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Play [11/4] (CD)

By: Brad Paisley (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Play [11/4] (CD) Album By Brad Paisley (Artist)
1   Huckleberry Jam
2   Turf's Up
3   Start A Band - (featuring Keith Urban)
4   Kim
5   Departure
6   Come On In - (featuring Buck Owens)
7   Playing With Fire
8   Kentucky Jelly
9   More Than Just This Song - (featuring Steve Wariner)
10   Les Is More
11   Pre-Cluster Cluster Pluck Prequel (Prelude)
12   Cluster Pluck
13   Cliff's Of Rock City
14   Let The Good Times Roll - (featuring B.B. King)
15   What A Friend We Have In Jesus
16   Waitin' On A Woman - (featuring Andy Griffith)
 

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Review

Mojo (Publisher) (p.111) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "PLAY sees Nashville superstar Paisley jam with an array of equally adroit pickers..."
Blender (Magazine) (p.80) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[Paisley is a] hell of a guitar player, a talent emphasized on his sixth album -- mostly instrumental set of surf jams, countrified picking, jazzy filigrees and all-out riffage..."
Paste (magazine) (p.59) - "Paisley's guitar rolls and tumbles like an Olympic gymnast, trading licks with the pedal steel and banjo."

Title Note

Personnel: Brad Paisley (electric guitar, baritone guitar, mandolin, bass guitar); Manny Rogers, Snoop Dogg (vocals); Robert Arthur (acoustic guitar); Gary Hooker (electric guitar, electric 12-string guitar); James Burton, John Jorgensen, Keith Urban, Steve Wariner, Vince Gill, Albert Lee (electric guitar); Randel Currie (steel guitar); Kendal Marcy (banjo, keyboard); Aubrey Haynie, Justin Williamson (fiddle); Frank Rogers, Bernie Herms, Gordon Mote (piano); Jim "Moose" Brown (Farfisa, Hammond b-3 organ, Wurlitzer organ); Kevin "Swine" Grantt (upright bass, bass guitar); Ben Sesar, Brian David Willis (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); Wes Hightower, Kenny Lewis (background vocals); Chris O'Donnell, Nick Michaud, Drew Bollmann, John Harvey, Justin Niebank, Steve Short, Greg Lawrence.

Recording information: Blackbird Studios, Nashville, TN.

In an unusual move for an established country singer, Brad Paisley's PLAY is a primarily instrumental album that puts its focus entirely on Paisley's underrated guitar work. Far from being a traditional country album, or even a contemporary country-pop album, PLAY works in a wide variety of genres, including Les Paul-style jazz, ripping surf rock, old-fashioned electric Chicago blues, and metal-tinged rock & roll.

Paisley also assembles quite a list of guest stars: a re-recording of an early hit features a guest appearance by the actor Andy Griffith, while the Bakersfield country rocker "Come On In" features the late Buck Owens and a bluesy take on "Let the Good Times Roll" welcomes B.B. King. Two vocal tracks, "Start A Band" and "More Than Just This Song," feature Keith Urban and Steve Warriner, respectively, while the epic "Cluster Pluck" is a tongue-in-cheek high-speed dash through the history of country guitar showcasing James Burton, Vince Gill, Albert Lee, and four other guitarists besides. PLAY is a detour, but a worthwhile one.

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5 out of 5 stars Amazing....truly amazing!, November 10, 2008
By Tricky Dicky
Generally, I like Brad Paisleys music. Hes not afraid to try something different and has an easy-going voice and great songs. His previous album (5th Gear) is not as strong as "Mud on the tires", but this album really amazes me. He is a great guitar-player and he takes the listener through various styles of music: country, jazz, blues and rock. It never gets boring or corny, and every track is different from the previous one. The few songs with lyrics are a welcome interlude and are all great songs with great artists. What is missing? In my mind the greatest guitar-player is the late Frank Zappa. It would have been interesting to hear an adaption by Brad Paisley, but thats just me talking. Truly a great album.

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