America (The Way I See It)
Hank Williams Jr. · 1990
30 min · 10 tracks · blues rock · country rock · Southern rock
A raucous blend of Southern rock and country that champions American values with boisterous energy.
Why this album works
'America (The Way I See It)' resonated widely, charting at number 2 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and solidifying Williams' reputation as an outspoken artist. The album's single 'A Country Boy Can Survive' became an anthem for rural America, embodying themes of self-reliance and patriotism that influenced both fans and contemporaries in the country and Southern rock scenes.
- Best for
- energetic anthems for gatherings quick bursts of lively fun celebratory tracks for weekends
- Context
- By 1990, Hank Williams Jr. was a well-established figure in country music, having achieved significant commercial success with albums like 'Born to Boogie' (1987). 'America (The Way I See It)' marked his return to a politically charged sound, reflecting his growing persona as a vocal advocate for conservative ideals during a pivotal time in American politics.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Willie Nelson· Waylon Jennings· Johnny Cash
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Don’t Give Us a Reason 2:36
- 2 Mr. Lincoln Standout 4:14
- 3 I’ve Got Rights 3:35
- 4 The Coalition to Ban Coalitions 2:09
- 5 All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over for Monday Night Football Standout 2:18
- 6 Give a Damn 2:35
- 7 Practice What I Preach 2:43
- 8 The American Way 3:06
- 9 A Country Boy Can Survive Standout 4:16
- 10 U.S.A. Today 3:18
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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