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Description  Zane Williams - The Right Place [2009][WEB/FLAC]  FLAC / Lossless Label/Cat#:CD Baby / Hack Circle Records #50123548 Country:USA Year: April 1, 2014 Genre:americana Format: Digital  01. The Right Place (3:36) 02. Tired of Being Perfect (3:17) 03. 99 Bottles (4:06) 04. River Girl (3:45) 05. Live to Love Again (3:44) 06. I Am What I Am (4:01) 07. Six Steel Strings (3:45) 08. Pablo and Maria (5:32) 09. The Cowboy and the Clown (3:42) 10. Christmas Feels Like Christmas Again (4:28) There are voices that immediately announce themselves as something you've never heard before, there are voices that are so anonymous as to blend into the background, and there are voices like Zane Williams' that lay in between. His singing is not immediately recognizable as a new tone or style, but there's an excitement in his delivery that jumps off this latest record. What's especially intriguing is how he combines the humble and direct style of someone like Bruce Robison with the honky-tonk extroversion of Robison's brother Charlie. The Abilene-born Williams relocated to Nashville for nine years and released a string of indie albums that started to find a bit of twang with 2000's Fast Licks and Toothpicks. A couple of years after releasing 2006's acoustic country Hurry Home, Williams returned to Texas and discovered his roots still intact. Together with producer Radney Foster he's retooled himself as an electric honky-tonker, freeing himself to indulge his native twang on the roadhouse circuit through which Jack Ingram and Pat Green each found huge regional followings. Though recorded in Nashville, Foster and Williams conjure the wooden floors and neon beer signs of Texas dance halls, not least of which through Williams' songs. The opener, "The Right Place," offers a warm welcome from the regulars at the bar, and his incredibly clever "99 Bottles" turns the round into a tongue-twisting, thirst-quenching recitation of beer brands.   Sharing Widget |