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Track List: Lone Starry Night

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  1. The Man Who Holds The BowDownload & Buy
  2. Home Made Of StoneDownload & Buy
  3. Amarillo By MorningDownload & Buy
  4. A Girl Named TexasDownload & Buy
  5. The Armadillo SongDownload & Buy
  6. If I Didn't CareDownload & Buy
  7. The River Of Love/El Rio AmorDownload & Buy
  8. Tonight At FiestaDownload & Buy
  9. Just Like The MoonDownload & Buy
  10. Trouble Rides A Fast HorseDownload & Buy
  11. Pour A Little Love On ItDownload & Buy
  12. Lone Starry NightDownload & Buy
  13. Tonight At Fiesta (Reprise)Download & Buy

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Album Details: Lone Starry Night

Release Date:
05/04/2004
Label:
Dualtone (Red)
UPC:
803020115422

User Reviews: Lone Starry Night

  1. At last, been waiting for a year for this

    , April 30, 2004
    Reviewer: zapatacabrone - See all zapatacabrone's reviews
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John Arthur Martinez once sang George Strait songs in Texas bars, and Lone Starry Night follows the same neotraditional country road. That means Martinez knows his country roots well, and draws from everything from honkytonk to western swing to straightforward ballads, and that he leans closer to contemporary than alternative country. Both “The Man Who Holds the Bow" and “Home Made of Stone" rely on the timehonored practice of finding a slightly catchy metaphor to carry the weight of the song (“It ain't so much the fiddle, it's the man who holds the bow.") The problem with this approach is that many such phrases can sound like clichés before the ink dries. Martinez is more successful with “Amarillo By Morning," a gentle ballad relating hardearned experience, and “A Girl Named Texas," a catchy bit of Texas jazz (western swing). It's also nice that whether one listens to the quirky “The Armadillo Song" or the happygolucky “Tonight at Fiesta," the guitars, steels, and fingerpicked acoustic guitar always come through loud and clear. Martinez is a soulful singer, and seems equally comfortable singing a love song like “Pour a Little Love on It" or the brooding “Trouble Rides a Fast Horse." Lone Starry Night should please contemporary listeners looking for a bit more bite to their country.

- Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., All Music Guide



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