Old things new [sound recording] / Joe Nichols.
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Main Library | CD | COUNTRY Nichols, Joe | Available | 33111006280628 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Turning old things into something new is a key part of the job description of a country singer like Joe Nichols, and he does a slick job of it on Old Things New, his fifth major-label album. Nichols has a fondness for all things classic country -- songs both sad and funny about drinking, songs about love won and lost, songs about small-town girls and hometowns, all fueled by sawing fiddles, steel guitars, and twanging Telecasters. There's a big difference between a traditionalist and someone who follows tradition, and Nichols belongs in the latter camp, less concerned with the past than the present, admitting that booze is cheaper than a shrink, happily sliding into power-ballad mode on the slower songs. Those rock influences -- not just on ballads, but on the sweet, swaying soft rock of "Man, Woman" -- are more prominent here than before, but the music is always grounded in Nichols' warm, supple voice, the thing that keeps Old Things New in a country tradition. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Compact disc.
Lyrics on insert in container.
Gimmie that girl -- It's me I'm worried about -- Old things new -- Man, woman -- Believers -- Cheaper than a shrink -- The shape I'm in -- This bed's too big -- We all go home -- An old friend of mine -- Bonus tracks. Let's get drunk and fight (live) ; Tequila makes her clothes fall off (Fat Shan remix) (feat. Colt Ford).
Performed by Joe Nichols.
Recorded at The Sound Kitchen in Franklin, Tenn. and Ocean Way Nashville in Nashville, Tenn.