Album

Gravity

Big & Rich

2014 · Rock, Folk, World, & Country

Gravity by Big & Rich

Gravity is a Country album by Big & Rich, originally released in 2014. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.

About

For all of their grandstanding showmanship and outrageous humor, Big Kenny and John Rich have always had a knack for heart-melting ballads. The duo's more tender side is emphasized on their fifth album, <i>Gravity</i>. Freely mixing Nashville-style country with generous doses of pop and rock, Big & Rich expose their romantic scars, get nostalgic over old flames, and count their blessings in these tracks. “Lovin’ Lately” (featuring Tim McGraw), “Look at You,” and “Don’t Wake Me Up” strike a bittersweet note with simmering tempos and Eagles-style vocal harmonies. “Brand New Buzz” captures the thrill of falling in love with a jolt of upbeat energy. The duo step away from boy/girl matters for “That Kind of Town,” a skewed portrait of bad times back home. The album wraps up in hellacious fashion with “I Came to Git Down,” a raucous party anthem in the spirit of “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy).” <i>Gravity</i> shows that Big & Rich still know how to turn on the teardrops or shake a crowd’s collective booty as the mood strikes them.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Look at You3:43
  2. 2Lovin' Lately (feat. Tim McGraw)3:38
  3. 3Gravity3:55
  4. 4Brand New Buzz3:22
  5. 5Rollin' Along3:06
  6. 6Run Away With You3:44
  7. 7Lose a Little Sleep3:49
  8. 8Don't Wake Me Up3:22
  9. 9That Kind of Town3:45
  10. 10Thank God for Pain3:35
  11. 11I Came to Git Down3:55

Sound DNA

  • Country
  • Americana & Roots
  • polished
  • celebratory
  • heartland

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Big & RichFEATURING
  • Tim McGrawFEATURING

2 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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