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Old yellow moon
Emmylou Harris
Sange for voksne
Eskild Dohn
Old boots, new dirt
Jason Aldean
Tracker
Mark Knopfler
Cosmic hallelujah
Kenny Chesney
Songs for the saints
Kenny Chesney
Haunted mountain
Buck Meek
Metamodern sounds in country music
Sturgill Simpson
Come home to mama
Martha Wainwright
Harvest of gold
Gossling
d. 23. Sep. 2014
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Nick Murray
d. 23. Sep. 2014
"Whether he's making a religious leap of faith ("The Big Revival") or trying to make the most of his limited days on this lonely planet ("Til It's Gone") or just tailgating before a big college football game ("Flora-Bama"), country's number-one beach bum continuously brings a sense of musical energy and emotional urgency his previous easygoing albums have sometimes lacked. Even paint-by-numbers moments like "Beer Can Chicken," a catchy echo of the hit "Chicken Fried" by Chesney imitator Zac Brown, are worth bringing out the grill for".
2014
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2014
"Chesney remains a bit of a romantic with a fondness for drinking songs, but there are passing references to Bonnaroo and Burning Man while the lead single, "American Kids," offers a snapshot of how life is lived in 2014. These scattered allusions help Chesney seem like a modern man, even as he faces the start of his third decade as a country star, while the sly slickness The Big Revival also feels contemporary: far from chasing the bro-country wagon, Chesney overhauls his core strengths, winding up with his best record in years".
