Come On Back

Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Label: New Rounder
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Audio CD
Release date:16th August 2005

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Track Listing

1. Pick Me Up on Your Way Down
2. Saginaw, Michigan
3. Standin? on the Corner (Blue Yodel No. 9)
4. Don?t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes
5. Four Walls Lyrics
6. I?ll Never Get Out of This World Alive
7. Walking the Floor Over You
8. I?m Movin? On
9. Don?t Worry ?Bout Me
10. Train of Love
11. Jimmie Brown the Newsboy
12. Gotta Travel On Lyrics
13. Peace in the Valley

Album Description

Jimmie Dale Gilmore?s first album since his critically lauded ?One Endless Night? (2000) is a collection of songs introduced to Jimmie by his father as he was growing up in Lubbock, Texas. Most of the songs were written and/or made popular by classic country artists such as Johnny Cash, Ernest Tubb, Hank Snow, and Ray Price. Jimmie makes each song his own with the same soulful, timeless delivery which has made him an American treasure since his early days with The Flatlanders.

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Here's the stuff honky-tonk heroes are made of: wistful heartbreak classics like Harlan Howard's "Pick Me Up on Your Way Down," Johnny Cash's "Train of Love," Hank Snow's "I'm Movin' On," Ernest Tubb's "Walking the Floor over You," and seven others sung by Jimmie Dale Gilmore, the Texas troubadour and member of the Flatlanders who was born with a teardrop in his voice. There are no surprises on Come On Back, just rewards, as Gilmore and producer Joe Ely rely on tried-and-true arrangements that frame the singer's angelic warble with deft touches of baritone guitar twang, tasteful slide lines, and sparks of bright fiddle. But the disc's more than a Biblical reading of country's cryin' side. These tunes were also favorites of Gilmore's late father, a roadhouse guitarist who died from Lou Gehrig's disease. And that makes Jimmie Dale's readings of Hank Williams's "I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive" and the gospel closer "Peace in the Valley" all the more poignant. --Ted Drozdowski

Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Label: New Rounder
Format: MP3 Download
Release date:6th July 2010

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