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Like so many of their '80s contemporaries, Cowboy Junkies have never quite broken into the mainstream, yet their music has seeped into movies, television, and alternative radio. Despite their lack of fame, they still made great music that persevered through trends and imitators, and the best of that music is found on this compilation. Their early covers of 'Sweet Jane' and 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry' highlight the first third of the album, featuring Margo Timmons' whispered vocals over the lazy shuffle pumped out by the rest of the band. The up-tempo country lament 'Sun Comes Up, It's Tuesday Morning' and the cheery 'To Live Is to Fly' show Timmons' vocals shaping into a strong croon reminiscent of Natalie Merchant. Even their '90s work, which critics were never very kind to, still has strong representation with 'Anniversary Song' and 'Hard to Explain.'
Fans may wonder why no songs from any album past Pale Sun, Crescent Moon are included, as so many great songs - from 'Common Disaster' to 'Dragging Hooks' - could have rounded out the album. Although these albums may have been financial disappointments, they still could have included some of the stronger tracks.
As it is, this is still a good retrospective of the strongest years of a band who made good albums long after the compilation's cutoff date. Bradley Torreano.
Cowboy Junkies – All That Reckoning (2018)FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/44,1 kHz Time – 46:02 minutes 499 MB Genre: RockStudio Masters, Official Digital Download Front Cover © Proper RecordsThe Canadian quartet led by Margo Timmins, her two brothers Michael and Peter and Alan Anton have emerged from six years of hibernation. Active since the mid-1980s on the folk stage, offering up an alternative kind of country with a fair bit of rock, the Cowboy Junkies have always been able to set themselves apart, be it with the quality of their recordings, using an ambisonic microphone; or for their mix of influences from jazz, blues and country. Everything is carefully calculated, like the release of iAll That Reckoning in Proper Records, which also marks the birthday of their famous album The Trinity Session.
It took the Toronto group six years to finish off this project: and that’s because there were a few other factors at play, which inspired the lyrics. The members have reached an age that brings with it certain responsibilities. All That Reckoningunderlines this evolution, in fatherhood in particular, and in personal and social relations, the fragile state of the world, and various challenges. On rock ballads with something of a psychedelic feel, Margo Timmins’s soft and smooth voice can bring her audience in and make them pay close attention. As for Michael, we can only salute his talent as a composer, in particular with the first track, All That Reckoningwith its gradual accumulation of instruments and The Possessed which paints a picture of a society in anguish It’s a personal, human album, charged with emotions, and which catches the spirit of the times. – Anna ColutheTracklist:1.
All That Reckoning, Pt. When We Arrive (04:28)3.
The Things We Do to Each Other (03:56)4. Wooden Stairs (04:20)5. Sing Me a Song (04:20)6.
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Shining Teeth (04:40)9. Nose Before Ear (04:15)10. All That Reckoning, Pt. The Possessed (03:23)Download.