Emerson Drive

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Emerson Drive, a band of Canadian transplants, eases right into the Music Row pocket with its first effort, a collection of amiable tunes delivered with polish and some degree of drama. What's most refreshing is that the band wrote hardly any of it; with so many non-performing writers in Nashville, it's a blessing to find a self-contained group that doesn't have to inflict its own mediocre material on the world. On the other hand, the gloss and lyrical predictability of these songs doesn't prove that the non-performing writers are necessarily that much more gifted. On balance, with its ebullient spirit, agreeably rough-edged vocal harmonies, and fluid fiddle fills from Pat Allingham, Emerson Drive is about as strong a debut as one can expect, given the narrow stylistic rules imposed on the genre. ~ Robert L. Doerschuk, All Music Guide

Performer	Emerson Drive
Music genre	Country, Contemporary Country
Media format	CD
Original release date	February 9, 2007
Language	English
Has parental advisory label	N
Number of discs	1
Track listing	Fall into Me,Evidence,Passionate Desperate Love,Only God (Could Stop Me Loving You),Say My Name,I Should Be Sleeping,Light of Day,Looking Over My Shoulder,I See Heaven,How Lucky I Am,Hollywood Kiss,It's All About You
Record label	DreamWorks Nashville
Track name	A Good Man, Testify, Moments, Sweet Natural Girl, You Still Own Me, Lucky Man, Everyday Woman, Countrified Soul, Painted Too Much of This Town, A Boy Becomes a Man, Fall into Me, Evidence, Passionate, Desperate Love, Only God (Could Stop Me Loving You), Say My Name, I Should Be Sleeping, Light of Day, Looking Over My Shoulder, I See Heaven, How Lucky I Am, Hollywood Kiss
Digital audio file format	FLAC
Music media format	CD
Is edited	N
Is enhanced	N