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Barrence Whitfield · 1987
42 min · 11 tracks · rhythm and blues
A high-octane blend of rhythm and blues, infused with raw energy and rockabilly influences that demand movement.
Top tracks — play these first
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Rockin’ the Mule — This album opener showcases Whitfield's powerful vocals and energetic delivery, setting the tone for the entire record with its infectious groove.
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I Don’t Dig Your Noise — The track stands out with its catchy hooks and rebellious spirit, reflecting Whitfield's ability to merge traditional rhythm and blues with contemporary rock influences.
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Living Proof — A standout ballad that highlights Whitfield's vocal range and emotional depth, balancing the album’s high-energy tracks with a moment of introspection.
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Girl From Outer Space — This track combines playful lyrics with infectious melodies, illustrating Whitfield's knack for storytelling through music while maintaining a fun, danceable beat.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Apology Line
The verses depict a candid conversation filled with regret and accountability as someone confronts their past mistakes directly.
The direct address in this song creates an intimate atmosphere, allowing listeners to feel the weight of the apology as it unfolds.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Rockin’ the Mule 2:48
- 2 Madhouse 3:41
- 3 Apology Line 3:36
- 4 I Don’t Dig Your Noise 2:29
- 5 Living Proof 5:58
- 6 Stop Twistin’ My Arm 2:54
- 7 Girl From Outer Space 4:46
- 8 Runnin’ and Hidin’ 4:13
- 9 The Blues Is a Thief 5:30
- 10 Ain’t She Wild 2:07
- 11 Chillin’ 4:34
What to play next
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