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CDs and Music WhiskeytownWhiskeytown Pneumonia Whiskeytown Pneumonia release date May 2001 In their brief, volatile tenure as a working band--which spawned just two proper albums, Faithless Street (1995) and Strangers Almanac (1997)--Whiskeytown never quite fulfilled their considerable promise. But prior to their ultimate split, the band made a record that was buried for nearly three years by industry snafus. Pneumonia was well worth the wait. The band's final lineup (singer and songwriter Ryan Adams, violinist Caitlin Cary, and guitarist Mike Daly) is augmented by special guests such as Tommy Stinson of the Replacements and James Iha of Smashing Pumpkins. Sure, Adams doesn't quite grasp what he's reaching for on the Latin-tinged "Paper Moon," and "Sit & Listen to the Rain" is about as exciting as its title suggests. But "Jacksonville Skyline," a hometown ode that's sweetly nostalgic but hardly naive, easily ranks among Adams's best ballads. And don't bother trying to elude the hooks of the bouncy kiss-off "Don't Wanna Know Why" or the polished piano pop of "Mirror, Mirror." While it's unfortunate that the reliably unreliable Whiskeytown didn't live to see the release of their most consistent disc, Pneumonia is a harbinger of still better things to come from both Adams and Cary. Songs on the CD Whiskeytown Pneumonia The following songs can be found on the CD Whiskeytown Pneumonia 1. Ballad of Carol Lynn Vote 2. Don't Wanna Know Why Vote 3. Jacksonville Skyline Vote 4. Reason To Lie Vote 5. Don't Be Sad Vote 6. Sit and Listen to the Rain Vote 7. Under Your Breath Vote 8. Mirror Mirror Vote 9. Paper Moon Vote 10. What The Devil Wanted Vote 11. Crazy About You Vote 12. My Hometown Vote 13. Easy Hearts Vote 14. Bar Lights Vote Music Related to Whiskeytown Pneumonia  CDs and Music: Jessica Andrews Heart Shaped World Jessica Andrews was country's top-selling debut artist of 1999--quite an accomplishment for a 15-year-old girl and a record label that hadn't done much heavy lifting in Nashville. But Heart Shaped World sells itself, and not just to the same teenage ... More info on Jessica Andrews Heart Shaped World > CDs and Music: Megadeth World Needs a Hero The lineup is different. The record company is new. But vitriol-tongued Dave Mustaine remains Megadeth's one constant. While more commercial and mature than such unbridled early releases as So Far, So Good . . . So What!, this follow-up to the poorly... |
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