Chris Stapleton – Traveller

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Artist: Chris Stapleton

Title: Traveller

Year: 2015

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1. Traveller (3:42)
2. Fire Away (4:04)
3. Tennessee Whiskey (4:53)
4. Parachute (4:13)
5. Whiskey And You (3:56)
6. Nobody To Blame (4:04)
7. More Of You (4:37)
8. When The Stars Come Out (4:16)
9. Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore (4:09)
10. Might As Well Get Stoned (4:37)
11. Was It 26 (4:49)
12. The Devil Named Music (6:07)
13. Outlaw State Of Mind (5:35)
14. Sometimes I Cry (4:00)

Review

Chris Stapleton's "Traveller" is a soulful journey through the rugged terrain of love, loss, and introspection, all beautifully captured in his 2015 debut. Produced by the genius tandem of Dave Cobb and Stapleton himself, this masterpiece shines with its rich, earthy sound, recorded at Nashville’s venerated RCA Studio A. From the poetic musings borne out of a desert road trip in the title track "Traveller" to the resonant echoes of "Fire Away" and "Sometimes I Cry," each song unfurls a tapestry of emotions, all anchored by Stapleton’s warm, "liquor-thick" vocals.

The album’s sound is a testament to its diverse instrumentation—electric and acoustic guitars weave through mandolin strains, encapsulating the essence of Southern rock seamlessly blended with old-school country. Renditions like the bluesy "Tennessee Whiskey," which became an instant classic, and the reflective "Was It 26," add layers to the narrative. The commercial and critical reception speaks volumes, with "Traveller" not only topping the US Billboard 200 chart but also clinching accolades like Album of the Year at the 2015 CMA Awards and Best Country Album at the 58th Grammy Awards. This album isn't just for country enthusiasts—it's for anyone who appreciates heartfelt musical storytelling. - Raine