Easton Corbin
- Easton Corbin
- Band Name: Easton Corbin
- Record Label: Mercury Nashville
- Release Date: Mar 2, 2010
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- Summary: The Florida-born singer-songwriter releases his debut album produced by Carson Chamberlain.
- Record Label: Mercury Nashville
- Genre(s): Country
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Taking a page from the George Strait playbook, country music newcomer Easton Corbin displays excellent song sense while offering an easygoing vocal style on his finely crafted self-titled debut album.
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Dig deeper for gems like "This Far From Memphis" (as in "I didn't know the blues ever got"), then sit back and remember why you fell in love with country music in the first place.
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The album recalls the series of interchangeable, filler-packed albums Strait recorded in the mid '90s. Corbin sings well enough, but lacks the maturity and depth of experience to elevate some of the record's middling material.
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