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- Summary: The follow-up to her 2001 album "Mountain Soul" was produced by Emory Gordy, Jr.
- Record Label: Saguaro Road
- Genre(s): Country
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| Bramble and the Rose | |
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| We have been so close together Each a candle, each a flame. All the dangers were outside us, And we knew them all by name. CHORUS: Now, see how... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Patty Loveless has an innate soulfulness that can't be taught, bought or won on a reality show. That's one of the reasons-along with sterling musicianship and inspired song selection-why her new album, Mountain Soul II, is a must-have for fans of Loveless and roots music alike.
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UncutThis sequel similarly mixes hard country and mountain music, memorably on Harlan Howard's "Busted" and a plaintive "Half Over You." [Feb 2010, p.93]
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While commercial country radio today may find the latest Loveless record boring, you can blame this on country music’s lying, cheating, cold, dead-beating, two-timing, double dealing, mean mistreating, loving heart. Loveless still kicks butt.
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Since 2000, every record she's released has been at least as good as the one that preceded it, and this is no exception.
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It's still a beautifully crafted, expertly performed record (and certainly a standout in what has been a pretty wretched year for country music), but the scope and thoughtfulness that made "Mountain Soul" such a treasure are absent.
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