They Call Me Cadillac
| Randy Houser
They Call Me Cadillac
They Call Me Cadillac is the second studio album by American country music singer Randy Houser. It was released September 21, 2010 (see 2010 in country music) via Show Dog-Universal Music. It includes the singles "Whistlin' Dixie" and "A Man Like Me," the former of which peaked at No. 31 on Hot Country Songs in late 2009. -Wikipedia
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Country Universe
Rather than the screaming guitars and pulsating rhythms that largely drove Anything Goes, this album manages to find a way to retain the energy from the first album while sounding relaxed and allowing Houser to seem more comfortable with his songs.
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That Nashville Sound
It starts with an uneven acoustic guitar about a place “where music isn’t about business” that explodes into a great bluesy guitar explosive riff. And the other huge highlight sees Houser stealing the playbook of his good friend Jamey Johnson, delivering a special steel guitar gem called “If I Could Buy Some Time.” It’s not as deep or dark as JJ’s That Lonesome Song, but it is as emotive and passionate. This is one highly recommended album… go getcha’ a bite of this one.
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Hump Head Country
They Call Me Cadillac is an album that proves why Randy is among the most talented of his generation and of crucial importance to the genre. With the help of his good friends and collaborators Jamey Johnson and Jerrod Niemann, he has brought a needed dose of rugged individualism to the airwaves.
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Boston
There are a few Southern anthems on Houser's second album, but for the most part "They Call Me Cadillac" is a thoughtful record that doesn't flinch away from deep emotion.
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Nashville Music Guide
Powerful lyrics accompany great country music throughout the entire album. No one in country music right now can belt the heart wrenching ballads better than Houser.
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