Keith Urban - Golden Road
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- Artist:
- Urban, Keith
- See Also:
- Twain, Shania Allan, Gary Pickin` On - Pickin` On Keith Urban: The Lonely Road Various Artists - Tribute To Keith Urban
- Description:
- Personnel: Keith Urban (vocals, electric guitar, gango, e-bow, cardboard box); Dan Dugmore (guitar, steel guitar); Tom Bukovac, Dan Knuff (guitar); Jason Mowery (dobro); Aubrey Haynie (fiddle); Tim Akers (Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards); Steve Nathan, John Hobbs (keyboards); Jimmie Leee Sloas (bass); Chris McHugh, Matt Chamberlain (drums, percussion); Eric Darken (percussion); Russell Terrell (background vocals); The Nashville String Machine.
Considering that Keith Urban grew up in New Zealand and cultivates an image that`s more Kelly Clarkson than Roy Clark, one might be tempted to doubt his abilities when it comes to Nashville hit making. On GOLDEN ROAD, however, Urban delivers a solid set of contemporary country with more panache and chops than many of his American-born, cowboy-hatted contemporaries. A virtuoso picker who credits Lindsay Buckingham as a primary influence, Urban has fashioned a highly melodic country/alternative-rock fusion that`s equal parts Fleetwood Mac, Rodney Crowell, and Third Eye Blind. On several tunes, twangy vocals and banjo blend seamlessly with distorted Lynyrd Skynryd-style guitar leads and the pounding drums of rocker Matt Chamberlain (David Bowie, Tori Amos, Dave Navarro). In addition, Urban wisely avoids using Music City cookie-cutter material, instead favoring mature tunes from left-of-center stalwarts such as Crowell and Radney Foster. Overall, GOLDEN ROAD offers few real surprises, but serves as a welcome reminder of Nashville`s occasional ability to produce music that`s simultaneously slick and substantial.
- Track Listing:
- Somebody Like You
- Who Wouldn`t Want To Be Me
- Whenever I Run
- What About Me
- You`ll Think Of Me
- Jeans On
- You Look Good In My Shirt
- You`re Not Alone Tonight
- You Won
- Song For Dad
- Rainin` On Sunday
- You`re Not My God
Album Information
- Release Date:
- 10/08/2002
- Type:
- Performer
- Genre:
- Country
- Subgenre:
- Contemporary Country
- Label:
- Capitol/EMI Records
- Producer:
- Dann Knuff; Keith Urban
- Catalog Number:
- 32936
- Original Release Year:
- 2002
- # of Discs:
- 1
- Studio/Live:
- Studio
- Mono/Stereo:
- Stereo
- Guest Artist:
- Aubrey Haynie; Eric Darken
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Customer Reviews
Rating 
julianac from Erie, Pennsylvania, Jun 8, 2007
- Suitability for all ages:
4 out of 5 - Entertainment Value:
5 out of 5 - Value:
5 out of 5
This CD is the essence of Keith Urban. His heart and soul are definitely poured into it. This is my all time favorite Keith Urban CD. I listen to it constantly. His pre-Nicole Kidman work is by far much better.
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Rating 
Chazz from orlando, florida, Apr 27, 2006
- Suitability for all ages:
5 out of 5 - Entertainment Value:
5 out of 5 - Value:
5 out of 5
this cd is awesome, especially if you love country music. Keith Urban is on the top of the charts and he has the best voice ever =)
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Rating 
Anonymous from Milwaukee, WI, Feb 1, 1900
Keith is a very talented artist and you will not regret buying this cd or his newest cd Be Here.
Rating 
Anonymous from Fort Smith,AR United States, Feb 1, 1900
This is an awesome album! Every song is fantastic!Keith is an amazing artist!Buy it you will love it!
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