All Artists: Aaron Watson Title: Shutupanddance Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sonnet Release Date: 6/24/2003 Genres: Country, Pop Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 601662352621 |
Aaron Watson Shutupanddance Genres: Country, Pop
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CD ReviewsReal-deal country . . . Ronald Scheer | Los Angeles | 11/07/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "Aaron Watson is the real deal, singing honky tonk, rockabilly and western swing like he really means it. His music is pure Austin, TX, and Nashville be danged. The upbeat opener sets the tone for the whole set, "I Don't Want You to Go (But I Need You to Leave)". The humorous lyrics capture the dilemma of a man attached to a woman he can't handle. Most of the songs are about relationships in one stage of difficulty or another. A favorite is the guilt-laden waltz "Notel Motel." Another is the regretful "Wish I Could Say I'd Been Drinking." The real heart breakers are the road song, "Lonely Lubbock Lights," and the divorced man's lament, "Off the Record." A comic song of desire over reason is the wry "Wrangler Butts," the only song I've ever heard in praise of male posteriors in a particular brand of jeans. There's lots more, including a great western swing song "Something With a Swing To It" and a darkly soulful song that comes close to social protest, "Kentucky Coal Miner's Prayer." Watson writes his own material and for a young performer has a well developed talent. You can dance to his songs, like he says, but it's hard to shut up when you know enough of the words to sing along. " Rockabilly Swing Trisha Tilley | Odessa, Texas | 05/17/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is the best "Texas" Country performer and signer. Aaron Watson combines hillbilly rock or "rockabilly" with some western swing that just makes you want to get up and dance. This album is my favorite of Aaron Watsons because he has a good variety of upbeat fun songs and heatbreaker waltzes. So now Im back to listen to Aaron Watson's cd, and Im going to "Shutupanddance"." Wow! Amber Ann Rulfs | East Texas | 04/30/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "The first time I saw Aaron Watson and the Orphans of the Brazos, he was opening up for Roger Creager in my hometown. Aaron has been back 3 times since then, and I haven't missed a show! I love good country music (NOT the pop crap that passes for country all to often recently), and this music is some of the best country I've ever heard. Aaron's voice and songwriting ability AMAZE me, and the rest of his band is a huge pool of talent as well. [go Haystack!] Definately buy this!"
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