Roadrunner "Folklore and Superstition" - Black Stone Cherry

Black Stone Cherry

Folklore and Superstition

Artist: Black Stone Cherry
Release Date: August 19, 2008

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Roadrunner Records is proud to present the sophomore effort from Black Stone Cherry, Folklore and Superstitions. On this album the band incorporates lyrical tales with upbeat riffing and atypical conventions like turkey calls, making it a record that is pleasing as it is unpredictable. The band recorded the album at Black Bird Studios, which is owned and operated by country artist Martina McBride, in Nashville, Tennessee. The album crackles with a down-home, feel good, rock ‘n roll current and was produced and mixed by veteran rock producer Bob Marlette.

1. Blind Man
2. Please Come In [ Play Track

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3. Reverend Wrinkle
4. Soul Creek
5. Things My Father Said
6. The Bitter End
7. Long Sleeves
8. Peace Is Free
9. Devil's Queen
10. The Key
11. You
12. Sunrise
13. Ghost Of Floyd Collins

Sammy Hagar

Dirty Americans

Lynyrd Skynyrd

RATT

The Parlor Mob

10.01.2009 Kirsty Dodd wrote...

Legends in the making

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03.05.2009 Dennis Cristiano wrote...

My son & I just saw BSC in Raleigh,n.c.They kicked Ass.I believe they played 3 cuts off of folklore,blind man,please come in & Longsleeves.they sounded great live.Folklore& superstition is a great cd.It's a little different than there first.The songs are well written,they know when to slow things down & when to speed things up.These guy's are great songwriter's & musicians.They have a great future ahead.Guy's don't change a thing.Long live BLACK STONE CHERRY!!!

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01.04.2009 Lewis Bligh wrote...

i wasnt so sure on it at first because it was different to their first album.
However after a while this album realy grew on me
this album is soo awesome

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