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1. Jul 12,  · Randall Bramblett released 2 excellent albums on New West Records: No More Mr. Lucky () & Thin Places (). The musicianship is superb. The songwriting is mysterious and from the soul. Bonnie Raitt covered God Was In The Water on her recent live CD & surround disc package. The back inserts say New West Records - Los Angeles / Austin.

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2. Thin Places, an album by Randall Bramblett on Spotify.

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4. Thin Places by Randall Bramblett, released 27 January 1. Nobody's Problem 2. Playing Card 3. You Can Be The Rain 4. Gotta Stop Somewhere 5. Comin' Round Soon 6. Black Coat 7. Confident Thieves 8. Are You Satisfied 9. Chet Baker Red Booth I Don't Care.

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5. Standout tracks are the ringing "You Can Be the Rain," the slow, raggedly beautiful shuffle "Nobody's Problem" (which sounds like Crazy Horse fronting a band led by Delbert McClinton instead of Neil Young) and the shimmering midnight soul-fried funkiness of "Black Coat," with Bramblett's Hammond B-3 slithering through the mix with ghostly fills.9/

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6. Thin Places is loaded with musical anthems, whether it’s the powerfully confessional “You Can Be the Rain,” the rhythmic-syncopation of “Gotta Stop Somewhere,” or the moody, Beatles ‘esque “Are You Satisfied.” Over it all, Bramblett paints his palette with pop, blues, soul and jazz hues, all infused with a rock energy that.

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7. You Can Be The Rain by Randall Bramblett, released 27 January Randall Bramblett - Thin Places [CD] Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album The album "Thin Places" on shiny plastic digital disc Includes unlimited.

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8. Bramblett’s previous records are all treasures and Thin Places is no different. A genuine fusion of Southern soul and rock with rich, warm playing, songs like “Nobody’s Problem,” “You Can Be The Rain,” “Black Coat,” “Playing Card,” and “Gotta Stop Somewhere” make this an album .

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