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专辑名称: Starting Over
创作艺人: [Chris Stapleton]
音乐流派: COUNTRY|乡村音乐
专辑规格: 1碟14首
出品公司: Mercury Nashville
发行时间: 2020/11/13
官方标价: £8.39 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Starting Over
Devil Always Made Me Think Twice
Cold
When I'm With You
Arkansas
Joy Of My Life
Hillbilly Blood
Maggie's Song
Whiskey Sunrise
Worry B Gone
Old Friends
Watch You Burn
You Should Probably Leave
Nashville, TN
详细介绍:
Hailed for songwriting skill and an unironic embrace of outlaw country, Chris Stapleton, on his fourth album, puts his vocal versatility on impressive display. Supported by a moody, shadowy string section, he unfurls a torch-singer side on Cold, a heartbreaker that lives up to its name in feel and lyrics—Why you got to be so cold/ Why you got to go and cut me like a knife/ Put our love on ice. The lowdown-and-dirty guitar of Whiskey Sunrise is matched for power by a wailing blues delivery from Stapleton. And he cuts loose with a Southern-rock howl on the Tom Petty-esque swamp stomp Devil Always Made Me Think Twice. An early Petty influence is alive and present across Starting Over, with Heartbreakers Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench guesting on guitar and Hammond B3, respectively. Stapleton co-wrote the simmer-to-fury Watch You Burn with Campbell, and the guitarist%27s signature style is front-and-center on Arkansas, a heavy Southern-rock blues burner celebrating the underrated beauty of the Ozarks. The ghost of Guy Clark also blesses the sessions, as Stapleton covers a back-to-back shot of the songwriter%27s Worry B Gone and Old Friends and former with a velocity that makes Willie Nelson%27s gentle version sound cute. (A flow-like-the-creek cover of John Fogerty%27s Joy of My Life is more faithful.) As on previous releases, Stapleton%27s wife and collaborator Morgane Stapleton lends angelic vocal harmonies, sweetening the sobering, Kristofferson-sounding ballad When I%27m With You, which find her husband taking stock of middle age and where it goes from there: I%27m 40 years old/ And it looks like the end of the rainbow ain%27t no pot of gold. She also shows up on that song%27s spiritual flip side and the album%27s title track, an optimistic, stripped-down guitar jangle: I can be your lucky penny/ You can be my four-leaf clover.” Indeed, for all his tough-guy appearance, there%27s always been a tender side to Stapleton, and he shows every bit of it on Maggie%27s Song, an absolute tearjerker about a found dog%27s life and death that%27s teed up and ready for a pickup truck commercial. (Nothing wrong with that.) And lest anyone ever doubt his outlaw tendencies, Stapleton ends on an absolutely gorgeous kiss-off to the country capital: So long Nashville, Tennessee/ You can%27t have what%27s left of me.
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