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│██ Artist : The SteelDrivers
██ Album : Bad For You
██ Year : 2020
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│██ Genre : Bluegrass Quality : 265kbps avg/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
│██ Source : CD Size : 77.51 Mb
│██ Encoder : LAME 3.100 -V0 Language : English
:██ Cat. Nr : 1166100808 Label : Rounder Records
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│▓█ Release date: 2020-12-12 Retail date: 2020-02-07
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1. Bad For You 3:55 ██
2. The Bartender 3:29 ██
3. 12 O'Clock Blues 3:58 ██
4. I Choose You 3:05 ██
5. Falling Man 3:14 ██
6. Forgive 4:04 ██
7. Glad I'm Gone 3:01 ██
8. Innocent Man 4:15 ██
9. Mama Says No 2:58 ██
10. Lonely And Being Alone 3:04 ██
11. When A Heart Breaks 3:47 ██
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██│ Few bands are as aptly named as the SteelDrivers: steel is known for
██│ its remarkable strength, but also for its resilience, and the same is
██│ certainly true of the SteelDrivers, as they have proven time and again.
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██│ On February 7, 2020, they will release Bad For You, their fifth studio
██│ album and the follow-up to their GRAMMY«-winning 2015 release The
██│ Muscle Shoals Recordings. The eagerly-awaited album features eleven new
██│ songs, ten of which were co-written by Tammy Rogers, whose spirited and
██│ soulful voice and fiddle playing have been a hallmark of the bandÆs
██│ hard-driving sound throughout its existence. It also marks the bandÆs
██│ debut recording with Kelvin Damrell, the singer and guitarist who
██│ joined the band in early 2018.
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██│ The album-opening title track, released today, churns slowly like a
██│ paddle-wheel steamer negotiating a shallow muddy river. DamrellÆs voice
██│ rises and howls with a poignant desperation, while RogersÆ fiddle
██│ carves lonesome answering lines, and the 15-year Steeldriver tradition
██│ of dark, jagged-edged goth-grass feels intact and heading for new
██│ places.
██│
██│ Then in ôThe Bartender (Load The Gun)ö the main character wrestles with
██│ his role. Is he a friend-in-need or an accessory to a crime? ItÆs a
██│ question perfectly suited to the SteeldriversÆ unsparing blues. Up
██│ next, ô12 OÆClock Bluesö takes us inside the haunted anxiety of
██│ insomnia. Written by Rogers with longtime musical companion Kieran Kane
██│ and his duo partner Rayna Gellert, it became DamrellÆs favorite for its
██│ groove shockwaves and its depiction of a shared human experience.
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██│ There are brighter offerings as well, including the pure ardor of ôI
██│ Choose Youö and the Cajun-inflected country bounce of ôGlad IÆm Gone.ö
██│ Yet the emotional seriousness of the whole collection is firmly
██│ established by ôFalling Man,ö a song inspired by the breathtaking photo
██│ of an unidentified victim of 9/11 ôcaught in a frameö and thus made
██│ immortal. ôIÆll never die/IÆll never land/Call me what I am/A falling
██│ man,ö sings Damrell in his most vulnerable performance, with Rogers in
██│ sympathetic harmony.
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██│ Bad For You arrives after a period of triumph and adaptation. Shortly
██│ after their GRAMMY« win in 2016, guitarist and lead singer Gary Nichols
██│ decided to go his own way. The band momentarily hit pause while they
██│ considered their options, but ultimately decided that this setback was
██│ not insurmountable and they launched the search for a lead singer. In a
██│ stroke of remarkable good fortune, RogersÆ daughter came across Damrell
██│ û a rock singer from Berea, Kentucky û on YouTube, and soon, he joined
██│ Rogers and longtime bandmates and friends Richard Bailey (banjo), Mike
██│ Fleming (bass) and Brent Truitt (mandolin) as the newest member of the
██│ group.
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██│ ôI was pretty fresh to bluegrass,ö Damrell says. ôThe only bluegrass
██│ IÆd heard was couch pickinÆ at my grandparentsÆ house, and I wasnÆt
██│ into it, to be completely honest. I was a rocker. Cinderella was my
██│ favorite band before I met these guys.ö But that kind of angular
██│ perspective was more in tune with The Steeldrivers than he could have
██│ known, and his initiation into bluegrass infused a convertÆs zeal into
██│ his performances. ôEverybody in the band were virtuosos,ö he says. ôAnd
██│ IÆd never seen that side of bluegrass. I thought it was just that old
██│ foot stomping traditional stuff, so I was surprised to hear this. And I
██│ knew I had a lot of work to do to keep up.ö
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██│ That a quintet could sound so consistent over time, while adding new
██│ repertoire and even new lead singers, is a testament to the
██│ SteelDriversÆ mettle and resilience. As Rogers says with a shrug, ôWe
██│ all still love the music and wanted to continue, so what else were we
██│ to do but keep SteelDrivinÆ?ö
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