Lucero, Rebels, Rogues & Sworn Brothers - 48m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. What Else Would You Have Me Be?	3:50
2. I Don't Wanna Be the One	3:08
3. San Francisco	4:01
4. I Can Get Us Out of Here	4:14
5. Nineteen Seventy Nine	5:24
6. Cass	4:00
7. The Mountain	4:42
8. Sing Me No Hymns	4:21
9. The Weight of Guilt	3:12
10. She's Just That Kind of Girl	3:07
11. On the Way Back Home	4:13
12. She Wakes When She Dreams	3:45

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Review

Torn and frayed, the voice of Lucero singer Ben Nichols epitomizes a band that spends half it's time on the highway driving to the next gig. But judging by the fun the Memphis four-piece appears to be having on its fifth album, that road may go on forever. Produced by David Lowry (Camper Van Beethoven, Cracker), the record draws a parallel with its 2005 release Nobody's Darlings, meshing elements of English blues, Southern swamp rock and Bowery Street punk rock-all led by the crashing, thrashing twin guitars of Nichols and the venerable Brian Venable. While songwriter Nichols' can transform Mick Jagger-like between gentle ballads ("She Wakes When She Dreams"), moody love overtures ("The Weight of the Guilt") and straightforward pop songs ("She's Just That Kinda Girl"), his mettle (and the band's) is uncovered in rockers like "I Don't Want To Be the One" and "Sing Me No Hymns." --Scott Holter

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