbyradio.com
MARK DAVIS's
Don’t You Think We Should Be Closer?
and
Mistakes I Meant To Make
SHUYLER JANSEN's
Today's Remains
Available August 14 2007 http://www.blackhenmusic.com
COMING SOON TO CD BABY
Michael Barclay April 30 2003
Exclaim Magazine
This album is a year old in their native Alberta, but Old Reliable's records are perpetually underrated, never dated. Their 2001 album The Gradual Moment was a study in personal grief for Mark Davis, where his co-bandleader Shuyler Jansen relinquished songwriting duties to allow Davis to work through the death of his spouse. Now, it's Jansen stepping to the forefront, and he peers into just as many creepy crevices. The music isn't all minor keys, but that's when it excels, especially when they slip into waltz time, sing in stately tenor harmony, and invite violinist Shannon Johnson to put a few more tears in your beer. The fuzzed out Crazy Horse guitars come crashing in at all the right moments; these songs should be experienced at volumes too loud for most folk festivals. Jansen sings about yearning to "leave these Alberta blues behind." For our sake, let's hope they never do.
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