I Like It Wrong

1. I Like It Wrong

2. When I Drink Whiskey

3. Hopin' for Some Good

4. The Grass Is Always Greener (But I Can't Remember Just Which Grass Is Mine)

5. Umbrella

6. Ice Cold Beer

7. 7:30 in the Afternoon

8. This Hangover Ain't Mine

9. Old Hotel

10. It's Not a Crime

11. Colder Than Cold

Editorial Reviews

Village Voice 2003
F****ing splendid. Jessica Adler.-Village Voice

Product Description:
The record opens with the buoyant title tune, offering some jaunty organ input from Nate Shaw. "I Like It Wrong" boldly proclaims the gospel according to Jack Grace, "Well you gave me a job, but I don’t want to be here no more/They tell me that I need the money, but I really don’t mind being poor/I like it wrong/It’s so easy to do/Just hunkerin’ down and feelin ’ blue/I like it wrong."

Drew Glackin shines on "When I Drink Whiskey", his lap steel creating an otherworldly tone quite alien to the country genre. Jack, on banjo, sounds like he's in trouble ("Tryin' to hide from danger /I know it's a trap/Just when I run from cover/I just fall in its lap") but wins in the end: "When I drink whiskey / I think about / All the people and things that make me happy".

Breathtaking musical synergy is evidenced on "Hopin’ for Some Good". Dan Hovey’s organic guitar lines catapult country into a new dimension while Jack and Daria’s seamless harmonies soar over knowing words of wisdom, "Sometimes you have to suffer/And it goes a little long/But at least you get to feel somethin' true/When comfort starts to sour ain't no comfort at all/It just leaves you broke down and confused".

The upbeat "The Grass Is Always Greener (But I Can't Remember Just Which Grass is Mine)" marks a change in tone, where we find our hero heading for his favorite saloon.

Jack returns to the banjo for "Umbrella" which features excellent lap steel wizardry from Glackin and an eerie, carnival-gone-wrong feel from organ maestro Shaw. The tune finds Jack admonishing his listeners, "Don’t take my advice/Take my umbrella/To save you from the rain".

The rollicking "Ice Cold Beer" beings us back to the present and is guaranteed to entice even the most temperate of citizens in dry counties across the Bible Belt.

"7:30 in the Afternoon" continues the theme of potent potables in a celebratory mood followed by a mid-tempo, classic-country showpiece, "This Hangover Ain’t Mine". "Hangover" documents a post-breakup malaise that leads our hero astray. "I lost my job, my youthful smile/and my dreams went almost blind/Got a lot of things that I’ve done wrong, but this hangover ain’t mine."

The autobiographical gem, "Old Hotel" heralds the return of banjos and foreboding, telling of Picasso's hair troubles during the German occupation, martinis on Haight Street and an Italian with a banjo in a tree.

The ballad "It’s Not a Crime" is a bittersweet affirmation of the bonds of love, "Love and sin and compromise/And when I look into your eyes/I feel so whole/There ain't no way to ever feel no pain/But I'll do my best to try to keep it away/'Cause I love you more than trouble loves a game".

The album’s closer "Colder Than Cold" tells the tale of a lonely young man with his .22 lamenting the departure of his high school sweetheart for collegiate life and features a beautiful piano solo by Neil Thomas.

I Like It Wrong

Tracks:

At Long Last Love
I've Got You On My Mind
Dream Dancing
What Is This Thing Called Love
Make It Another Old - Fashioned, Please
Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye
Just One Of Those Things
You're Sensational
Why Shouldn't I ?
You Do Something To Me
Please Don't Monkey With Broadway
How Could We Be Wrong?
All Of You
I Happen To Like New York
A Picture Of Me Without You
Easy To Love
Down In The Depths
Night And Day
I Get A Kick Out Of You

Average customer rating:

25 Oldies Best "see product details"
Dozybreaky, Mick & Tick - Hold Tight / Troggs - I Cant't Controll Myself varios25 Oldies Best [Dave Dee , Tremeloes - My Little Lady / / Sam and Dave - Hold on 'Im Coming / K.c. & the Sunshine Band - Shake Your Booty , Dave Dee Dozy... -Okay / Mamas & Pappas - Dedicated to One I Love / , Real Thing - Can't Get By Without You Sam Ans Dave - The One I Love / Sam & Dave - When Something If Wrong / Searchs - Needles & Pins , / Bee Gees - Can't Get By Without You / Bee Gees - I Don't Think It's Funny / Roger Whitiekr - Fire and Rain / , Andy Williams - Yhr Long & Winding Road / Kim Carnes - Do You Want to Dance / Trini Lopes - America / Donovan - Universsl Solidier / , Fortunates - Here It Comes Again / Trini Lopez - Besame Mucho / Percy Sledge - I'vr Brrn Loving You to Long / Ike & Tina Turn - Stand By Me / Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Movin / , Fortunes - Caroline Sam & Dave / You Don't Know Like I Knoe/ Sam & Dave / Yupi Don't't Know Likei Knoe/ Donovan - Wear Your Love Like Heave / , and Bee Gees - The Battleof the Blue and the Grey
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000PIL1VO

