John Hiatt - Terms Of My Surrender album mp3

Performer: John Hiatt
Title: Terms Of My Surrender
Released: 2014
Country: US
Style: Country Rock, Country Blues
Category: Rock / Blues
Album rating: 4.3
Votes: 656
Size MP3: 1305 mb
Size FLAC: 1227 mb
Size WMA: 1264 mb
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John Hiatt Country Rock Country Blues 2014 US

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Tracklist

Long Time Comin'	4:12
Face Of God	3:42
Marlene	3:01
Wind Don't Have To Hurry	3:48
Nobody Knew His Name	4:25
Baby's Gonna Kick	4:08
Nothin' I Love	4:23
Terms Of My Surrender	3:30
Here To Stay	3:55
Old People	4:30
Come Back Home	3:07

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NW5083	John Hiatt	Terms Of My Surrender ‎(LP, Album, Ltd)	New West Records	NW5083	US	2014
NW6284	John Hiatt	Terms Of My Surrender ‎(CD, Album)	New West Records	NW6284	US	2014
NW6315	John Hiatt	Terms Of My Surrender ‎(CD, Album + DVD-V)	New West Records	NW6315	US	2014
NWA3075	John Hiatt	Terms Of My Surrender ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	New West Records	NWA3075	US	2014

From John Hiatt's new album "Terms Of My Surrender," out July 15th on New West Records. John Hiatt Terms of my surrender New West Records. Current track: Terms Of My SurrenderTerms Of My Surrender. Drop your files here.

John Hiatt has always had one foot in the blues, and he's decided to wade waist deep into the music on 2014's Terms of my Surrender. There isn't a lot of 12-bar on this album if you're a purist about such things, but the tone of this music is smoky and rich like a Deep South BBQ joint, which suits the gruff texture of Hiatt's voice just fine, and the rootsy mood of the songs is reinforced by the production and arrangements.

Terms Of My Surrender by John Hiatt, released 15 July 2014 1. Long Time Comin' 2. Face Of God 3. Marlene 4. Wind Don't Have To Hurry 5. Nobody Knew His Name 6. Baby's Gonna Kick 7. Nothin' I Love 8. Terms Of My Surrender 9. Here To Stay 10. Old People 11. Come Back Home Terms Of My Surrender is the latest chapter in Hiatt’s prolific run of releases.

Terms of My Surrender is an album by John Hiatt, released in July 2014 through the record label New West Records. It was produced by Doug Lancio. The album was nominated for two Grammy Awards in 2014. All tracks written by John Hiatt. Long Time Comin'" – 4:12. Wind Don't Have to Hurry" – 3:47. Nobody Knew His Name" – 4:25. Baby's Gonna Kick" – 4:07. Nothin' I Love" – 4:23. Terms of My Surrender" – 3:29. Here to Stay" – 3:55.

Artists John Hiatt Terms of My Surrender. Terms of My Surrender John Hiatt. Terms of My Surrender. This album has an average beat per minute of 111 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 82/178 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Terms of My Surrender.

Face of God. Marlene. Wind Don't Have to Hurry. Nobody Knew His Name. MusicBrainz: Terms Of My Surrender. this site: Terms Of My Surrender. Bandcamp: Terms Of My Surrender.

Terms of My Surrender. Terms of My Surrender Tracklist. 1. Long Time Comin' Lyrics. 2. Face Of God Lyrics. 11. Come Back Home Lyrics. About Terms of My Surrender. Terms of My Surrender Q&A.

Comments:

Ginaun

John Hiatt's "Terms of My Surrender" is the Hiatt set you want to play to help you nap. Hiatt's pretty much asleep throughout. What is gone is Hiatt's sense of melody. Yes, this music emulates the blues, but even traditional blues songs have more melodic spark than the awful "Nobody Knew His Name" that goes up on the end of one line and then down on the next. So predictable. Doug Lancio who did a blockbuster job on producing Gretchen Peters' country weeper set "Blackbirds" plays guitars, banjo and mandolin. He puts some energy into the opening track "Long Time Comin'," which is all there is there for me. The plodding mess of "Baby's Gonna Kick" might be helpful if one were an alcoholic jumping off the wagon. Hiatt's imitation of Willie Nelson on the title track sinks with his pathetic higher register warbling. "Face of God" lays Hiatt's vocals over a strong blues progression; and although it fails to rivet me, it's less awful that the last three tracks "Here To Stay," "Old People" & "Come Back Home." "Marlene" is the only track on the set that I almost like with its lighter tone and Kenneth Blevins' drums making it almost fun. Unfortunately, it's kind of boring too. Somebody please buy John a cup of coffee and wake him up. This snooze fest is a must to avoid. Taxi!

spark

I totally disagree with you. This is a great album