Album Info
Artist: | Chris Stapleton |
Album: | Starting Over |
Released: | US, 13 Nov 2020 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Starting Over | 4:00 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Backing Vocals - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Organ [Hammond B3] - Benmont Tench | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton, Mike Henderson | ||
A2 | Devil Always Made Me Think Twice | 3:52 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Tambourine - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Written-By - Al Anderson , Chris Stapleton | ||
A3 | Cold | 5:10 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Arranged By [Strings] - Chris Stapleton, Dave Cobb, Kristin Wilkinson | ||
Backing Vocals - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Cello - Austin Hoke, Carole Rabinowitz, Kevin Bate , Sari Reist | ||
Copyist - Stephen Lamb | ||
Organ [Hammond B3], Piano - Benmont Tench | ||
Viola - Kristin Wilkinson | ||
Violin - Alicia Enstrom, Conni Ellisor, David Angell, David Davidson, Jenny Bifano, Karen Winkelmann, Mary Kathryn Vanosdale | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton, Dave Cobb, Derek Mixon, J.T. Cure | ||
B1 | When I’m With You | 3:44 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Backing Vocals - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton | ||
B2 | Arkansas | 2:58 |
Acoustic Guitar, Percussion - Dave Cobb | ||
Electric Guitar - Mike Campbell | ||
Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Percussion - Derek Mixon | ||
Tambourine - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Upright Piano - Benmont Tench | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton, Mike Campbell | ||
B3 | Joy Of My Life | 4:35 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Organ [Hammond B3] - Benmont Tench | ||
Written-By - John Fogerty | ||
B4 | Hillbilly Blood | 4:05 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandola [Octophone], Vocals, Backing Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton | ||
C1 | Maggie's Song | 3:31 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Backing Vocals - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Organ [Hammond B3], Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Piano - Benmont Tench | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton | ||
C2 | Whiskey Sunrise | 3:22 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton, Tim Krekel | ||
C3 | Worry B Gone | 3:16 |
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals, Backing Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Backing Vocals, Tambourine - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Pedal Steel Guitar - Paul Franklin | ||
Written-By - Gary Nicholson, Guy Clark, Lee Roy Parnell | ||
C4 | Old Friends | 4:02 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Backing Vocals - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Organ [Hammond B3], Piano - Benmont Tench | ||
Written-By - Guy Clark, Richard Dobson, Susanna Clark | ||
D1 | Watch You Burn | 4:03 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Choir [All Voices Choir] - Jordan Holland, Lauren McClinton, Lenesha Randolph, Marqo Patton, Melody Sheppard, Shannon Sanders, Tamica Harris, Traneshia Chiles | ||
Electric Guitar - Mike Campbell | ||
Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton, Mike Campbell | ||
D2 | You Should Probably Leave | 3:33 |
Acoustic Guitar - Dave Cobb | ||
Backing Vocals, Tambourine - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Electric Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Organ [Hammond B3] - Benmont Tench | ||
Written-By - Ashley Gorley, Chris DuBois, Chris Stapleton | ||
D3 | Nashville, TN | 3:36 |
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals - Chris Stapleton | ||
Backing Vocals - Morgane Stapleton | ||
Bass [Upright] - J.T. Cure | ||
Organ [Hammond B3] - Benmont Tench | ||
Pedal Steel Guitar - Paul Franklin | ||
Written-By - Chris Stapleton, Morgane Stapleton |
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Description
Chris Stapleton's album "Starting Over," released on November 13, 2020, is a remarkable addition to the country music landscape, showcasing his signature blend of soulful vocals and heartfelt songwriting. This album marks Stapleton's fourth studio release and has been met with widespread acclaim, solidifying his status as one of the leading voices in contemporary country music.
From the moment you press play, you’re enveloped in Stapleton’s rich, raspy voice, which carries a weight of emotion that few can replicate. The title track, "Starting Over," sets the tone beautifully. It’s a song about resilience and new beginnings, and it resonates deeply, especially in the context of the challenges many faced during the pandemic. The lyrics are poignant, reflecting a sense of hope and the promise of fresh starts, which is something we all can relate to.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Cold," a haunting ballad that showcases Stapleton's vocal prowess. The song's production is stripped back, allowing his voice to take center stage, and the emotional delivery is nothing short of breathtaking. Critics have praised this track for its raw honesty and the way it captures the feeling of longing and heartache.
Another highlight is "Maggie's Song," a touching tribute to Stapleton's beloved dog, which adds a personal touch to the album. It’s a heartfelt ode that many pet owners can relate to, and it showcases Stapleton's ability to weave personal stories into his music. The song is tender and reflective, and it’s clear that it comes from a place of genuine love and loss.
The album also features collaborations that are worth noting. The track "Joy of My Life," co-written with his wife, Morgane Stapleton, is a beautiful love song that radiates warmth and affection. Their chemistry is palpable, and it’s a joy to hear them harmonize together. This song, like many others on the album, has been praised for its lyrical depth and emotional resonance.
"Starting Over" has not only been a commercial success but has also garnered critical acclaim. It debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and has received several award nominations, including a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album. Stapleton's ability to blend traditional country sounds with elements of rock and blues has earned him a diverse fan base and respect from critics across genres.
The production of the album is another aspect that deserves attention. Stapleton worked with producer Dave Cobb, who has a knack for creating a warm, organic sound that complements Stapleton's style perfectly. The instrumentation is rich yet understated, allowing the lyrics and vocals to shine. Cobb's production choices help to create an intimate atmosphere that feels both timeless and contemporary.
In terms of cultural significance, "Starting Over" arrives at a time when many are seeking solace and connection through music. The themes of resilience, love, and starting anew resonate strongly in today’s world, making this album not just a collection of songs, but a soundtrack for a generation navigating uncertainty.
Fans of Stapleton will find much to love in this album, and newcomers will be drawn in by the authenticity and emotional depth of his music. It’s a testament to his artistry that he can convey such profound feelings through his songs, making listeners feel seen and understood.
In conclusion, "Starting Over" is a beautifully crafted album that showcases Chris Stapleton at his best. With its heartfelt lyrics, soulful melodies, and masterful production, it’s a work that invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys while providing a sense of comfort and hope. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just discovering Stapleton’s music, this album is a must-listen that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression.