Artist: Pat Green
Album: Home
Bitrate: 245kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Thirty Tigers
Genre: Country
Size: 89.86 megs
PlayTime: 0h 48min 37sec total
Rip Date: 2015-08-19
Store Date: 2015-08-14
Track List:
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01. Home 3:38
02. Break It Back Down 3:53
03. Girls From Texas (Featuring 3:21
Lyle Lovett)
04. Bet Yo Mama 4:05
05. Right Now (Featuring Sheryl 4:16
Crow)
06. While I Was Away 3:18
07. May The Good Times Never End 2:56
(Featuring Delbert McClinton &
Lee Roy Parnell)
08. Life Good As It Can Be 3:42
09. No One Here But Us 3:27
10. I'll Take This House 3:51
11. I Go Back To You 3:45
12. Day One 4:04
13. Good Night In New Orleans 4:21
(Featuring Marc Broussard)
Release Notes:
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In his first album of new music in over six years, Home, Pat Green sings in the
opening title track, "I was blind to the game/I sang the wrong songs and
disappeared for way too long/But I've finally found my way home,ö lyrics that
cement the sentiments of the album; an album, dealing with life, love and
family, which will please old and new fans alike.
The collection contains thirteen tracks, including ten week #1 "Girls From
Texas" and current single, the tearjerker "While I Was Away,ö penned by Zane
Williams. The remaining tracks include "May The Good Times Never End," a
humorous, harmonica filled, rollicking tune featuring Delbert McClinton as well
as "Bet Yo Mama,ö a funky, edgy ode to a woman and the other ôlookersö in her
family. Personal favorite "Break It Back Down" has an undeniably appealing
melody which accompanies lyrics that encourage getting back to the basics of
just two people, which is a theme that can also be found in the romantic ballad
ôNo One Here But Usö and ôI Go Back To Youö about that one person you always
return to. "Right Now," is an emotional duet with Sheryl Crow about earning the
forgiveness of someone you hurt and aiming to be "the real love you always
dreamed of right now," while "I'll Take This House" focuses on family life.
The most difficult day after a relationship dissolves, "Day One," is a touching
mid-tempo, universal tune about picking up the pieces and moving on while a
similar theme is the focus of "Life Good As It Can Be" which reflects on
consciously making that change to step out of whatever your darkness may be and
truly live life. Closing out the project is "Good Night In New Orleans" which
through its varied tempos, takes you out for a night on the town in the Big
Easy.