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Jesse Winchester, Learn to Love It

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1604351

Disk length: 30m 27s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2006

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Wake Me 2:26
2. Every Word You Say 1:57
3. How Far To The Horizon? 2:19
4. L'Air De La Louisiane 2:19
5. Mississippi You're On My Mind 3:28
6. Third Rate Romance 3:39
7. Defying Gravity 2:44
8. Tell Me Why You Like Roosevelt 2:54
9. Pharaoh's Army 1:18
10. Laisse Les Bons Temps Rouler 2:34
11. The End Is Not In Site 2:40
12. I Can't Stand Up Alone 2:01

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Review

A lyrical tenor with a courtly Southern drawl. Songs steeped in deft gospel, folk, country, and R&B influences in elegantly spare settings. An underlying intelligence, mixing romantic reverie with vignettes that convey a palpable sense of place, and sketch wonderful characters with moments of low-keyed, shaggy dog humor. If that sounds like Lyle Lovett, you're more than 20 years late. Louisiana-born, Memphis-bred Jesse Winchester was a conscientious objector viewing his rootsy origins and contemporary American life from his Montreal exile when writing this, his third solo album, and it glows with an easy charm undiminished by the intervening years. Songs include meditations on spirit ("How Far to the Horizon,") and homeland ("Mississippi You're on My Mind"), patriotism, and faith. Blame Winchester's lack of careerism and Canadian operating theater for his relative obscurity--like its two predecessors, this is a deeply satisfying exploration of faith and roots that sounds prescient against the current backdrop of questing American roots rock. --Sam Sutherland

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