JOSH ROUSE COUNTRY MOUSE CITY HOUSE SONGS FULL
While Country Mouse City House isn't a towering home run, it is a stand-up double that drives in a couple runs, and that's often what it takes to win games. With such critically acclaimed records as 1972, Nashville and Subtitulo (the first for his own Bedroom Classics label) in his arsenal, soulful singer/songwriter Josh Rouse warms up the summer with his 7th full length release, Country Mouse, City House on July 31st. However, Country Mouse, City House folds Rouse’s influences early. own production for 2007s Country Mouse City House and relocated to Valencias Mediterranean coast. Whatever it is, the sound they all have in common is Rouse's first-rate songcraft, and there are few modern singer/songwriters who can approach him. Rouse’s ardor manifests itself through attention to detail: the eerie George Harrison guitar of God, Please Let Me Go Back, the blase bounce of Hollywood Bass Player, the pedal steel that takes the lullaby of Sweetie just to the cusp of AOR country-rock. Find the song lyrics for Josh Rouse - Top Tracks. The songs on Country are a nice mix of the last three albums, too some have the lazy, relaxed feel of Subtitulo ("Snowy Night," "Pilgrim"), some have the indie pop glow of Nashville ("God, Please Let Me Go Back," "Sweetie") some have the soft rock groove of 1972 "(Italian Dry Ice," "Hollywood Bass Player").
Again recorded in his new home country of Spain, this time out Rouse handles the production himself and proves that he learned quite a bit from his former partner Brad Jones as the album is just as lushly layered and as filled with aural candy (like the funky clavinet on "Hollywood Bass Player" or the horns that bolster "God, Please Let Me Go Back") as on the last three albums. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for JOSH ROUSE country mouse city house (sealed) LP M/M 0 6700 30723 1 vinyl album at the best.
Beginning with 2003's 1972, he's been cranking out sweet and sophisticated albums influenced by his love of soft rock and filled with lyrical gems, smooth performances and his wonderfully rich and intimate vocals, and Country Mouse City House is no different. Like a baseball player who quietly hits 30 home runs every year or a golfer who regularly finishes in the Top Ten, Josh Rouse's continued streak of excellence is easy to ignore and maybe even downplay a little.
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