All Over The Road
| Easton Corbin
All Over The Road
All Over the Road is the second studio album by American country music artist Easton Corbin.It was released on September 18, 2012 via Mercury Nashville. The album's first single, "Lovin' You Is Fun," hit the top 10 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. -Wikipedia
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All Music
If you're looking for music that will fire up the honky tonk all night long, All Over the Road sure isn't it, but if you want to dance close with your baby after a few beers on a Saturday night, Easton Corbin's the man to see, and he's good enough that the guys dragged out onto the floor might like him in spite of themselves.
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The Pappalardo Periodical
When I was listening to it, I kind of felt like I was back in 1995 listening to Daryle Singletary, but the more I dig in the more solid the album feels.
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Sounds Like Nashville
One of the biggest obstacles new artists worry about is how much success their sophomore album will garner, but Easton Corbin has little to be concerned with as All Over The Road is a fantastic follow up.
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CMNB
Easton’s voice has that tonal quality to it, and the production that surrounds it, to make it a real tribute to that sound from 20 years ago.
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Music Beats
It has a winking and self admitted defeat that begs not to be taken very seriously. All over the track, it tends to stay squarely in between the lines and right there at the proper speed limit. No wonder, this song would surely always take a sweet spot not just for his fans but also for this talented and gorgeous country singer.
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Interstate 107
Easton challenges himself on All Over The Road, pushing himself to continue growing as a vocalist and an artist. Rooted in traditional country, Easton successfully expands his own sound with a dynamic collection that offers an impressive glimpse at where this road might be headed.
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Country Schatter
Overall, I think the CD is great. there are no surprises. No rap, no rock, no pop. It’s country music. I am very glad Easton Corbin is continuing to do what he does best. There’s not a song among them that I don’t like, and at the same time.
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Taste of Country
'All Over the Road' is full of traditional country music that goes down like a spoonful of George Strait's sugar.
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My Kind of Country
He definitely could’ve stood to take more risk and stretch himself (does every song have to be about a girl?) but he proves here he’s one of the good guys, even if he should rough himself up a bit more.
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PopMatters
I hate to be the guy saying that a modern country singer would benefit by sounding more like the older guys, but…here I am.
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American Songwriter
It’s all fizzy, twangy and puppy dog froth with earworm choruses you’ll sing after the first listen.
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