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He won one Grammy for Best Country Album
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He's classified as alt-country (meaning not the lame stuff you hear on top 40 country stations), but his music covers many bases
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I'm not a country music fan and this album sounds more like a cross-over artist than pure country.
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If you are looking for the old, familiar classic country sounding Sturgill, this ain't it.
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I'm not saying ALL modern country stinks
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Loved it sounded it authentic country
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I am obsessed with Sturgill, he has the authentic country sound that so many artists are missing nowadays
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Great album - country with a different vibe.
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So anyway, this album did not blow my socks off but isn't bad, clearly less country, men seem to be getting a bit sappy about fatherhood these days what with Hayes Carll last week and now Sturgill.
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It Between The Lines" is a traditional country song that breaks out with a high-stepping brass section very reminiscent of 1979 era Ronnie Milsap
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He is the best country artist today.
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I am obsessed with Sturgill, he has the authentic country sound that so many artists are missing nowadays
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As a person who absolutely hates the popular country music scene, this album was an absolute joy to find.
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True classic country voice
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If you're looking for a standard modern country album, this ain't it
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Sturgill built his fanbase with a hard country sound
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If you love real country then give this a listen
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And it isn't full of the silly pop country sounds either
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Possibly the best "country" music album of all time, maybe the best record to come out in the past 4 years
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This album won a Grammy for the Best Country Album of 2017, yet you won't hear a single song on the radio
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I would highly recommend him to anyone who loves country to folk and everything in-between
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Sturgill, you're an awesome country singer, don't try to be something else.
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I am not at all a fan of most modern country, but can see myself listening to this album a lot in the coming months if not years.
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Sturgill's dark guitars and electronic synthesizer drive this song and turn it into an event in music that should not be missed."All Around You" is a great 1950s blues style country song while "Oh Sarah" is that country song filled with hurt, pain and joy
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While his 2nd album explored lyrical concepts not seen in country, it still retained an authentic country sound
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simultaneously inventive and old school country!
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Forget album #1 - pure country, #2 Outlaw or Progressive country
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All I can say it is one hellofa satisfying slice of retro, rootsy, southern-soul, country - mixed with an at times rock edge (in a Little Feat classic rock mode - NOT Nickelback - as one reviewer mentioned !!?!!
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Horns, r&b, well written songs.