Blackberry Smoke - Find a Light (2018) [24 44 FLAC]

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Blackberry Smoke - Find a Light (2018) [24 44 FLAC] (Size: 639.84 MB)
  01-Flesh and Bone.flac 53.28 MB
  02-Run Away from It All.flac 55.48 MB
  03-The Crooked Kind.flac 45.01 MB
  04-Medicate My Mind.flac 56.1 MB
  05-I've Got This Song.flac 55.12 MB
  06-Best Seat in the House.flac 54.35 MB
  07-I'll Keep Ramblin'.flac 66.69 MB
  08-Seems so Far.flac 46.66 MB
  09-Lord Strike Me Dead.flac 44.53 MB
  10-Let Me Down Easy.flac 33.18 MB
  11-Nobody Gives a Damn.flac 41.05 MB
  12-Till the Wheels Fall Off.flac 45.53 MB
  13-Mother Mountain.flac 42.59 MB
  cover.jpg?042148 277.94 KB

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Blackberry Smoke - Find a Light (2018 ) [24.44 FLAC]

Genre: Rock
Style: Southern Rock
Source: WEB
Codec: FLAC
Bit rate: ~ 1,600 kbps
Bit depth: 24
Sample rate: 44.1 kHz

01 Flesh and Bone
02 Run Away from It All
03 The Crooked Kind
04 Medicate My Mind
05 I've Got This Song
06 Best Seat in the House
07 I'll Keep Ramblin' (feat. Robert Randolph)
08 Seems So Far
09 Lord Strike Me Dead
10 Let Me Down Easy (feat. Amanda Shires)
11 Nobody Gives a Damn
12 Till the Wheels Fall Off
13 Mother Mountain (feat. The Wood Brothers)

Blackberry Smoke's southernness is so deeply ingrained that when they knock out an expert homage to Skynyrd, as they do on "I'll Keep Ramblin'," it seems effortless. This is just who they are -- they've internalized all their influences -- not just the late, lamented Ronnie Van Zant, the Allman Brothers, and Tom Petty, but a bunch of classic rock 45s from the '60s, plus a hint of Crosby, Stills & Nash -- and they can kick up a storm and lay down a mellow groove with equal ease. This is why Find a Light satisfies even when it doesn't surprise: Blackberry Smoke are traditionalists through and through, carrying the flame for good old-fashioned American rock & roll. Now that they're closing in on their 20th anniversary, Blackberry Smoke sound like veterans in the best possible sense. As a band, they carry their chops and muscle with casual authority, letting the leathery rhythms speak as loudly as the songs themselves. And Charlie Starr's songs are sturdy things, crafted with care and evoking the past without being beholden to it. The result is a splendid little record that simultaneously feels brand new and like a lost gem

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