Here's To Taking It Easy

General | May 2010

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2010-08-01
Southern Fried, or at least Southern Sautéed, singer songwriter indie/pop. The twang in this sounds deep south and not some New York hipster’s idea of western (though there a tad too). Vocals sound like an indie rock Paul Simon to me, with a dash of Howe Gelb (Giant Sand). Its all perfectly recorded, mixed and produced, just lovely stuff. For fans of the Beautiful Confusion, Neal Young, things like Wilco and Tarnation, Emmy Lou and hipster era Johnny Cash.

1) upbeat, poppy, slightly Southern Fried
2) medium, well written with dreamy pedal stee
3) lovely, mellow 4) waltzing, a song about coney islands Mermaid Parade
5) upbeat, peppy
6) mellow, dreamy feel
7) very different, a chantlike song
8) upbeat
9) morose waltz

Recent airplay

I Don't Care If There's Cursing
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Nothing Was Stolen (Love Me Foolishly)
Time TravelerDec 27, 2013
I Don't Care If There's Cursing
Daydream DisasterJun 06, 2013
Hej, Me I'm Light
Home FreeApr 09, 2013
Heaven, Sittin Down
Daydream DisasterJan 17, 2013

Charting

2010-08-08 — 2010-10-10
Week EndingAirplays
Oct 10 1
Oct 3 2
Sep 26 2
Sep 19 3
Sep 12 1
Sep 5 1
Aug 29 1
Aug 15 1

Track listing

1. It's Hard To Be Humble (When You're From Alabama)
2. Nothing Was Stolen (Love Me Foolishly)
3. We'll Be Here Soon
4. The Mermaid Parade
5. I Don't Care If There's Cursing
6. Tell Me Baby (Have You Had Enough)
7. Hej, Me I'm Light
8. Heaven, Sittin Down
9. Los Angeles