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Three Days
Embraced on the Texas college circuit as a younger generation's Jerry Jeff Walker, Pat Green leaves little doubt in his music about what he likes (drinking beer, wandering free, driving through the Texas hill country) and what he doesn't (people who judge other people). After a series of indie releases, his major-label debut continues his carefree celebration of the Lone Star life--on toe-tapping anthems such as "Carry On," "Take Me Out to a Dancehall," and "Texas on My Mind" (written by Jerry Jeff's son Django Walker)--while extending his range with more thoughtful, subtle material such as "Galleywinter." Willie Nelson joins Green for a trans-generational duet on "Threadbare Gypsy Soul," while the title cut is a songwriting collaboration with Radney Foster. For those who love the likes of Robert Earl Keen, the happy-go-lucky Green is no worse than Robert Earl lite. --Don McLeese
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Tracks| 1 | Carry On | | 2 | Threadbare Gypsy Soul | | 3 | Three Days | | 4 | Who's To Say | | 5 | Galleywinter | | 6 | Wrong Side Of Town | | 7 | We've All Got Our Reasons | | 8 | Whiskey | | 9 | Crazy | | 10 | Take Me Out To A Dancehall | | 11 | Count Your Blessings | | 12 | Southbound | | 13 | Texas On My Mind |
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