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Blackberry Smoke "like an arrow" - CRAZY-HORSE - 14-10-2016

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Blackberry Smoke "like an arrow"

Spotify listen:

loved their last album "holding all the roses" and the first single
off this album "let it burn" (previously posted on the forum)...
album has a nice mix of songs here including Southern Rock,
blues, country and my favourite track (posted below) which has an almost
Steve Miller/Eric Clapton quality to it....
a good album on first listen, but not as good as the previous album
on that first up listen...

from the album:

[video=youtube;5hZ0wOKaW1M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hZ0wOKaW1M[/video]



Blackberry Smoke "like an arrow" - Music Head - 29-10-2016

enters the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart this week at #12

courtesy of lastfm and youtube

unreal this comes in #1 Country
will never understand those charts
anyway, good album
and good to hear Greg Allman on the last track

fav

[video=youtube;7XpWE3jmqgA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XpWE3jmqgA[/video]


Blackberry Smoke "like an arrow" - CRAZY-HORSE - 29-10-2016

I don't get the whole "country chart" thing neither, it seems like if youre a Southerner, youre automatically entitled to appear
on a country chart???
I own their last album, will own this one also, have heard quite a few other tracks by them on Spotify or YT and maybe 10% could
loosely be described as country, Southern Rock - most definitely.

glad you liked it, still prefer "holding all the roses" better though.


Blackberry Smoke "like an arrow" - Lovely Linda - 30-10-2016

I saw them in Myrtle Beach at the HOB with DAC.
We liked them. They sounded country back then.