Cauthen, Paul / Have Mercy
| Album: | Have Mercy | Collection: | Country | |
| Artist: | Cauthen, Paul | Added: | Sep 2018 | |
| Label: | Lightning Rod Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2018-09-23 | Pull Date: | 2018-11-25 | Charts: | Country/Bluegrass |
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| Week Ending: | Nov 25 | Nov 18 | Nov 11 | Nov 4 | Oct 28 | Oct 21 | Oct 7 | Sep 30 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Nov 04, 2022: | Music Genealogy
Resignation |
4. | Nov 25, 2018: | Hanging in the bone yard
Resignation |
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| 2. | Dec 01, 2018: | ad hoc variety show
Have Mercy |
5. | Nov 23, 2018: | Traditions
Resignation |
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| 3. | Nov 30, 2018: | Traditions
Lil Son |
6. | Nov 20, 2018: | That's Not Bluegrass
Everybody Walkin’ This Land |
Album Review
Telepathic Juan
Reviewed 2018-09-21
Reviewed 2018-09-21
Have Mercy is an EP, more like a mini-LP, by Austin, Texas singer-songwriter Paul Cauthen. Contemporary Americana with a feeling for early 1980s country releases a la Willie Nelson or Conway Twitty. Great vocals, interesting instrumentation.
Something else from the press release:
“The Tyler native sound like the Highwaymen all rolled into one: he’s got Willies’ phrasing, Johnny’s haggard quiver, Kristofferson’s knack for storytelling and Waylon’s baritone.” Texas Monthly
RIYL: Sturgill Simpson, Margo Price, Cody Jinks, Ryan Adams & The Cardinals and The Texas Gentlemen.
FCC CLEAN!
Recommended Tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
1. (3:06) *Everybody Walkin’ This Land – Slow tempo. Political piece. Dense.
2. (3:41) *Resignation – Medium-up tempo. Feels early 1970s country pop. Funky country piece.
3. (4:04) **Have Mercy – slow/medium tempo. The closest to the Highwaymen that you could get.
4. (4:08) *Lil Son – Slow/medium tempo. Early 1980s country here.
5. (4:08) My Cadillac – Medium tempo. Country funk. Colorful.
6. (4:26) Tumbleweed – Slow/medium tempo. Another good example of early 1980s country.
7. (3:13) ***In Love With A Fool – Medium tempo. Solid late 20th century retro country ballad. My favorite track on the record.
Something else from the press release:
“The Tyler native sound like the Highwaymen all rolled into one: he’s got Willies’ phrasing, Johnny’s haggard quiver, Kristofferson’s knack for storytelling and Waylon’s baritone.” Texas Monthly
RIYL: Sturgill Simpson, Margo Price, Cody Jinks, Ryan Adams & The Cardinals and The Texas Gentlemen.
FCC CLEAN!
Recommended Tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
1. (3:06) *Everybody Walkin’ This Land – Slow tempo. Political piece. Dense.
2. (3:41) *Resignation – Medium-up tempo. Feels early 1970s country pop. Funky country piece.
3. (4:04) **Have Mercy – slow/medium tempo. The closest to the Highwaymen that you could get.
4. (4:08) *Lil Son – Slow/medium tempo. Early 1980s country here.
5. (4:08) My Cadillac – Medium tempo. Country funk. Colorful.
6. (4:26) Tumbleweed – Slow/medium tempo. Another good example of early 1980s country.
7. (3:13) ***In Love With A Fool – Medium tempo. Solid late 20th century retro country ballad. My favorite track on the record.
Track Listing
| 1. | Everybody Walkin? This Land | 4. | Lil Son | |||
| 2. | Resignation | 5. | My Cadillac | |||
| 3. | Have Mercy | 6. | Tumbleweed | |||
| 7. | In Love With A Fool | |||||