MARK NESLER I'MJUST THAT WAY

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合計収録時間 : 00:33:50
Personnel: Mark Nesler (vocals, acoustic guitar); Steve Gibson (acoustic & electric guitars, mandolin); Larry Byrom (acoustic guitar); Brent Mason (6 & 12 string electric guitars); Brent Rowan, Pat Buchanan (electric guitar); Paul Franklin, Mike Johnson, Sonny Garrish, John Huey (steel guitar); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Aubrey Haynie, Stuart Duncan (fiddle); Steve Nathan (acoustic & electric pianos, Fender Rhodes piano, Wurlitzer piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Matt Rollings (electric piano); Willie Weeks, David Hungate (bass); Paul Liem (drums, tambourine, percussion); Eddie Bayers (drums); Curtis Wright, Tom Flora, Rob Crosby (background vocals). Recorded at Emerald Sound Studio, Seventeen Grand and OmniSound, Nashville, Tennessee. Personnel: Mark Nesler (acoustic guitar); Steve Gibson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin); Larry Byrom, Pat Bergeson (acoustic guitar); Brent Mason (electric guitar, electric 12-string guitar, slide guitar); Michael Johnson , Paul Franklin , Sonny Garrish, John Hughey (steel guitar); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Aubrey Haynie, Stuart Duncan (fiddle); Steve Nathan (piano, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Wurlitzer organ); Matt Rollings (piano, electric piano); Paul Leim (drums, tambourine, percussion); Eddie Bayers (drums, percussion); Curtis Wright, Tom Flora, Rob Crosby (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Kyle Lehning. Recording information: Compound, Nashvil; Emerald Sound Studio; Nashville, TN; OMNI Sound, Nashville, TN; Seventeen Grand, Nashville, TN. Unknown Contributor Role: Mark Nesler. Nesler made his reputation writing songs for Trace Adkins, Mark Chesnutt and especially Tracy Byrd (nine tracks, including "Heaven In My Woman's Eyes") and Tim McGraw (his enormo-smash "Just To See You Smile"). I'M JUST THAT WAY is Nesler's debut release, and it's an intensely introspective, mostly downbeat collection of songs about love and loss. Nesler's voice is decent, but it's his emotional delivery and the originality of his lyrics that make you believe every word he's singing. In the terrific "Used to the Pain," a spare arrangement and an unexpected melody highlight the story of a man still smarting from a breakup, who admits, "The truth is I really can't say/If I'm getting better, or just used to the pain." In "Love Her For Me," the narrator begs his disapproving mother to accept his girlfriend, saying "If you can't love her for her/Love her for me." "I'm Just That Way" paints a portrait of a man so deeply in love that even he doesn't understand his own actions. There are a few upbeat tracks, but overall, this is a quietly satisfying look into one man's soul.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)