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Darryl Worley - Sounds Like Life (2009), Это конечно не Джонни Кэш, но зато ещё живой!

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Posted: 08-07-2009, 07:05 (post 1, #903633)

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Артист:	Darryl Worley
Альбом:	Sounds Like Life, 2009
Издатель:	Stroudavarious / STRV-01002
Жанр:	Country, Contemporary
Формат файла:	NL+0802
Ссылка 1:	eDonkey 19 clicks
Ссылка 2:	Torrent
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TRACKLIST

1. Honky Tonk Life [0:03:35.71]
2. The Best Of Both Worlds [0:03:53.25]
3. Slow Dancin' With A Memory [0:03:43.48]
4. Sounds Like Life To Me [0:03:44.01]
5. When You're Doing What's Right [0:03:26.58]
6. Tequila On Ice [0:03:00.19]
7. Everyday Love [0:03:11.08]
8. Nothing But Money [0:03:53.14]
9. Don't Show Up (If You Can't Get Down) [0:06:09.58]
10. Messed Up In Memphis [0:03:51.47]
11. You Never Know [0:03:20.22]

Review: by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Sounds Like Life, Darryl Worley's sixth album, is his first for Stroudavarious Records, the label founded by James Stroud, the man who signed Darryl to his first record contract. In that sense, it's a bit tempting to see the album as a bit of a back to basics move, or at least an opportunity to hit the reset button on a career that never quite seemed to deliver upon the commercial promise of his huge 2003 hit "Have You Forgotten," but Sounds Like Life is really just a continuation of the work Worley started on 2006's Here and Now, the album where he attempted to reinvent himself as a brawny country-rocker. Sounds Like Life has its fair share of party songs -- including the rather riotous "Don't Show Up (If You Can't Get Down)," a sports bar anthem featuring improbable cameos from Bill Anderson, John Anderson, and Smash Mouth -- but the record has a sentimental streak a mile wide, with Worley "slow dancin' with a memory as he sips a tequila on ice," realizing that you never know what's around the corner and that just sounds like life to him. Such slow, soft sounds fit Darryl better than the blustering boasts that sometimes weighed down Here and Now, and even if they're cluttered with clichés, they're executed well, emphasizing Worley's low-key charms, something that often got glossed over on his buffed-up, highly polished major-label albums.

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