Terry Allen - Juarez (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Terry Allen
- Title: Juarez
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Paradise of Bachelors
- Genre: Country, Singer-Songwriter, Folk
- Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:51:30
- Total Size: 937 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. The Juarez Device (aka Texican Badman)
02. Dialogue: The Characters (A Simple Story)
03. Cortez Sail
04. Border Palace
05. Dogwood
06. Writing on Rocks Across the U.S.A.
07. The Radio … and Real Life
08. There Oughta Be a Law Against Sunny Southern California (Jabo I, II, III)
09. What of Alicia
10. Honeymoon in Cortez
11. Four Corners
12. Dialogue: The Run South
13. Parts: Jabo / Street Walkin Woman
14. Cantina Carlotta
15. La Despedida (The Parting)
Terry Allen is, first and foremost, a visual artist. He just happens to make brilliant, idiosyncratic albums on the side. In fact, his first album, 1975's Juarez, wasn't even initially conceived as an album, but as a set of songs recorded to accompany an artwork installation. Original copies of the album were released with a set of lithographs illustrating the characters who populate the album's world, an elliptical place where motivations and desires are often shadowy to the point of inscrutability, but the characterizations are almost three-dimensional. The story of two couples on a drinking spree that turns into a murderous chase through the southern California desert, Juarez is a tough-as-nails narrative with the deadpan, biting humor of crime fiction writers like Jim Thompson or Chester Himes. The album was recorded quickly and on a low budget, so the musical settings are ultra-spare, with Allen's whiskey-cured vocals and thumping piano often the only musical elements. As a concept album, the individual songs don't work as well out of context, but listened to as a whole, Juarez is one of the more fascinating country albums of its time, like Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger as reimagined by Quentin Tarantino.
01. The Juarez Device (aka Texican Badman)
02. Dialogue: The Characters (A Simple Story)
03. Cortez Sail
04. Border Palace
05. Dogwood
06. Writing on Rocks Across the U.S.A.
07. The Radio … and Real Life
08. There Oughta Be a Law Against Sunny Southern California (Jabo I, II, III)
09. What of Alicia
10. Honeymoon in Cortez
11. Four Corners
12. Dialogue: The Run South
13. Parts: Jabo / Street Walkin Woman
14. Cantina Carlotta
15. La Despedida (The Parting)
Terry Allen is, first and foremost, a visual artist. He just happens to make brilliant, idiosyncratic albums on the side. In fact, his first album, 1975's Juarez, wasn't even initially conceived as an album, but as a set of songs recorded to accompany an artwork installation. Original copies of the album were released with a set of lithographs illustrating the characters who populate the album's world, an elliptical place where motivations and desires are often shadowy to the point of inscrutability, but the characterizations are almost three-dimensional. The story of two couples on a drinking spree that turns into a murderous chase through the southern California desert, Juarez is a tough-as-nails narrative with the deadpan, biting humor of crime fiction writers like Jim Thompson or Chester Himes. The album was recorded quickly and on a low budget, so the musical settings are ultra-spare, with Allen's whiskey-cured vocals and thumping piano often the only musical elements. As a concept album, the individual songs don't work as well out of context, but listened to as a whole, Juarez is one of the more fascinating country albums of its time, like Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger as reimagined by Quentin Tarantino.
Year 2016 | Country | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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