Album

What A Crying Shame

The Mavericks

1994 · Rock, Folk, World, & Country

Rare pressing on Gatefold

What A Crying Shame by The Mavericks

What A Crying Shame is a Rock album by The Mavericks, originally released in 1994. On Gatefold: 28 pressings tracked.

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Cuban-American Raul Malo's tenor is so exquisite it should be placed in the Smithsonian. On the Mavericks's third album, it leaps through pure honky tonk of "There Goes My Heart," sweetly warbles through the soft-stepping "Pretend," and practically yodels heartbreak on the traditionalist "Ain't Found Nobody." Heartbreak is at the core of <i>What a Crying Shame</i>, and Malo makes these confessions of pain an energizing, cathartic experience. With pure country joy and a sound that's polished without being slick, the Mavericks made a flawless country revivalist album. Everything shines here, from the rockabilly swing of "The Things You Said to Me" to "I Should Have Been True" to their cover of Springsteen's "All That Heaven Will Allow," which sounds so orgranic and true you'd think The Boss should don a pair of cowboy boots and learn to two-step.

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Tracklist

  1. 1There Goes My Heart3:17
  2. 2What a Crying Shame3:50
  3. 3Pretend3:37
  4. 4I Should Have Been True5:14
  5. 5The Things You Said to Me3:31
  6. 6Just a Memory2:24
  7. 7All That Heaven Will Allow3:34
  8. 8Neon Blue3:56
  9. 9O What a Thrill3:13
  10. 10Ain't Found Nobody3:18
  11. 11The Losing Side of Me3:52

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  • Rock

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Rare pressing on Gatefold · 28 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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