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Transient Lullaby by Mastersons (CD, 2017)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelRed House, Rdh

UPC0033651030126

eBay Product ID (ePID)20046044734

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2017

GenreRock

ArtistMastersons

Release TitleTransient Lullaby

Dimensions

Item Height0.24 in

Item Weight0.09 lb

Item Length5.59 in

Item Width5.01 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks11

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Perfect 1.2 Transient Lullaby 1.3 You Could Be Wrong 1.4 Fight 1.5 Fire Escape 1.6 Highway 1 1.7 Don't Tell Me to Smile 1.8 This Isn't How It Was Supposed to Go 1.9 Shine on 1.10 Happy When I'm Movin' 1.11 Anchor

Notes2017 release. Don't bother asking The Mastersons where they're from. Brooklyn, Austin, Los Angeles, Terlingua; they've called each home in just the last few years alone. If you really want to get to know this husband-and-wife duo, the better question to ask is where they're going. For the last seven years, The Mastersons have kept up a supremely inexorable touring schedule, performing as both the openers for Steve Earle and as members of his band, The Dukes, in addition to playing their own relentless slate of headline shows and festivals. Written in a slew of different cities around the world, the band's new album, Transient Lullaby, out May 19, 2017 on Red House REcords, is a late-night collection of subtle, evocative performances that showcase the itinerant couple at their absolute finest. Musically, the album is rich with intoxicating harmonies that float above Eleanor Whitmore's stirring string arrangements and Chris Masterson's adroit guitar work, but it's the deeply personal songwriting that always manages to steal the show.