Old Crow’s New Carry Me Back CD Review: It’s Good
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OCMS Carry Me Back album
The Old Crow Medicine Show is out with a new album. I’ve listened to it a few times and am pleased to say it’s a good album.
The album kicks off with the fast track Carry Me Back
, which reminded me a bit of a raucous Chieftains tune. There are a number of other fast paced songs on the album like Mississippi Saturday Night
.
My favorite track on the album is We Don’t Grow Tobacco
, a catchy song with a stomp beat.
The album also features a couple of really fine, slow waltz numbers entitled
Ain’t It Enough
and Ways of Man
.
The aforementioned We Don’t Grow Tobacco and Ain’t It Enough both feature the fine vocals of Willie Watson, who is no longer a member of the group.
Amazon.com
has the best prices on the album ($7.99 for the physical CD or $5.99 for the download version). Click below to access or click the above links to preview individual tracks! These are really good prices for good new music. While I’ve started downloading some digital downloads of music, I still like to buy CDs from my favorite bands.
See Also: Other Old Crow Medicine Show Recommendations
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