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Reviews (3)
AllMusic
2020
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2020
"The occasional moments where Joyce strips away all the pop pizzazz reveal Townes as a sharp singer/songwriter. The barebones numbers are solid and Townes carries them, but The Lemonade Stand truly kicks when it's at its poppiest, as on the exuberant "Come as You Are" and "White Horse."".
American songwriter
d. 26. June 2020
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Lee Zimmerman
d. 26. June 2020
"After two early albums on the independent Royalty Records label, Tenille Townes makes her major label debut with The Lemonade Stand, an album that finds her a confident and credible artist clearly capable of courting widespread crossover appeal".
Paste
d. 30. June 2020
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Ellen Johnson
d. 30. June 2020
"The Lemonade Stand is a good country album just about any way you spin it. But I will end this review as such: Play this woman on the damn radio. It's a no-brainer. Tenille Townes has the talent and energy that turns country singers into country stars, and it'd be a crime to keep her music hidden under the stupid "women in country" label".