Amber Lucille
All the Beauty and the Love
Reviewed by Margaret Moser, Fri., Aug. 20, 2010
Amber Lucille
All the Beauty and the LoveAmber Lucille affixes her brand of country with a heavy Americana bend that strikes the right balance of dance-floor two-steps and a touch of social commentary. The steel twang of "Dear Brother," written by Lucille for her brother serving in Afghanistan, imbues the song with a sweetness that permeates the rest of the songs. Roots rocker "That's Not Me" fuels All the Beauty with all the power it needs.
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