Electric Shaver
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Track Listing
- Thunderbird
- Try And Try Again
- Leanin' Toward The Blues
- New York City
- You Wouldn't Know Love (If You Fell In It)
- Slave At The Feet Of The Queen
- People And Their Problems
- Manual Labor
- I'll Be Here
- Heart And Heart
- Way Down Texas Way
- She Can Dance
Product Details
- Released on: 1999-05-04
- Number of discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: .19 pounds
Editorial Reviews
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At first glance the laconic, laid-back country songwriter Billy Joe Shaver and his guitar-slingin', supercharged blues-rocker son Eddy would seem to make an unlikely musical duo. But, like on 1996's high-powered Tramp on Your Street and 1998's acoustic and introspective Victory, the Shavers once again manage to meld their seemingly antithetical musical personalities in a manner that's raw, powerful, and utterly moving. Billy Joe, who wrote or cowrote 11 of the 12 cuts on Electric Shaver, is a sort of footloose, back-street Texas poet-pilgrim whose greatest original songs infuse the stark imagery of sun-baked losers and outlaws with homespun earnestness and spiritual yearning. While at times the elder Shaver tended to be an indifferent, occasionally off-key singer, Eddy has proved the perfect antidote to his dad's occasional vocal lethargy. On tunes such as the supercharged gospel shout "Try and Try Again," the Tex-Mex working-man's lament "Manual Labor," and even a somber spiritual ode called "Slave at the Feet of the Queen," Eddy's searing electric lead work gooses Billy Joe's vocals to new levels of expressiveness. --Bob Allen
