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    Artist       : Mary Chapin Carpenter
    Album        : Sometimes Just The Sky
    Label        : Lambent Light Records
    Genre        : Country
    Street Date  : 2018-03-30
    Quality      : 229 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
    Size         : 105.71MB
    Time         : 61:16 min
    Url          : http://tinyurl.com/y9ouhup4

    

    1.  Heroes And Heroines                                                4:14
    2.  What Does It Mean To Travel                                        3:36
    3.  I Have A Need For Solitude                                         4:35
    4.  One Small Heart                                                    5:18
    5.  The Moon And St. Christopher                                       4:25
    6.  Superman                                                           6:08
    7.  Naked To The Eye                                                   3:31
    8.  Rhythm Of The Blues                                                3:59
    9.  This Is Love                                                       5:20
    10. Jericho                                                            4:43
    11. The Calling                                                        4:02
    12. This Shirt                                                         5:02
    13. Sometimes Just The Sky                                             6:23

    [Notes]

    Mary Chapin Carpenter seems to have been in a reflective mood in recent
    years. In 2014, she brought out the album Songs from the Movie, in which she
    re-recorded ten numbers from her back catalog, and 2018 sees the release of
    Sometimes Just the Sky, where she takes another look at 12 tunes from her
    songbook, with one original added for good measure. Songs from the Movie
    found Carpenter reimagining her music on a grand scale, accompanied by a
    63-piece orchestra and a choir of 15 voices. Sometimes Just the Sky takes
    the opposite approach; for these sessions, Carpenter and producer Ethan
    Johns stripped these songs down into simpler form, with the singer primarily
    accompanied by guitarist Duke Levine and bassist Dave Bronze. (Johns' band
    the Black Eyed Dogs also pop up on several tracks.) In recent years, with
    Carpenter less concerned with country radio that no longer has a place for
    her, she's been digging deeper into the contemporary folk influences that
    marked her earliest work, and Sometimes Just the Sky is another step in this
    direction. While not all these performances represent radical reworkings of
    Carpenter's previous recordings, with these versions she's clearly looking
    for a more intimate perspective on her songs, paying closer attention to the
    nuances of the lyrics and the lives of her characters. Her vocals are
    quieter and more measured than they once were, but that fits these songs
    well, meshing cleanly with the reflective tone of the arrangements and the
    production. While most albums in which artists cut new versions of older
    material force listeners to make comparisons to the versions they already
    know (often in an unflattering light), Sometimes Just the Sky has a strong
    enough personality of its own that it avoids this pitfall. Just as
    Carpenter's work from 2001's Time* Sex* Love* onward found her moving
    forward with more personal themes as she reflected upon middle age,
    Sometimes Just the Sky is a mature work that finds this gifted songwriter
    pondering both past and present as she enters her sixties. In many respects,
    this is a record Mary Chapin Carpenter could not have made when she was
    younger, and it documents her entering her fifth decade as a musician with
    the intelligence, passion, and unpretentious literacy that has always been
    the hallmark of her best work.



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    ßÛÛÛÛÛ²Ý                   MTD Proudly Presents                Þ²ÛÛÛÛÛß

    

    Artist       : Mary Chapin Carpenter
    Album        : Sometimes Just The Sky
    Label        : Lambent Light Records
    Genre        : Country
    Street Date  : 2018-03-30
    Quality      : 229 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
    Encoder      : Lame 3.98.4 -V0
    Size         : 105.71MB
    Time         : 61:16 min
    Url          : http://tinyurl.com/y9ouhup4

    

    1.  Heroes And Heroines                                                4:14
    2.  What Does It Mean To Travel                                        3:36
    3.  I Have A Need For Solitude                                         4:35
    4.  One Small Heart                                                    5:18
    5.  The Moon And St. Christopher                                       4:25
    6.  Superman                                                           6:08
    7.  Naked To The Eye                                                   3:31
    8.  Rhythm Of The Blues                                                3:59
    9.  This Is Love                                                       5:20
    10. Jericho                                                            4:43
    11. The Calling                                                        4:02
    12. This Shirt                                                         5:02
    13. Sometimes Just The Sky                                             6:23

    [Notes]

    Mary Chapin Carpenter seems to have been in a reflective mood in recent
    years. In 2014, she brought out the album Songs from the Movie, in which she
    re-recorded ten numbers from her back catalog, and 2018 sees the release of
    Sometimes Just the Sky, where she takes another look at 12 tunes from her
    songbook, with one original added for good measure. Songs from the Movie
    found Carpenter reimagining her music on a grand scale, accompanied by a
    63-piece orchestra and a choir of 15 voices. Sometimes Just the Sky takes
    the opposite approach; for these sessions, Carpenter and producer Ethan
    Johns stripped these songs down into simpler form, with the singer primarily
    accompanied by guitarist Duke Levine and bassist Dave Bronze. (Johns' band
    the Black Eyed Dogs also pop up on several tracks.) In recent years, with
    Carpenter less concerned with country radio that no longer has a place for
    her, she's been digging deeper into the contemporary folk influences that
    marked her earliest work, and Sometimes Just the Sky is another step in this
    direction. While not all these performances represent radical reworkings of
    Carpenter's previous recordings, with these versions she's clearly looking
    for a more intimate perspective on her songs, paying closer attention to the
    nuances of the lyrics and the lives of her characters. Her vocals are
    quieter and more measured than they once were, but that fits these songs
    well, meshing cleanly with the reflective tone of the arrangements and the
    production. While most albums in which artists cut new versions of older
    material force listeners to make comparisons to the versions they already
    know (often in an unflattering light), Sometimes Just the Sky has a strong
    enough personality of its own that it avoids this pitfall. Just as
    Carpenter's work from 2001's Time* Sex* Love* onward found her moving
    forward with more personal themes as she reflected upon middle age,
    Sometimes Just the Sky is a mature work that finds this gifted songwriter
    pondering both past and present as she enters her sixties. In many respects,
    this is a record Mary Chapin Carpenter could not have made when she was
    younger, and it documents her entering her fifth decade as a musician with
    the intelligence, passion, and unpretentious literacy that has always been
    the hallmark of her best work.



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