Album

Everything I Should Have Said

Radney Foster

2014 · Folk, World, & Country

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Everything I Should Have Said by Radney Foster

Everything I Should Have Said is a Folk album by Radney Foster, originally released in 2014. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.

About

Anyone who thinks there’s no life after Nashville stardom should check out Radney Foster’s superbly crafted and lyrically incisive <i>Everything I Should Have Said</i>. On his first new album in five years, this veteran singer/songwriter’s latest work doesn’t skimp on hooks even as it offers hard-earned wisdom with a pinch of humor. With partner Bill Lloyd and on his own, Foster has always been gifted at reworking classic country motifs into something immediate and personal. Recorded in a former brothel deep in the Louisiana bayou, <i>Everything…</i> touches on a range of life experiences in ways that are both contemporary and timeless. “Hard Light of Day,” “California,” and “Talk Myself Out of Falling” are steeped in bittersweet romance and delivered with a Southwestern melodic tinge. “Mine Until the Morning” (a duet with Patty Griffin) is an especially poignant vignette of fleeting love. “Whose Heart You Wreck (Ode to the Muse)” considers the fickle nature of inspiration, while “Not in My House” speaks loudly against bigotry and “Unh, Unh, Unh” gets playfully sexy in tandem with singer Sarah Buxton.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Whose Heart You Wreck (Ode To The Muse)4:44
  2. 2Hard Light Of Day4:10
  3. 3California4:19
  4. 4Talk Myself Out Of Falling4:29
  5. 5Mine Until The Morning (Feat. Patty Griffin)3:44
  6. 6Unh, Unh, Unh2:59
  7. 7Not In My House3:59
  8. 8The Man You Want3:18
  9. 9Lie About Loving Me4:14
  10. 10Holding Back2:59
  11. 11Noise3:19
  12. 12Everything I Should Have Said3:06

Side D

  1. D1(Bonus Track) No Me Preguntes2:37
  2. D2(Bonus Track) Something I Can't Shake3:52
  3. D3(Bonus Track) Whose Heart You Wreck (Acoustic Reprise)4:26

Sound DNA

  • Folk
  • Singer-Songwriter
  • warm
  • bittersweet
  • southern

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