Lauded for their “spooky and mysterious Memphis soul” (No Depression) and “achingly beautiful songs” (Memphis Flyer), Lucero quickly became a fixture in their hometown’s distinctive music scene.

Like Lucero’s debut, “Tennessee” was recorded at Zebra Ranch, the home studio of Jim Dickinson and his sons Cody and Luther (North Mississippi All- Stars). Once again, Cody is in the producer’s seat and also played piano and B-3 organ, making such a mark on the band’s sound that he was asked to join permanently. On “Tennessee”, Lucero demonstrates a diverse and nuanced gift for songwriting. From high octane swagger, to sepia-toned nods to country roots, at the core of the entire album lies a dedication to rock n’ roll at its most direct.

 

 

Albums:

Tennessee 01. Sweet Little Thing 02. Slow Dancing 03. Nights Like These 04. Ain’t So Lonely 05. Old Sad Songs 06. Chain Link Fence 07. Fistful of Tears 08. Last Song 09. When You’re Gone 10. I’ll Just Fall 11. Here At the Starlite 12. Darby’s Song 13. Into Your Eyes

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