“Running Down The Road” by Arlo Guthrie - album review

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TJR says

I hate to be harsh on the likeable Arlo, but this is nowhere near as enjoyable as his debut from a couple of years back, mainly due to side one being a bit of a namby-pamby country affair. Side two recovers to a degree as he gets back to doing what he does best, writing characterful story songs in a folk rock style, as he does on “Coming Into Los Angeles” and “My Front Pages”.

The Jukebox Rebel
01–Jun–2016

Tracklist
A1 [03:26] 3.2.png Arlo Guthrie - Oklahoma Hills (Woody Guthrie, Jack Guthrie) Country
A2 [02:18] 4.0.png Arlo Guthrie - Every Hand In The Land (Arlo Guthrie) Country
A3 [03:43] 2.5.png Arlo Guthrie - Creole Belle (Mississippi John Hurt) Country
A4 [02:28] 3.5.png Arlo Guthrie - Wheel Of Fortune (Arlo Guthrie) Country
A5 [04:51] 2.8.png Arlo Guthrie - Oh, In The Morning (Arlo Guthrie) Songwriter
B1 [03:04] 5.6.png Arlo Guthrie - Coming Into Los Angeles (Arlo Guthrie) Folk Rock / Americana
B2 [02:46] 3.4.png Arlo Guthrie - Stealin’ (Gus Cannon) Crooner / Cabaret
B3 [03:47] 5.5.png Arlo Guthrie - My Front Pages (Arlo Guthrie) Folk Rock / Americana
B4 [03:16] 4.8.png Arlo Guthrie - Living In The Country (Pete Seeger) Folk
B5 [04:29] 4.9.png Arlo Guthrie - Running Down The Road (Arlo Guthrie) Blues Rock / Soul Rock

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