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Jamey Johnson - "My Way To You"
By: Ten Pound Hammer
Last Updated: July 19, 2009 1:07 PM
To borrow a line from Marty Stuart, "Now that's country."
Jamey
The production is nothing short of perfect: starting with a simple acoustic guitar and a crying steel that sounds like John Hughey has come back from the grave, the song rises to a swelling, anthemic chorus which gives added muscle to Johnson's stellar vocal performance. Even better, the song is given an almost haunting feel, simply by being in minor key.
With his last album having gone gold off only two singles, Jamey proved that there is still an audience for such stark, raw, gritty music, even if radio hasn't warmed up to his style quite yet. Maybe if he keeps putting out material this consistently amazing, that radio will eventually get it.
7/21/2009