Product Description

25 Oldies Best [Dave Dee, Dozybreaky, Mick & Tick - Hold Tight / Troggs - I Cant't Controll Myself / Sam and Dave - Hold on 'Im Coming / K.c. & the Sunshine Band - Shake Your Booty , Tremeloes - My Little Lady, Dave Dee Dozy... -Okay / Mamas & Pappas - Dedicated to One I Love / Sam Ans Dave - The One I Love / Sam & Dave - When Something If Wrong / Searchs - Needles & Pins, /Real Thing - Can't Get By Without You / Bee Gees - Can't Get By Without You / Bee Gees - I Don't Think It's Funny / Roger Whitiekr - Fire and Rain / and Williams - Yhr Long & Winding Road / Kim Carnes - Do You Want to Dance / Trini Lopes - America / Donovan - Universsl Solidier / Fortunates - Here It Comes Again / Trini Lopez - Besame Mucho / Percy Sledge - I'vr Brrn Loving You to Long / Ike & Tina Turn - Stand By Me / Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Movin / Fortunes - Caroline Sam & Dave / You Don't Know Like I Knoe/ Sam & Dave / Yupi Don't't Know Likei Knoe/ Donovan - Wear Your Love Like Heave / Bee Gees - The Battleof the Blue and the Grey

Average customer rating:

The Peaceful Western Wind

Manufacturer: Koch Int'l Classics
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Partsongs | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

Tracks:

Can she excuse my wrongs
Think'st thou then by thy feigning
Rest sweet nymphs
Go to bed sweet muse
Winter jumps
It fell on a Summer's day
I care not for these ladies
Pined I am, and like to die
He that hath no mistress
Packington's Pound
The peaceful western wind
So beauty on the waters stood
Never weather-beaten sail
Now hath Flora robb'd her bow'rs
Thrice toss these oaken ashes
Oh, let us howl
Have you seen the bright ligy grow
Joy to the person of my love
Pavan
Dear, do not your fair beauty wrong
Hark! hark! the lark!
Come hither you that love
Full fathom five

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I Like It Wrong
Jack Grace Band
Manufacturer: Radia Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Country | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

General | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music

General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0001KCHZK
Release Date: 2004-02-20

Tracks:

I Like It Wrong
When I Drink Whiskey
Hopin' for Some Good
The Grass Is Always Greener (But I Can't Remember Just Which Grass Is Mine)
Umbrella
Ice Cold Beer
7:30 in the Afternoon
This Hangover Ain't Mine
Old Hotel
It's Not a Crime
Colder Than Cold

Album Description

The record opens with the buoyant title tune, offering some jaunty organ input from Nate Shaw. "I Like It Wrong" boldly proclaims the gospel according to Jack Grace, "Well you gave me a job, but I don't want to be here no more/They tell me that I need the money, but I really don't mind being poor/I like it wrong/It's so easy to do/Just hunkerin' down and feelin ' blue/I like it wrong."

Breathtaking musical synergy is evidenced on "Hopin' for Some Good". Dan Hovey's organic guitar lines catapult country into a new dimension while Jack and Daria's seamless harmonies soar over knowing words of wisdom, "Sometimes you have to suffer/And it goes a little long/But at least you get to feel somethin' true/When comfort starts to sour ain't no comfort at all/It just leaves you broke down and confused".

The upbeat "The Grass Is Always Greener (But I Can't Remember Just Which Grass is Mine)" marks a change in tone, where we find our hero heading for his favorite saloon.

Jack returns to the banjo for "Umbrella" which features excellent lap steel wizardry from Glackin and an eerie, carnival-gone-wrong feel from organ maestro Shaw. The tune finds Jack admonishing his listeners, "Don't take my advice/Take my umbrella/To save you from the rain".

The rollicking "Ice Cold Beer" beings us back to the present and is guaranteed to entice even the most temperate of citizens in dry counties across the Bible Belt.

"7:30 in the Afternoon" continues the theme of potent potables in a celebratory mood followed by a mid-tempo, classic-country showpiece, "This Hangover Ain't Mine". "Hangover" documents a post-breakup malaise that leads our hero astray. "I lost my job, my youthful smile/and my dreams went almost blind/Got a lot of things that I've done wrong, but this hangover ain't mine."

The ballad "It's Not a Crime" is a bittersweet affirmation of the bonds of love, "Love and sin and compromise/And when I look into your eyes/I feel so whole/There ain't no way to ever feel no pain/But I'll do my best to try to keep it away/'Cause I love you more than trouble loves a game".

The album's closer "Colder Than Cold" tells the tale of a lonely young man with his .22 lamenting the departure of his high school sweetheart for collegiate life and features a beautiful piano solo by Neil Thomas.

Music Album:

Music Album