Name: 4th Street Feeling
Brand: IMS-ISLAND
SKU: 26943606
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

4th Street Feeling

Rating

Album: 4th Street Feeling
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Kansas City	More Info...
2)	4th Street Feeling	More Info...
3)	Falling Up	More Info...
4)	Shout Now	More Info...
5)	The Shadow of a Black Crow	More Info...
6)	Be Real	More Info...
7)	A Disaster	More Info...
8)	Sympathy	More Info...
9)	Enough Rain	More Info...
10)	A Sacred Heart	More Info...
11)	I Can't Wait	More Info...
12)	Rock and Roll Me	More Info...
13)	Just What You Asked For	More Info...

Album: 4th Street Feeling
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Kansas City	More Info...
2)	4th Street Feeling	More Info...
3)	Falling Up	More Info...
4)	Shout Now	More Info...
5)	The Shadow of a Black Crow	More Info...
6)	Be Real	More Info...
7)	A Disaster	More Info...
8)	Sympathy	More Info...
9)	Enough Rain	More Info...
10)	A Sacred Heart	More Info...
11)	I Can't Wait	More Info...
12)	Rock and Roll Me	More Info...
13)	Just What You Asked For	More Info...

Performer Notes

Recording information: House Of Blues Studio, Encino, CA; Mission Sound, New York; The LBT, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: James Minchin III.
4th Street Feeling is singer and songwriter Melissa Etheridge's 12th studio offering. Produced mainly by Jacquire King, it is the first record in her catalog to feature her playing all guitar parts -- including lead. Employing rock, folk, soul, and even funk, it's a storyteller's album that reflects the musical influences of her youth -- the Eagles, Bob Seger, Bruce Springsteen, Chaka Khan, Sly Stone -- while lyrically offering a view of the past and its impact on the present, all encased in contemporary sonics. The title track is named for the main drag of Leavenworth, Kansas, Etheridge's hometown.

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (p.79) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "'Be Real' is spare and funky, 'Enough Rain' raw and folky. The restraint serves her well."

Billboard (p.32) - "[The] rock veteran digs into the warm sound of vintage soul and blues here, plucking out a roadhouse-style guitar riff in 'Be Real' and riding a laidback organ groove in the mellow title track..."