You can date country music’s position as pop’s rising force back to Lil Nas X’s inescapable Old Town Road. It began an uncomfortable conversation about homophobia and racism, and proved there’s a hunger for queer or Black country acts. Also in 2019, South African-born Orville Peck released his excellent debut Pony, yoking a magisterial baritone to beautiful torch songs about gay cowboy love. Peck is famous for his numerous masks, and during this duets collection he tries as many musical hats, roaming the American songbook, searching for sympathetic styles such as gospel, MOR, chamber country and power balladry.
ORVILLE PECK – Stampede – 2LP bone – 093624844105
65,89 €
Disc 1
A1 / Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other with Willie Nelson
A2 / The Hurtin’ Kind with Midland
A3 / Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) with Elton John
B1 / Back At Your Door with Debbii Dawson
B2 / Chemical Sunset with Allison Russell
B3 / Death Valley High with Beck
B4 / How Far Will We Take It? with Noah Cyrus
Disc 2
C1 / Miénteme with Bu Cuaron
C2 / Papa Was A Rodeo with Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway
C3 / Midnight Ride with Kylie Minogue & Diplo
C4 / Ever You’re Gone with Teddy Swims
D1 / You’re An Asshole, I Can’t Stand You (And I Want A Divorce) with Margo Price
D2 / Where Are We Now? with Mickey Guyton
D3 / Conquer The Heart with Nathaniel Rateliff
D4 / Rhinestone Cowboy with TJ Osborne, Waylon Payne & Fancy Hagood
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