Name: Thin Line [Digipak] *
Brand: Blue Cadillac Music
SKU: 114412113
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Thin Line [Digipak] *

By Billy Ray Cyrus

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CD (1 Disc)

Release Date

9 September 2016

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Album: Thin Line [Digipak] *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Thin Line
2)	Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
3)	They're Playin' Our Song
4)	My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
5)	Stop Pickin' on Willie
6)	Sunday Morning Coming Down
7)	Tulsa Time
8)	Hillbilly On
9)	Killing the Blues
10)	I've Always Been Crazy - (featuring Shooter Jennings)
11)	Hey Elvis
12)	Help Me Make It Through the Night
13)	Hope (Let It Find You)
14)	Going Where the Lonely Go
15)	Angels Protect This Home

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Album: Thin Line [Digipak] *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Thin Line
2)	Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
3)	They're Playin' Our Song
4)	My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
5)	Stop Pickin' on Willie
6)	Sunday Morning Coming Down
7)	Tulsa Time
8)	Hillbilly On
9)	Killing the Blues
10)	I've Always Been Crazy - (featuring Shooter Jennings)
11)	Hey Elvis
12)	Help Me Make It Through the Night
13)	Hope (Let It Find You)
14)	Going Where the Lonely Go
15)	Angels Protect This Home

EAN

0778505500324

Writer

Billy Ray Cyrus

Studio/Live

Studio

Guest Artist

Shelby Lynne; Joe Perry; Shooter Jennings; Lee Roy Parnell; Glenn Hughes; Kenley Shea Holm; Braison Cyrus; Miley Cyrus

Label

Blue Cadillac Music

Dimensions

12.7 x 14 x 0.6 centimeters (0.02 kg)

Performer Notes

Recording information: Central Command Studios, North Hollywood, CA; Legends Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Station House Studios; The Pride Studios, Los Angeles, CA.
Photographer: Melanie Swerdan.
Billy Ray Cyrus settled into a bit of a leathery groove on 2012's Change My Mind, the first record he released in years where he seemed unconcerned with charts. His superstar daughter may pop up on "Angels Protect This Home," an eerie piece of formless neo-gospel the two wrote together, but 2016's Thin Line doubles down on Cyrus' old-fashioned rowdy ways, functioning as something of a tribute to outlaw country. No less than three Kris Kristofferson songs are here, and a couple that are associated with Waylon Jennings -- as is Sharon Vaughn's "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys," which also was covered by Willie Nelson, who Cyrus shouts out on "Stop Pickin' on Willie." That's not the end of it, either: Waylon's own "I've Always Been Crazy" is here, cut in a version featuring Shooter Jennings (who also pops up on "Killing the Blues"), Merle Haggard's "Going Where the Lonely Go" shows up as a duet with Billy Ray's son Braison, and Don Williams' "Tulsa Time" is revived with the assistance of Aerosmith's Joe Perry. All these oldies amount to half the album, a none too subtle way of telegraphing Cyrus' rough and ragged bona fides, but Billy Ray gives them a suitably gruff and laid-back treatment, then surrounds them with new songs that generally fit the outlaw spirit. The exception is "Hey Elvis," a boogieing tribute to Presley co-written and co-performed with Bryan Adams, which feels a shade too power pop for these proceedings (the closing vocoders help matters none), but it doesn't stand out on an album that's appealingly weathered. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine