Barnett_Gurley-Evidence-2009-404

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MP3/FLAC

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404

Size

47,27 MB

Files

11

Date

2009-12-14

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ARTiST: Barnett Gurley
ALBUM: Evidence
BiTRATE: 162kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: CD Baby
GENRE: Folk/Rock
SiZE: 49.56 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 39min 55sec total
RiP DATE: 2009-12-12
STORE DATE: 2009-02-20

Track List:
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01. Elusive Smile                    3:47
02. Need a Little Sunshine           3:42
03. She's a Mystery                  3:31
04. Jingle Jangle                    4:44
05. I Sat Me Down                    2:52
06. Hard Thing to Do                 3:38
07. The One Thing                    2:49
08. A Little at a Time               3:22
09. You Saved Me                     4:27
10. Somebody Else                    3:53
11. She's a Mystery (Dennis)         3:10

Release Notes:
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Barnett-Gurley are Mike Barnett and Dennis Gurley. These are your basic
mid-western Beatles fetishists, with a ton of great songwriting smarts and
gentle harmonies. They reminded me a lot of an updated Buffalo Springfield for
the new century. Opening up with "Elusive Smile" and "Need A Little Sunshine"
the duo is at it's most Beatlesque. The vocals are eerily reminiscent of Rick
Nelson, if he played on The Byrds "Sweetheart Of The Radio." They actually
repeat "She's a Mystery" with each player doing his own version. "Jingle Jangle"
is exactly what you think it is, full of big "ole hooks and harmonica to a
Wilbury-like melody. There are hints of Dylan here on "The One Thing" and "A
Little At A Time," sometimes the vocals don't quite match the quality of the
guitar work, but with songs this good it's easy to forgive. Fans of The
Jayhawks, Wilburys and Graham Parsons will love this album and especially if you
miss the sound of George Harrison's slide guitar.

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