12 Songs, 50 Minutes
EDITORS’ NOTES
Devised by Dave Cobb, one of country music’s greatest producers, Southern Family finds an all-star cast of songwriters and musicians celebrating their ties to the South. Jason Isbell provides a breezy Americana tribute to the dignity of hard labor on “God Is a Working Man,” Shooter Jennings brings stomp-and-holler good times with the twangy southern rocker “Can You Come Over?” and Morgane and Chris Stapleton’s shadowy “You Are My Sunshine” stirs with haunting backwoods grit. Southern Family will make your heart swell for Dixie.
Southern Family
Various Artists
EDITORS’ NOTES
Devised by Dave Cobb, one of country music’s greatest producers, Southern Family finds an all-star cast of songwriters and musicians celebrating their ties to the South. Jason Isbell provides a breezy Americana tribute to the dignity of hard labor on “God Is a Working Man,” Shooter Jennings brings stomp-and-holler good times with the twangy southern rocker “Can You Come Over?” and Morgane and Chris Stapleton’s shadowy “You Are My Sunshine” stirs with haunting backwoods grit. Southern Family will make your heart swell for Dixie.
| TITLE | TIME | ||
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Simple Song
John Paul White
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4:00 | ||
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God Is a Working Man
Jason Isbell
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3:20 | ||
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Down Home
Brent Cobb
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3:27 | ||
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Sweet By and By
Miranda Lambert
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3:36 | ||
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You Are My Sunshine (with Chris Stapleton)
Morgane Stapleton
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6:13 | ||
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Grandma's Garden
Zac Brown
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4:35 | ||
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Mama's Table
Jamey Johnson
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3:46 | ||
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Learning
Anderson East
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4:39 | ||
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Settle Down
Holly Williams
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2:27 | ||
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I Cried
Brandy Clark
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5:22 | ||
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Can You Come Over?
Shooter Jennings
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3:53 | ||
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The Way Home
Rich Robinson
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5:40 |
