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:: Release Info:
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:: Artist......> Kentucky Headhunters
:: Title.......> Big Boss Man
:: Label.......> Rcr / Cbuj Ent.
:: Genre.......> Southern Rock
:: Rip.Date....> 06.21.2005
:: Street.Date.> 06.21.2005
:: Source......> CDDA
:: Quality.....> VBRkbps - Joint-Stereo
:: Play Time...> 43:29 min
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:: Track Listing:
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:: 01. Big Boss Man
:: 02. Honkytonk Blues
:: 03. Take These Chains from My Heart
:: 04. Walkin After Midnight
:: 05. Hey Good Lookin
:: 06. Like A Rolling Stone
:: 07. Chug A Lug
:: 08. So Sad to See Good Good Love Go Bad
:: 09. Made in Japan
:: 10. You Win Again
:: 11. Don't it Make You Wanna Go Home
:: 12. I'm Down
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:: Release Notes:
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::
:: No American band has rocked harder and longer than the
:: Kentucky Headhunters. No catalog overflows with more great
:: roots, rock, and country songs than Sony/ATV Music
:: Publishing. Which makes Big Boss Man, a collection of
:: Sony/ATV masterworks by the Grammy-, Country Music
:: Association-, and Academy of Country Music-award winning
:: Kentucky Headhunters, an event worth celebration.
::
::
:: With a street date of June 21, Big Boss Man will please all
:: who appreciate bands and songs with true staying power. More
:: to the point, the twelve titles on Big Boss Man offer a
:: textbook lesson in how five soulful musicians--brothers
:: Richard (guitarist) and Fred (drummer) Young, their cousins
:: Greg Martin (guitar) and Anthony Kenney (bass/vocals), plus
:: lead singer Doug Phelps--can find something fresh in material
:: that's been around the block more than once.
::
:: Sometimes it takes just one simple detail, like the addition
:: of a nonstop, slamming backbeat through the stop-time breaks
:: of "I'm Down." Sometimes it involves a shift from major to
:: minor key, which casts an ominous shadow over "Walkin' After
:: Midnight" and "Take These Chains from My Heart." It can also
:: be about revamping the honky-tonk groove, adding some saloon
:: piano courtesy of blues/rock legend Reese Wynans, and blowing
:: it all up into an almost comic swagger, as they do on Hank
:: Williams's "Hey Good Lookin'."
::
:: Or it can lead to a radical, top-to-bottom rearrangement, as
:: in their treatment of "Like a Rolling Stone"--which, against
:: all odds, uncovers something in the song that even Bob Dylan
:: left untouched.
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:: RiP iN PeACe!
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