Out of Time
by Jim Keaveny
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album"New album from Jim Keaveny, OUT OF TIME, is a beauty. Sounds like Bob Dylan has dragged The War On Drugs kicking and screaming around dust bowl America with a car full of narcotics courtesy of Hunter S. Thompson on an hallucinatory road trip that stops off in Tijuana, Nashville, Lubbock and Bakersfield and lastly to the Catskill mountains to pick up our good friends The Felice Brothers.
Real Country and authentic American Roots music is making a very welcome return via the likes of, amongst others, Sturgill Simpson, Daniel Romano and now Jim Keaveny to name but three. Yeee haaa indeed!" - Bonanza and Son, ResonanceFM
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Eugene to Yuma
04:33
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From the Black
04:07
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Anything Without You
04:55
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Ridin' Boots
04:00
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I Found A Girl
04:16
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Out of Sight
04:33
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Out of Time
04:16
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Changing
03:44
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Someone To Talk To Blues
04:52
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Parkin' Meter
03:59
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Lucy Ain't Got No Arms
04:19
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How Was I to Know
03:46
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The Girl
04:23
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The Yippee-i-ay Song
05:39
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about
"Sounds like Bob Dylan has dragged The War On Drugs kicking and screaming around dust bowl America..on a road trip that stops off in Tijuana, Nashville, Lubbock and Bakersfield and lastly to the Catskill mountains." - Bonanza & Son, ResonanceFM, UK
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released October 4, 2014
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