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Artist | Emmylou Harris
Title | Brand New Dance
Genre | Country Format | Album
Source | CDDA Time | 37:49
Label | Reprise Records Store | 1990
Catalog | 7599-26309-2 Rip | 2017
Bitrate | 236 kbps Size | 67.59 MB
Freq | 44.1 kHz Encoder | Lame 3.98.4
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01. Wheels Of Love 2:44
02. Tougher Than The Rest 5:01
03. In His World 4:14
04. Sweet Dreams Of You 3:56
05. Easy For You To Say 3:23
06. Rollin' And Ramblin' (The Death Of Hank Williams) 3:29
07. Better Off Without You 5:17
08. Never Be Anyone Else But You 2:21
09. Brand New Dance 3:28
10. Red Red Rose 3:56
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Though other performers sold more records and earned greater fame, few had
as profound an impact on contemporary music as Emmylou Harris. Blessed with
a crystalline voice, a remarkable gift for phrasing, and a restless
creative spirit, she traveled a singular artistic path, proudly carrying
the torch of 'cosmic American music' passed down by her mentor, Gram
Parsons. With the exception of only Neil Young - not surprisingly an
occasional collaborator - no other mainstream star established a similarly
large body of work as consistently iconoclastic, eclectic, or daring; even
more than four decades into her career, Harris' latter-day music remained
as heartfelt, visionary, and vital as her earliest recordings.
In 1990, Harris' run of superb mid-70s albums was over, and she hadn't yet
assembled the Nash Ramblers, the acoustic band that gave her music a heady
kick-start prior to her first striking collaboration with Daniel Lanois,
Wrecking Ball. As a result, "Brand New Dance" captures Harris at the end of
one cycle and just before the start of another, and the material and
production suggest Harris was ready for some changes. Emmylou Harris
probably couldn't make a truly bad album if she tried, and as always, she's
in lovely voice on "Brand New Dance", but she doesn't always sound
especially engaged with the material, most of which falls into the
'good-but-not-great' category.
Notable exceptions - a strong cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Tougher Than
The Rest" and the title cut. In addition, producer Allen Reynolds puts a
shade too much pop-friendly gloss on the arrangements and mix for several
of these tunes, and despite the presence of a truly impressive team of
accompanists, this album never quite catches fire as in Harris' best work.
"Brand New Dance" is a strong and professional piece of work, but Harris'
next few albums would remind fans she was capable of a lot more than that.
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