We're Not Going Anywhere
by David Ramirez
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 5 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 5
  3. Negative: 0 out of 5
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  1. The Observer (UK)
    Jan 16, 2018
    60
    These are resonant, grownup songs about going drinking on a Tuesday (Time), Okie ancestors forced to move during the depression (Eliza Jane) and the frustrations of transatlantic lovers looking at the same ocean (Telephone Lovers).

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  1. Roo182
    Dec 31, 2018
    7
    Okay, fine, I admit it: I am a sucker for a sad story drenched in harmonica and Americana flavour. David Ramirez’ latest project is right inOkay, fine, I admit it: I am a sucker for a sad story drenched in harmonica and Americana flavour. David Ramirez’ latest project is right in that wheelhouse of Southern USA tragedy and heartache in the styles of A.A. Bondy with elements of Springsteen, Johnny Cash and Tom Waits.

    First of all - the Texas native has a gorgeous voice that he uses it in a way that tells you this guy has knocked back a few million whiskeys over his tumultuous days. The record ranges from the odd upbeat track like People Call Who They Wanna Talk To and Good Heart, however the majority of his songs are relationship based hurdles soaked in sadness. At times quiet and haunting, and others soul-crushingly loud and full of yearning, particularly the closer in with I’m Not Going Anywhere - a beautiful piano ballad that reverberates up your spine right into your tear ducts. Bravo Mr. Ramirez. I don’t think I gave this enough of a listen to cement it into my top 10, but it was close.

    Best Tracks: Twins - Watching from a Distance - I’m Not Going Anywhere
    2017 Listens: 70+    … Full Review »