enrich: (verb) improve or enhance the quality or value of. ARTIST.....: Brantley Gilbert TITLE......: Fire & Brimstone LABEL......: Big Machine Label Group, LLC GENRE......: Country RIP DATE...: 2019-10-03 RETAIL DATE: 2019-10-04 RUNTIME....: 51:22 TRACKS.....: 15 SIZE.......: 119.28MB QUALITY....: 320kbps 44.1kHz CODEC......: MP3 (MPEG-2 Audio Layer III) ENCODER....: LAME URL........: https://play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Bs4hwoldqwcy2bwh2z37q2xr4wu Tracklist: ---------- 01. Fire't Up 02:56 02. Not Like Us 03:03 03. Welcome To Hazeville 03:01 04. What Happens In A Small Town 03:23 05. She Ain't Home 03:21 06. Lost Soul's Prayer 03:28 07. Tough Town 03:26 08. Fire & Brimstone 05:22 09. Laid Back Ride 03:18 10. Bad Boy 04:01 11. New Money 03:11 12. Breaks Down 03:09 13. Man Of Steel 03:05 14. Never Gonna Be Alone 03:08 15. Man That Hung The Moon 03:30 Notes: ------ Although it's tempting to call Brantley Gilbert a country artist -- he certainly embraces the outlaw country side of things -- in many ways his music is closer to the heartland sentiments of artists like John Mellencamp, Bruce Springsteen, and perhaps most apt, Steve Earle. Gilbert was born in the small town of Jefferson, Georgia, just outside of Athens. He grew up hearing country music, but he also heard a lot of Athens rock bands like R.E.M. and the B-52's, and the swaggered Southern rock of bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd; at his best, Gilbert blends all of these various strains together in his music. It was a near-fatal car accident when he was 19 years old that spurred Gilbert to give music his all, and he started writing songs in earnest, playing mostly solo acoustic gigs before forming a band that could bring his vision of a hard-stomping country/rock/soul show to fruition. Moving to Nashville, he signed with Warner Chappell Publishing (his songs have been recorded by the likes of Jason Aldean and Colt Ford) and began working toward completing an album. Modern Day Prodigal Son finally appeared in 2009 from Average Joe's, which also released the follow-up, Halfway to Heaven, in 2010. Gilbert signed with Big Machine's Valory Music imprint in 2011 and began working on a new studio project with producer Dann Huff.