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Martin Zellar And The Hardways
''Martin Zellar and the Hardways'' is an album by Martin Zellar, released in 1996. He is credited with his band, the Hardways. Zellar supported the album with a North American tour. The first single was "I Can't Believe". Production The album was produced by Tom Herbers. Zellar included several faster songs, with a mind toward his live show. "Big Sandals" is about the cohort who followed the Baby boomers but who don't identify as Generation X. "Guilty Just the Same" is about a death row inmate. Inspired by a friend of Zellar's, "Ten-Year Coin" depicts an alcoholic who falls off the wagon. "Haunt My Dreams" describes an infatuation with a younger woman. "Lullaby" is about a father and his newborn. "Frog Fightin' Drunk" is an unlisted bonus track. Critical reception The ''Lincoln Journal Star'' wrote that the Hardways "are along for the ride and their stage chemistry transfers effectively into the studio, providing a more cohesive sound and near-perfect backing for Zellar's explorat ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Martin Zellar And The Hardways
''Martin Zellar and the Hardways'' is an album by Martin Zellar, released in 1996. He is credited with his band, the Hardways. Zellar supported the album with a North American tour. The first single was "I Can't Believe". Production The album was produced by Tom Herbers. Zellar included several faster songs, with a mind toward his live show. "Big Sandals" is about the cohort who followed the Baby boomers but who don't identify as Generation X. "Guilty Just the Same" is about a death row inmate. Inspired by a friend of Zellar's, "Ten-Year Coin" depicts an alcoholic who falls off the wagon. "Haunt My Dreams" describes an infatuation with a younger woman. "Lullaby" is about a father and his newborn. "Frog Fightin' Drunk" is an unlisted bonus track. Critical reception The ''Lincoln Journal Star'' wrote that the Hardways "are along for the ride and their stage chemistry transfers effectively into the studio, providing a more cohesive sound and near-perfect backing for Zellar's explorat ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |