Description: Tracks:Crossing Muddy WatersLift Up Every StoneMy Old FriendEverybody Went LowMy Baby BlueCircle BackLove's Not Where We Thought We Left ItMaster Of DisasterLove You AgainWhat Love Can DoThe Open RoadWhat Kind Of ManDamn This TownAdios To CaliforniaWe're Alright NowBlues Can't Even Find MeHere To Stay Performer Notes: Liner Note Author: Bud Scoppa.Photographers: Jack Spencer; David McClister; C. Taylor Crothers.Not many artists move into one of their most fruitful periods at the age of 48, and though John Hiatt has never been a dawdler when it comes to writing songs and making records, after leaving the major-label game with 2000's Crossing Muddy Waters, he became impressively prolific even by his own standards, cranking out eight studio albums of fresh material from 2000 to 2012. Here to Stay: Best of 2000-2012 finds New West Records following the example of nearly every other label Hiatt has worked with in putting together a collection of his highlights from their back catalog (Crossing Muddy Waters and The Tiki Bar Is Open were originally released by Vanguard, but have since been reissued by New West, who put out six subsequent Hiatt discs). If this set doesn't sound like the greatest work of Hiatt's career, Here to Stay confirms what people who have been following his work in the 21st century already knew -- John Hiatt is a consistently strong and compelling songwriter who knows how to bring his music to life in the studio, and he's been cutting a string of tough, thoughtful, satisfying records at a time when most veteran acts are running out of ideas and content to rest on their laurels. Hiatt is a working musician in the best sense of the word, a guy whose embrace of his craft and relationship with his muse is enviable as his recording career edges up on 40 years, and while Here to Stay doesn't sound like the work of a young man, these 17 songs make an advantage of Hiatt's age, experience, and vocal grit, delivering some wicked blues-shot rock that tells a lot of tales worth hearing from a life lived with a certain amount of reckless abandon. Here to Stay includes one new tune, featuring Joe Bonamassa on guitar, which should encourage Hiatt's regular customers to buy 16 tracks they probably already own, but if you lost track of John Hiatt in the '90s and you wonder what he's been up to lately, Here to Stay gives you the answer -- he's been writing songs, making albums, and quietly proving he's still one of the best things American roots rock has to offer, delivering the good like a pro and a prodigy. ~ Mark Deming Producer: Michael Ruthig (Compilation), Peter Jesperson (Compilation), Gary Briggs (Compilation) Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo Country: USA Guest Artist: Joe Bonamassa Release Date: 11 November, 2013 Label: New West Records Dimensions: 13.1 x 0.7 x 14.6 centimeters (0.03 kg)
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Language: Eng
Track #1: Crossing Muddy Waters
Track #2: Lift Up Every Stone
Track #3: My Old Friend
Track #4: Everybody Went Low
Track #5: My Baby Blue
Track #6: Circle Back
Track #7: Love's Not Where We Thought We Left It
Track #8: Master Of Disaster
Track #9: Love You Again
Track #10: What Love Can Do
Track #11: The Open Road
Track #12: What Kind Of Man
Track #13: Damn This Town
Track #14: Adios To California
Track #15: We're Alright Now
Track #16: Blues Can't Even Find Me
Track #17: Here To Stay
Era: 2010s, 2000s
Run Time: 4407 Sec
Format: CD
Release Year: 2013
Instrument: Guitar, Piano
Features: Compilation
Genre: Pop, Alternative, Rock, Country
Style: Americana, Singer/Songwriter
Type: Album
Artist: John Hiatt
Record Label: New West
Release Title: Here to Stay: the Best of 2000-2012