Lucero That Much Further West Vinyl

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Mar 26, 2012 Sold Date

Mar 19, 2012 Start Date

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Includes vinyl, and coupon for mp3 download of the entire album

Sometimes hearing a certain song can bring you back to a specific place in time and although Lucero's sound has evolved dramatically over the past thirteen years, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fan who doesn’t consider the band's 2003 release That Much Further West to be one of those albums that defies genre and trends. While the band's early recordings also contain plenty ofinherent magic, That Much Further West was a turning point for the Memphis-based rock act in the sense that it finally saw their songwriting skills sharpened dangerously enough to match the infectious energy of their live performances.Recorded while the band—which at the time also featured drummer Roy Berry, bassist John Stubblefield and guitarist Todd Gill—were all living together in a warehouse, That Much Further West is the album that helped the group transition from a hard working road act into one of the most celebrated alternative country acts around and that authenticity literally oozes out of the grooves of these LPs. "Writing this album was definitely an organic process because if Roy and I were both at the house we'd just go into the practice room and mess around with stuff," Nichols reminisces. "It was a fun record to write because it was kind of what we did every day anyway and then finally it was like, 'we have enough songs to make another record.' It was a very stress-free process."

Track Listing:

Side A:

That Much Further West

Mine Tonight

Sad And Lonely

Across The River

The Only One

Side B:

Hate And Jealousy

Joining The Army

Tonight Ain't Gonna Be Good

Tears Don't Matter Much