Jack Ingram - Young Man Audio CD

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Jack Ingram Band: Jack Ingram
Title: Young Man
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Release Date: 2008-03-01
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Beat Up Ford 2: Make My Heart Flutter 3: Sight Unseen 4: Living Beyond My Means 5: Things Get Cloudy 6: Song for Amy 7: Drive On 8: Lonesome Question 9: Still Got Scars 10: Younger Days 11: Tuesday Night 12: Workin' 13: Mary Go Round 14: One Light Town 15: Travis County [Live]

I'd give it 5 stars but
The most interesting aspect of this abum is studying early genius in formation. I'd hate to disrespect his more recent songs. Jack has emerged as the most formidable male writer and stylist on the alt-country scene (really, the whole damn country scene), and its really fun to study his younger efforts. In concert he's incredible, and he's able to transfer this to the cd medium. If you like his edgy style and lyrics, this cd is a great addition. I'm really glad he decided to release it. .


Jack Ingram - Young Man
I think this is a great album and really shows Jack's talent. As a new fan of Jack Ingram's, I am really enjoying discovering his music. .


A Must Have for your CD Collection
Every song is a good one. This is the best I've heard him. You'll be a fan after hearing this CD.


A must have for Jack Ingram newcomers!
This album is a compilation of his first two self-produced indie CD's: self-titled (still my personal favorite) and Lonsome Questions, both of which are out of print. As a longtime fan, I am happy to see these songs available again since many people have been deprived of some of his very best work. If you are lucky enough to have them, then there isn't anything new here. If you don't have them, get this CD!

If you don't know who Jack Ingram is, then this is the perfect album to start your collection. Jack has a great voice and superb songwriting abilities. Fans of David Gray, Ryan Adams, and John Mayer who may not be familiar with Texas singer/songwriters will love this CD. Follow it up with "Hey You" and "Electric", both of which get progressively more southern rock and honky-tonk influenced.

These are songs written while Jack was a student at Southern Methodist University, touring college bars across the state of Texas, and playing a weekly gig at Adair's Saloon. Songs such as "A Song for Amy" (his first love song), "Make My Heart Flutter", and "Things Get Cloudy" reflect newfound emotions that are explored again as relationships develop on the later "Hey You" album. (Jack fans--check out the live "Acoustic Motel" CD from his website for some great stories about many of his songs!)

There are beautiful, hearfelt, moving ballads as well as driving honky-tonk tunes on this album that give a great glimpse of where this awesome singer-songwriter came from, and where he is still headed.


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