11 Songs, 39 Minutes
A Long Way from Your Heart Turnpike Troubadours
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4.8, 180 Ratings - $7.99
EDITORS’ NOTES
On their fifth album, Oklahoma alt-country heroes Turnpike Troubadours continue to strike the perfect balance of lyrical smarts and musical muscle. Whether the band are stomping through the fiddle-powered "The Housefire" (which finds frontman Evan Felker singing of surviving a blaze), or delivering a deep-twanging locomotive groove on the antihero anthem "Pipe Bomb Dream," the Troubadours understand how to marry expertly penned tunes with tight-but-organic musicianship.
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The Housefire
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Something to Hold on To
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The Winding Stair Mountain Blues
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Unrung
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A Tornado Warning
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Pay No Rent
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The Hard Way
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Old Time Feeling (Like Before)
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Pipe Bomb Dream
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Oklahoma Stars
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Sunday Morning Paper
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Ratings and Reviews
Like Clockwork
Once again, the Turnpike Troubadours deliver, like clockwork. It's a shame that mainstream country radio continues to ignore these guys. If you're asking me, they're the best country artists in the nation. Great job boys, can't wait to see y'all live. And thanks for giving us something to hold onto with this new album;)
Good Lord Lorrie!!
Embarrassing Nashville since the beginning.. This is something that you need to listen to!
Genuine-heartfelt-magical lyrics
Love these guys. Amazing songwriting, outstanding musicians and electrifying, unforgettable shows. Never change!
