構成数 | 2枚

合計収録時間 | 00:49:50

Personnel: Dierks Bentley (vocals, guitar); Cody Canada (vocals); Bryan Sutton (acoustic guitar, banjo); Del McCoury, Steven Sheehan (acoustic guitar); J.T. Corenflos , Rod Janzen (electric guitar); Gary Morse (pedal steel guitar); Rob McCoury (banjo); Ronnie McCoury (mandolin); Aubrey Haynie, Jason Carter (fiddle); Mike Bub (double bass); Jimmy Carter (bass guitar); Steve Brewster (drums); Alison Krauss, Wes Hightower, Russell Terrell, Lona R. Heins (background vocals). When hearing about Dierks Bentley's life, the title of MODERN DAY DRIFTER begins to make sense; the Nashville-based singer spends nearly 300 days a year on the road, playing everything from frat houses to small-town fairs. All this hard work has paid off in spades, as Bentley's sophomore record has that no-frills, worn-in feeling that characterizes the best country music. Refreshingly free of faux-hillbilly novelty songs and over-the-top sentimentality, MODERN DAY DRIFTER is full of matter-of-fact tunes about everyday situations. "Lot of Leavin' Left to Do" is classic roadhouse love-gone-wrong music, complete with a four-on-the-floor Waylon Jennings-style beat and percolating steel guitar. "Cab of My Truck" matches an extended metaphor about the title's subject to a Marty Stuart-esque neo-rockabilly feel. "Good Man Like Me" reveals Bentley's deep love of bluegrass by pairing him with the Del McCoury band for a good-natured hoedown. An earthy and substantial album of bare-bones Nashville tunes, MODERN DAY DRIFTER will appeal to fans who like their country straight-up.

録音 | ステレオ (Studio)