Happy Friday. Welcome to the end of another long work week and hopefully something released today will fit your needs. Not much out this week, but a couple to look forward to for me. They are highlighted in Blue.
Alison Krauss – Windy City – (Hokker, Inc): Hard to believe that this is her first solo release in 18 years. Sadly it is only a covers album and not original material. I will take what I can get from this bluegrass/country superstar.
Ryan Adams – Prisoner – (PaxAmericana Recordings): Ryan hasn’t waited 18 years for his next solo release. He has only waited about 3 years. For him, this is his 16th studio album. That seems crazy, but he does put out a lot of albums as he averages about 1 album a year. I am sure it will be interesting as his usually are.
Amy MacDonald – Under Stars – (Melodramatic Records): Not overly familiar with her; however, I find the song “Dream On” to be quite nice so she might be worth a listen.
Golden Earring – Complete Studio Recordings – (Red Bullet): Not one I will run out and grab, but a great release nonetheless.
Son Volt – Notes of Blue – (Transmit Sound)
Charlie Wilson – In It To Win It – (RCA Records)
Fat Joe & Remy Ma – Plata O Plomo – (RNG / Empire)
Andre Rieu – Waltzing Forever – (Hip-O)
2 Loud 2 Old Music 
As always, thanks for the post, not a ton for me this week!
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You are welcome. It is a bad week. Even the two I want to hear, I am not clamoring to listen.
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wow kinda slim Friday pickings! Between yourself and HMO you guy’s have all the bases musically covered!
Great Work Fella’s!
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So slim, but is good. I am finally getting around to listening to the CDS from the Crue box set.
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My review of the Crue is dailed up soon…
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Ryan Adams is prolific. It’s more surprising that it’s been so long between releases than how many he’s released total. 😃
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He does put out a lot. My kids were so in to Taylor Swift, I had them listen to his cover of the 1989 album.
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I generally despise covers, and I’d generally hate an entire album cover. But that one was really great. He’s kind of a jerk, from what I’ve heard and read, but he’s uber talented and fantastic live.
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I am with you on the covers thing. I find a few I like, but most miss the mark. I hadn’t heard that about him, but not surprising.
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For me, Alison Krauss is a winner. Ryan Adams will be one I get eventually. And I am curious about the Son Volt. Thanks for the heads-up on that one!
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The Ryan Adams and Son Volt releases are on my list. Alison Krauss is one for listening to at some point, too.
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