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Artist: Kevn Kinney & The Golden Palaminos
Album: A Good Country Mile
Bitrate: 259kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Redeye
Genre: Rock
Size: 115.59 megs
PlayTime: 0h 59min 14sec total
Rip Date: 2012-02-27
Store Date: 2012-02-24
Track List:
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01. Never Gonna Change 5:11
02. Gotta Move On (Again) 3:51
03. Challenge 5:54
04. Hurricane 3:59
05. Wild Dog Moon Pt. 2 5:31
06. A Good Country Mile 9:46
07. Set In Stone 4:18
08. Bird 9:09
09. In The Land (Of Things That 6:02
Used To Be)
10. Southwestern State 5:33
Release Notes:
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the wind, recalls Blind Melon until Kevn Kinney starts singing; at that point
amplification of a megaphone to the senses. To describe A Good Country Mile as
would expect from a rock record either. Kinney may be best recognized from his
friend Anton Fier (The Golden Palominos) grew out of numerous jam sessions in a
smoke-filled, coffee-stained New York basement to feature new Kinney originals,
covers of a couple much-beloved tunes, and a handful of fresh takes on vintage
Recording with Fier producing.
with Fier or used the name Golden Palominos; the 1996 release Dead Inside
covered ground with the Golden Palominos, and Fier played drums on and produced
Happened to the Great American Bubble Factory.
the album, the songs exhibit an energy like fire that can either smolder softly
or blaze brightly.
as more of a departure from previous folk-flavored work by Kinney, and the album
includes appearances by featured musicians Chris Masterson, Jim Campilongo, Andy
Hess, Tony Scherr, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Jon Cowherd, Eleanor Masterson, Leslie
Mendelson and Lianne Smith.
The title track tones the release like a Valium and quiets the mood like a folk
song at a campfire. The descriptions of seeing lights from a house on a hill
with a white picket fence fit so well in distancing the narrator from heaven.
album. Fans of old-fashioned country and folk will find a hometown hit in this
song, but so will fans of vocals with just a touch of saddened angst.
because, once again, listeners easily match both the mood and the vocals to
line, truly calling to both the emotions as well as the sense of rhythm enjoyed
in all music..a
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