- Ghost of Guy Clark
 - El Comienzo del Viaje
 - Dark Horse
 - Heartstrings
 - Old Friend
 - Kiss That Girl Goodbye
 - Country Radio
 - Legends
 - Am I Amarillo
 - Blood Brothers
 - Live or Die Trying
 - Riding with Red
 - Red Bandana
 - Trying Like the Devil
 - Home Sweet Home
 - Burn Em Down
 - Shake a Heartache
 - You on My Hands
 - To Be the Moon
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Tony Harrell Keyboards
Jedd Hughes Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Rob McNelley Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Stuart Duncan Fiddle
Kris Donegan Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Justin Schipper Guitar (Steel)
Eli Beaird Bass
Austin Hoke Cello
Leif Shires Trumpet
Charlie Worsham Banjo
Dave Cohen Keyboards
Jason Goforth Harmonica
Nate Coon Drums,Percussion
Kristin Weber Violin
Alicia Enstrom Violin
Cassie Shudak Viola
Wes Hightower Vocals (Background)
Justin Niebank Mixing
Aaron Watson Composer,Producer
Lowell George Engineer
Shauna Dodds Design,Art Direction
Anthony "Gino" Genaro Executive Producer
Jordan Lehning Engineer,Producer,Horn Arrangements,String Arrangements
Sarah Dodds Design,Art Direction
Austin Atwood Assistant Engineer
Lindsey Cotton Photography
Alyson McAnally Production Coordination
Dan Davis Assistant Engineer
Chris Athens Mastering
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
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Overview
Aaron Watson designed Red Bandana as a celebration of his 20 years in the music business. The 70-minute record sprawls over the course of 20 songs -- a track for every year he's been a professional country singer. All that space allows Watson to stretch to the outer limits of his comfort zone, playing every kind of music he finds interesting. Even if Red Bandana shows considerable stylistic range, Watson tips his hand by opening with "Ghost of Guy Clark," making his debt to the iconic Texas troubadour plain. While Watson may not stick to the dusty country Clark called his own, he keeps returning to a similar style of storytelling and also favors a soundscape that simultaneously seems lean and cinematic. Most of Red Bandana relies on this kind of appealingly weathered arrangement, which is why the departures are so vivid: "Am I Amarillo" is an easy-rolling nod to George Strait's "Amarillo by Morning," "Kiss That Girl Goodbye" bustles with arena rock energy, "Shake a Heartache" swings to a retro-rockabilly beat, and the brief Tejano interlude of "El Comienzo del Viaje" underscores the dramatic undercurrent running through the album. None of these left turns seem unexpected. Rather, every bit of Red Bandana flows easily, if sometimes charmingly crooked. After 20 years, Watson is allowed to take meandering indulgences like these, since he knows that all the mess and unfinished edges add up to a soulful, resonant record that sums up his restless, wandering spirit. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Product Details
| Release Date: | 06/21/2019 | 
|---|---|
| Label: | Big Label | 
| UPC: | 0190296911859 | 
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Aaron Watson Primary Artist,VocalsTony Harrell Keyboards
Jedd Hughes Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Rob McNelley Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Stuart Duncan Fiddle
Kris Donegan Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Justin Schipper Guitar (Steel)
Eli Beaird Bass
Austin Hoke Cello
Leif Shires Trumpet
Charlie Worsham Banjo
Dave Cohen Keyboards
Jason Goforth Harmonica
Nate Coon Drums,Percussion
Kristin Weber Violin
Alicia Enstrom Violin
Cassie Shudak Viola
Wes Hightower Vocals (Background)
Technical Credits
Luke Forehand Assistant EngineerJustin Niebank Mixing
Aaron Watson Composer,Producer
Lowell George Engineer
Shauna Dodds Design,Art Direction
Anthony "Gino" Genaro Executive Producer
Jordan Lehning Engineer,Producer,Horn Arrangements,String Arrangements
Sarah Dodds Design,Art Direction
Austin Atwood Assistant Engineer
Lindsey Cotton Photography
Alyson McAnally Production Coordination
Dan Davis Assistant Engineer
Chris Athens Mastering
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