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Track List
01) Carolina Blues
02) Felicia
03) Justify the Thrill
04) Canadian Rose
05) Business as Usual
06) Yours
07) Psycho Joe (Goes to the Electric Chair)
08) Great Big World
09) Battle of Someone
10) Most Precarious
11) The Gunfighter
12) Last Night I Dreamed
13) Make My Way
01) Carolina Blues
02) Felicia
03) Justify the Thrill
04) Canadian Rose
05) Business as Usual
06) Yours
07) Psycho Joe (Goes to the Electric Chair)
08) Great Big World
09) Battle of Someone
10) Most Precarious
11) The Gunfighter
12) Last Night I Dreamed
13) Make My Way
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5:17
6:34
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First Released
1997
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The commercial success of Four was a mixed blessing for Blues Traveler. It did give them a wider audience, but it also put them in the delicate position of pleasing their new, hook-happy fans while retaining their hardcore, jam-oriented cult following. They skillfully manage to do just that on Straight on Till Morning, the bluesy, ambitious follow-up to Four. On the whole, Straight on Till Morning is a tougher album than any of its predecessors, boasting a gritty sound and several full-on jams. But the key to the album is its length and its sprawling collection of songs, which find Blues Traveler trying anything from country-rock to jangling pop/rock. They manage to be simultaneously succinct and eclectic, and they occasionally throw in a good pop hook or two. Blues Traveler are still too loose to be a true pop/rock band, and John Popper would still benefit from a sense of meter, but Straight on Till Morning is the first studio record that captures the essence of the band.
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The commercial success of Four was a mixed blessing for Blues Traveler. It did give them a wider audience, but it also put them in the delicate position of pleasing their new, hook-happy fans while retaining their hardcore, jam-oriented cult following. They skillfully manage to do just that on Straight on Till Morning, the bluesy, ambitious follow-up to Four. On the whole, Straight on Till Morning is a tougher album than any of its predecessors, boasting a gritty sound and several full-on jams. But the key to the album is its length and its sprawling collection of songs, which find Blues Traveler trying anything from country-rock to jangling pop/rock. They manage to be simultaneously succinct and eclectic, and they occasionally throw in a good pop hook or two. Blues Traveler are still too loose to be a true pop/rock band, and John Popper would still benefit from a sense of meter, but Straight on Till Morning is the first studio record that captures the essence of the band.
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