VINYL FORMAT. Why hasn't Shonna Tucker been singing all these years? Brighter Than Creation's Dark is the bass player's third album with the Truckers, but the first where she writes and sings. Showcasing her rich voice and subtle twang, her slow, soulful songs "I'm Sorry Huston" and "The Purgatory Line" not only fit in well with the Truckers' tapestry approach to Southern rock and Southern life, but actually expand on it, providing a feminine counterpart to Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley's masculine songwr...   [ read more ]

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Why hasn't Shonna Tucker been singing all these years? Brighter Than Creation's Dark is the bass player's third album with the Truckers, but the first where she writes and sings. Showcasing her rich voice and subtle twang, her slow, soulful songs "I'm Sorry Huston" and "The Purgatory Line" not only fit in well with the Truckers' tapestry approach to Southern rock and Southern life, but actually expand on it, providing a feminine counterpart to Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley's masculine songwriting. Ostensi...   [ read more ]

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