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Track List
01) Bad Habit
02) Burnin'
03) New Kinda Feelin'
04) Carry Me on Down the Road
05) My Last Breath
06) Southern Fried Friday Night
07) Dancin' in the Rain
08) Ain't Nobody
09) James Brown
10) You Got the Blues
11) I Need a Woman
12) Get Me Over You
13) Family Tree
01) Bad Habit
02) Burnin'
03) New Kinda Feelin'
04) Carry Me on Down the Road
05) My Last Breath
06) Southern Fried Friday Night
07) Dancin' in the Rain
08) Ain't Nobody
09) James Brown
10) You Got the Blues
11) I Need a Woman
12) Get Me Over You
13) Family Tree
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First Released
2018
Hard Rock
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"Family Tree" is the sixth studio album by American rock band Black Stone Cherry, released on April 20th, 2018, through Mascot Records.
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Since the release of their last album, Kentucky, the band released an EP – Black to blues, an EP that paid tribute to several Blues legends with some cover versions. I think that was probably a sign that we could expect more of a Blues sound to creep into this album, and that certainly seems to have happened. They haven’t ditched their Southern Rock sound in favour of making a Blues album, but what they have done is brought a Blues sound in and mixed it with their Southern rock to give a more diverse sound.
Burnin’ has a guitar riff that just makes me think of ZZ Top – I can easily imagine them doing this song.
Understandably in “James Brown” there’s a nice funk element, and the female gospel singer style backing vocals suit the song and it’s subject nicely. There’s a gospel element in “My last breath” too, but this time it’s an organ. It’s a beautiful song with a really intimate personal feel.
“Dancin’ in the rain” see’s the band joined by Gov’t Mule’s Warren Haynes
“I need a woman” is a blues-rock song which sounds like it’s influenced by bands such as Free or Bad Company.
Listening to the album, it’s clearly their most diverse album yet and they’ve brought in a wider range of influences than before – so there’s the southern rock element but then they’ve added funk, gospel, blues and blues-rock to it. It’s an absolutely fantastic album.
Reviewed by Ant May for planetmosh.com.
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"Family Tree" is the sixth studio album by American rock band Black Stone Cherry, released on April 20th, 2018, through Mascot Records.
User Album Review
Since the release of their last album, Kentucky, the band released an EP – Black to blues, an EP that paid tribute to several Blues legends with some cover versions. I think that was probably a sign that we could expect more of a Blues sound to creep into this album, and that certainly seems to have happened. They haven’t ditched their Southern Rock sound in favour of making a Blues album, but what they have done is brought a Blues sound in and mixed it with their Southern rock to give a more diverse sound.
Burnin’ has a guitar riff that just makes me think of ZZ Top – I can easily imagine them doing this song.
Understandably in “James Brown” there’s a nice funk element, and the female gospel singer style backing vocals suit the song and it’s subject nicely. There’s a gospel element in “My last breath” too, but this time it’s an organ. It’s a beautiful song with a really intimate personal feel.
“Dancin’ in the rain” see’s the band joined by Gov’t Mule’s Warren Haynes
“I need a woman” is a blues-rock song which sounds like it’s influenced by bands such as Free or Bad Company.
Listening to the album, it’s clearly their most diverse album yet and they’ve brought in a wider range of influences than before – so there’s the southern rock element but then they’ve added funk, gospel, blues and blues-rock to it. It’s an absolutely fantastic album.
Reviewed by Ant May for planetmosh.com.
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