Artist: Darrell Scott Album: Long Ride Home Bitrate: 231kbps avg Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz Label: Full Light Records Genre: Country Size: 108.95 megs PlayTime: 1h 02min 47sec total Rip Date: 2012-03-10 Store Date: 2012-01-31 Track List: -------- 01. It Must Be Sunday 3:33 02. Hopkinsville 3:54 03. Out In The Parking Lot 4:51 04. Someday 3:58 05. No Use Living For Today 4:45 06. You're Everything I Wanted Love 3:17 To Be 07. Dance In The Darkness 5:06 08. No Love In Arkansas 4:02 09. The Country Boy 3:32 10. Trying Not To Love You 2:52 11. Pay Lake 2:46 12. Candle For A Cowboy 4:13 13. Every Road Leads Back To You 2:56 14. Too Close To Comfort 3:55 15. You'll Be With Me All The Day 4:13 16. Still Got A Ways To Go 4:54 Release Notes: -------- Darrell Scott s seventh studio album, Long Ride home, is a long time coming, both for his devoted fans and for his extensive creative cache. I was baptized in country music, says Darrell. Recorded in Scott s sun-drenched living room over several days of an early spring, the project is an intimate homage to the music Darrell remembers from his childhood and the father and mother who presided over that country music baptism. Scott has, over the past decade-plus, assumed a rarified place in American music through a hard-to-come-by combination of talents and gifts. His literary but accessible songwriting has been the foundation of his reputation and his universally acclaimed albums, while also being a source of hits and cuts for others. His singing is uncommonly strong and nuanced. And his chops on guitar and steel, practiced over a lifetime of blue-collar musicianship, have earned him elite sideman gigs like Robert Plant s current Band of Joy. With three Grammy nominations and an Americana Music Award to his credit, Darrell Scott has more than proven his stature as one of the finest all-around musicians in the world. Now on Long Ride Home, the country music that shaped his musical character and that has informed his prior work in ways explicit and subtle, finally blasts to the surface. The record is passionate, bluesy, neighborly and emotional. It s the sound of Darrell Scott going home an honest tune if there ever was one.