Artist: Vince Gill
Album: Okie
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 49:51
Total Tracks: 12
Total Size: 550 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Vince Gill – I Don’t Wanna Ride The Rails No More (04:27)
1-2. Vince Gill – The Price Of Regret (03:50)
1-3. Vince Gill – Forever Changed (03:41)
1-4. Vince Gill – An Honest Man (03:40)
1-5. Vince Gill – What Choice Will You Make (04:13)
1-6. Vince Gill – Black And White (03:46)
1-7. Vince Gill – The Red Words (04:48)
1-8. Vince Gill – When My Amy Prays (03:55)
1-9. Vince Gill – A Letter To My Mama (03:36)
1-10. Vince Gill – Nothin’ Like A Guy Clark Song (05:03)
1-11. Vince Gill – That Old Man Of Mine (03:52)
1-12. Vince Gill – A World Without Haggard (04:53)

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Reclaiming a derogatory Dust Bowl-era term, Okie is loosely a concept album about human struggle in the Sooner State. But dealing with issues of divisiveness, faith and heartache, it’s also pure Americana. Taking a break from the bluegrass that has largely defined his later career, Gill turns to his gentle country singer-songwriter roots: Opener “I Don’t Wanna Ride the Rails No More” has echoes of his days in Pure Prairie League. As a lyricist, he pulls no punches, looking at how pro-choice is still not an easy choice on the sweet-toned “What Choice Will You Make” and embracing his Christianity on the gently shuffling “The Red Words” and “When My Amy Prays,” which finds Gill hitting the spine-shivering high notes. “Forever Changed” is a frank warning to abusers, while the hymn-like “The Price of Regret” is a plea for kindness. Gill also pays tribute to his heroes on “Nothin’ Like a Guy Clark Song” and “A World Without Haggard,” offering up what he learned from each. The music is mellow, but the messages are deep.