Alejandro Escovedo Big Station(2012)[FLAC]

1. Man Of The World 3:31
2. Big Station 3:22
3. Sally Was A Cop 4:52
4. Bottom Of The World 3:04
5. Can't Make Me Run 4:51
6. San Antonio Rain 4:02
7. Headstrong Crazy Fools 3:28
8. Common Mistake 2:42
9. Never Stood A Chance 4:06
10. Party People 4:00
11. Too Many Tears 5:08
12. Sabor A Mi 3:56

Over more than 35 years of touring and recording, Alejandro Escovedo has played punk, rock, folk, country, and Latin music. But no matter the style, Escovedo’s songs tend to default to a dreamy drone. Sometimes Escovedo plays loud, with wildly reverberating guitar and rattling drums; sometimes he’s more muted, sticking to the soft hum of a violin or cello over acoustic guitar. But Escovedo is a cool customer regardless, singing in his pleasantly raspy voice about a life spent on the road, watching people and places slip past him. There’s an effortlessness about Escovedo’s songs, such that listeners could easily miss that he’s singing about desperate folks in desperate situations—and that sometimes the desperate person is Escovedo himself.
Escovedo’s 11th solo album, Big Station, is more deceptive than most. Working again with his recent songwriting collaborator Chuck Prophet and producer Tony Visconti, Escovedo has made his most consistently cheery-sounding album

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