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  | Greg Brown One More Goodnight Kiss Genres: Country, Blues, Folk, Pop
This Iowan singer-songwriter has the sensibility of an accomplished lyric poet and a muddy, clenching voice that owes more to the country blues than to coffee house folk culture. This was Brown's last album before hooking... more » |
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Amazon.com This Iowan singer-songwriter has the sensibility of an accomplished lyric poet and a muddy, clenching voice that owes more to the country blues than to coffee house folk culture. This was Brown's last album before hooking up with producer and guitarist Bo Ramsey: it's a quiet, tender cycle of reveries for honest love, small towns, rural dreams, and family truths. It's among the best of his early spare, acoustic endeavors, and should inspire listeners to seek out his denser work of the '90s: The Poet Game, Further In and Slant Six Mind. --Roy Francis Kasten Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsOne More Goodnight Kiss is first class Rick Ward | 04/02/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is my favorite work. These songs are moving (I wish I was a painter, & wash my eyes). Some are sweetly nostalgic (canned goods is solid gold). The Cheapest Kind speaks eloquently of family love in hard times. Speed Trap Boogie is an absolute hoot! A true picture of the many small towns that live off their radar guns." Real Life Tom Dietrich | Fresno, Ca USA | 01/09/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "This cd hits close to home. I grew up in a small Iowa town in the 60's and 70's. We have all heard of those "Speed trap Boogie" towns, I got tickets in them. "Canned Goods" reminds me of sweet corn direct from the fields. We moved out of "Our Little Town" when the tractor plant closed. I have never tired of this cd, all the songs are of real life, growing up in any small town America."
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