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THIS YEAR: Andrew Combs’ second album came out way back in January, when it was featured as Rough Trade Shops’ Album Of The Week, but when it comes to the end of year Best Of lists some eleven months on, it certainly hasn’t been forgotten (see below). NEXT YEAR: We’re looking forward to having Andrew back in the UK in the Spring, where he’ll be playing arena shows in London and Glasgow as a part of the Country to Country Festival. Rough trade album of the week, 26 jan 2015 – Rough trade albums of the year 2015. WIDE OPEN COUNTRY 10 BEST COUNTRY SONGS 2015 – All These Dreams. BBC Radio scotland ricky ross’s best of 2015. Jumbo records top 5 americana albums 2015.

Andrew Combs’ sophomore album, All These Dreams, marks a huge step forward for the Nashville singer-songwriter. Using his gifts for lyricism and wry observation, Combs weaves tales of love, sin and redemption, in a style that brings together classic country and contemporary po. .Dec 05. Pleasance Cabaret Bar. Edinburgh, UK. discography.

All These Dreams, much like Combs' expressive voice, feels lived in and authentic, and while it may lack some of the gravitas of his heroes, it certainly never does them a disservice.

Andrew Combs: All These Dreams. Written By Hal Horowitz // March 10, 2015. Look no further than the cover photo of a serious, sleepy-eyed and seemingly confident Andrew Combs contrasted against a somber black background to get a feel for the music inside. The Nashville by way of Texas singer-songwriter ups his game for this self-assured sweetly melodic sophomore release. Combs’ unaffected, breezy vocals, similar to a combination of Gary Louris and Rodney Crowell, mesh effortlessly with the songs and especially the occasionally lush production.

Andrew Combs, All These Dreams (Coin Records, 2015). The heart of All These Dreams is Pearl. In Pearl Andrew Combs provides us with vignettes of so-called losers, a drunk, a junkie, a prostitute and a crooked cop, each with a backstory. The corrupt cop saves a life; the drunk plays a mean guita. he stuff of cliché. The trouble is the music is too smooth and seamless for the rough territory described in the lyrics. If Combs releases a live album and includes some of these songs, I suspect that their excellence will be even more evident. See here for our Journey with Jesus weekly webzine for the global church. All free, all the time.