Tyler Childers – Bottles and Bibles

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Artist: Tyler Childers

Title: Bottles and Bibles

Year: 2011

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Tracklist

  • 1. Hard Times (2:58)
  • 2. Junction City Queen (3:31)
  • 3. We've Had Our Fun (3:07)
  • 4. Coal (3:21)
  • 5. Good Thing Windin' down (3:35)
  • 6. Play Me a Hank Song (5:13)
  • 7. If Whiskey Could Talk (3:51)
  • 8. The Harvest (3:04)
  • 9. Detroit (3:11)
  • 10. Bottles and Bibles (5:30)
  • 11. The Gospel (According to Fishermen) (2:45)
  • 12. Silence (2:05)
  • 13. Long Hard Road (3:12)

Review

Let me tell you about 'Bottles and Bibles' by Tyler Childers. It's his first album, and boy, does it pack a punch! Released back in 2011, this gem is a beautiful blend of Appalachian folk, country, and Americana. Tyler's got this raw, emotional voice that just grabs you, you know?

The album's got 13 tracks, and each one feels like a little story. I'm particularly fond of 'Hard Times' and 'Junction City Queen' - they really show off Tyler's knack for storytelling. He's got this way of making you feel like you're right there in rural America, experiencing all the love, loss, and everyday struggles he's singing about.

What I really love about 'Bottles and Bibles' is how simple and authentic it sounds. It's mostly acoustic instruments, which gives it this intimate, heartfelt vibe. The production doesn't try to do too much, letting Tyler's voice and lyrics shine through. It's the kind of album that makes you feel like you're sitting on a porch with a close friend, sharing stories over a cold beer. If you're into folk or country music with real depth and honesty, you've got to give this one a listen! - Sienna

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