Brendan_Benson-You_Were_Right-2013-404

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Date

2013-11-27

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Artist: Brendan Benson
Album: You Were Right
Bitrate: 240kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Lojinx Records
Genre: Rock
Size: 84.51 megs
PlayTime: 0h 46min 30sec total
Rip Date: 2013-11-27
Store Date: 2013-11-25

Track List:
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01. It's Your Choice                 3:34
02. Rejuvenate Me                    2:26
03. As Of Tonight                    3:07
04. Diamond                          2:58
05. Long Term Goal                   2:42
06. I Don't Wanna See You Anymore    3:15
07. I'll Never Tell                  3:16
08. Swallow You Whole                3:41
09. She's Trying To Poison Me        2:31
10. Purely Automatic                 4:34
11. New Words Of Wisdom              3:02
12. Oh My Love                       2:58
13. The Fritz                        1:37
14. Swimming                         3:49
15. Red White And Blues              3:00

Release Notes:
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Sometimes, all you need is a little push. After acclaimed singer-songwriter
Brendan Benson released his 2012 album What Kind of World, his manager suggested
he launch a monthly singles series. He was a bit hesitant at first, but
eventually he came around. And now, just a year after What Kind of World, Benson
is back with You Were Right, which collects both the releases from the series as
well as reworked versions of songs that didn't quite fit on his previous albums.
'You Were Right' finds Benson squarely in his jangly power-pop groove, while
also finding room for him to explore his more experimental impulses. Benson
recorded 'You Were Right' in his own Readymade Studios, and will release the
album on his own Readymade Records in the US with label partner Lojinx releasing
it in the UK & Europe. Being in charge of both the production and release gave
Benson the peace of mind to make exactly the record he wanted, all on his own
terms. From his home in Nashville, Tennessee, here is Benson on being the boss
and finding his place in the music industry.

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