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Robert Earl Keen Released May 10, 2005, What I Really Mean features special guests Ray Price (vocals), Danny Barnes (banjo) and is sprinkled with a few unique touches (including Gospel singers and Mariachi players). The first single, the title track “What I Really Mean,” will ship to radio on March 23, 2005. As was the case with REK’s critically acclaimed 2003 Koch Records debut, Farm Fresh Onions, the new project was recorded with his road band, enhancing the listening experience and capturing the excitement of a live performance. Rich Brotherton, who has been REK’s lead guitarist for several years, produced the record, marking his second production effort for REK. Brotherton has been listed among the 100 best guitar players in America by several publicati More... (Submit New Robert Earl Keen Lyrics) (Submit New Robert Earl Keen Lyrics) Great lyrics | Reviewer: Iain ------ About the song Levelland performed by Robert Earl Keen This is a marvelous song. Anyone who has ever spent some time in small-town Texas can recognize a lot here. But one quibble: this wasn't written by Robert Earl Keen. The song is actually by James McMurtry, though Keen does a great performance of it. the best | Reviewer: Travis Frost ------ About the song Ride performed by Robert Earl Keen one of the best guys to come around in a long time. i am amazed he has not got any bigger than what he has. people dont listen to what songs have to say anymore. the John Prine days are gone. its a britney spears and back street boys kinda society... sad really. says a lot for the average IQ of the population. Nailed It | Reviewer: Kieran Lindsey ------ About the song Levelland performed by Robert Earl Keen I'm a Texan who's not from West Texas but lived there (Odessa) for several years and who now drives through Levelland periodically. Not only is the town named appropriately, Keen (as is so often the case) nails not only the feeling of the landscape but the culture of the people, all in a completely enjoyable tune. An often-overlooked gem. shades of gray lyrics | Reviewer: tommyglasgow@pldi.net ------ About the song Shades of Gray performed by Robert Earl Keen this song is about the oklahoma city bombing in april, 1995. Aesop for our times | Reviewer: Andrea Garrett ------ About the song Mr. Wolf And Mamabear performed by Robert Earl Keen Great song! The lyrics are interesting, scary, chaotic. Sort of a prohibition feel to me but also very much of our times. Aesop meets Animal Farm. Andrea S. Garrett Beautiful | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Maria performed by Robert Earl Keen Somebody just gave me this album, West Textures, he tought I might like it as I truly love ballads. Wasn't he right ! This is the third day I have the album and I am totally addicted to it. Maria is a beautiful love song, lyrics and music equaly appealing. I want to close my eyes and listen to it like that and imagine, but not a good idea when you are driving.... I am from Europe but have been here for a number of years, how come I never heard of Robert Earl Keen before.... ? True Americana | Reviewer: Rollpowerman ------ About the song The Road Goes On Forever performed by Robert Earl Keen Robert Keen is a true American wordsmith in the tradition of Willie, Waylon and the Boys. The Road goes on Forever is a real heartland classic that will live on in my heart as well as others. Johnny Cash would be proud. No phonies here like Big N Rich! You could review the artist/band Robert Earl Keen in Biography page You could review Robert Earl Keen album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Robert Earl Keen song by clicking the song which you like | | ||||||||||
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