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Dock of the bay sessions
Otis Redding
Haunted mountain
Buck Meek
Lonesome as a shadow
Charley Crockett
Sidelong
Sarah Shook
So rebellious a lover
Gene Clark
Now that's what I call country, volume 12
Wayfaring strangers - cosmic American music
This too shall light
Amy Helm
Stay reckless
Austin Lucas
From sacred to secular : A soul awakening
2018
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By
Mark Deming
2018
"2015's Sidelong showed Sarah Shook & the Disarmers had plenty of potential, and Years shows there are plenty more great songs where those came from".
d. 4. Apr. 2018
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By
Ed Whitelock
d. 4. Apr. 2018
"Years is a compact, straight to the heart (and feet) record. Every song connects and no notes are wasted. It's a new country classic, plain and simple".
d. 5. Apr. 2018
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By
Ben Salmon
d. 5. Apr. 2018
"As Years moves along, the natural limits of Shook's voice and the relatively narrow stylistic range of these tunes begins to wear thin. Songs start to blur together, and a little bit of stretching-a quick trip to the discomfort zone-would be a welcome addition to the album. Maybe next time. Or maybe not. It depends, probably, on where Shook and Shook alone wants to take this band. Until then, one thing is sure: As an exercise in exploring the various strains of left-of-center country and roots music, Years is spot on".
