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Come Cry with me is an album by Canadian Musician Daniel Romano.
| Come Cry With Me | ||||
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| Studio album by | ||||
| Released | 2013 | |||
| Genre | Nashville Sound, Countrypolitan, Neotraditional Country | |||
| Length | 36 Minutes | |||
| Label | Normaltown Records | |||
| Producer | Daniel Romano | |||
| Daniel Romano chronology | ||||
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Inspiration
The album is recorded in a style similar to that of 1960s Country Music often called The Nashville Sound or Countrypolitan, and can be compared to the music of Charley Pride, George Jones, Conway Twitty, and early Hank Williams, Jr. As stated by Saving Country Music[1], the album is a direct imitation of the style from the 60s. Below is an excerpt from the article:
”Except for maybe his recording approach, there is nothing here to hint that Daniel Romano and his music weren’t just removed from a time capsule. It is this insistence on authenticity and attention to detail that elevate Come Cry With Meto high art. This really isn’t music that you put on in the background or bang your head to. Like visual art, you sit back and appreciate the use of technique. That doesn’t mean this album isn’t listenable, it’s just that you must know what to listen for.”
Tracklist
- Middle Child
- Two Pillow Sleeper
- Just Between you and me ft. Julie Doiron
- I’m not crying over you
- He lets her memory go wild
- Chicken Bill
- When I was abroad
- Where no one else will find it
- That’s the very moment
- A new love (can be found)
Sources
- ^ Trigger (2013-01-22). "Album Review – Daniel Romano "Come Cry With Me" - Saving Country Music". www.savingcountrymusic.com. Retrieved 2024-05-27.