Montgomery Gentry - Folks Like Us

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2015
Time: 35:13
Size: 81,6 MB
Label: Blaster Records, Ltd.
Styles: Country Rock/Southern Rock
Art: Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. We Were Here - 3:48
 2. Headlights - 3:09
 3. In a Small Town - 3:50
 4. Back on a Dirt Road - 3:55
 5. Two Old Friends - 3:25
 6. Folks Like Us - 3:12
 7. Pain - 3:11
 8. Hillbilly Hippies - 3:09
 9. Better for It - 3:42
10. That's Just Living - 3:49

Montgomery Gentry’s “Folks Like Us” is an unencumbered, straight-forward, blue collar country jam that recalls some of the duo’s best catalog hits. The rocker will resonate with anyone with a “Get the job done” mentality.
It’s not clear if Ash Bowers, Neal Coty and Adam Craig knew they were penning a MoGent song when they sat down to write “Folks Like Us,” but it’s hard to believe the trio offered it to anyone else first. It’s like giving Michael Jordan a basketball.
There’s a great sense of optimism that many songs reliant on the same blue collar tone miss. “Hard-working” does not always equal bitter or resentful. This song celebrates the soul of America’s workforce without taking aim at those who choose a white collar.
Montgomery Gentry admit they’re giving fans exactly what they want with this song, the second from an upcoming album. That’s not a bad thing, they say. It’s hard to argue the point.

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