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Nothing Gold Can Stay
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Generally favorable reviews
Based on 10 critic reviews
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Album Info
Label: Ramseur
Release Date: 04 August 2009
Discs: 1 disc
Genre(s): Rock, Indie
Summary
The debut album for Robert "Chicken" Burke and Simone Felice, who left The Felice Brothers last year.
Also On Metacritic
MUSIC: The Felice Brothers: The Felice Brothers The Felice Brothers: Yonder Is The Clock
Also On The Web: Official Artist Site (MySpace)
What The Critics Said
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Paste Magazine
The album is at its sweetest with love-laced tracks like 'Water Spider' and 'Summer Morning Rain,' but it truly shines when it tackles deeper issues.
Read Full Review >Boston Globe
It takes on joy and loss with equal measure, and at its best--'Still Remember Love,' 'Lose Myself'--lands at the intersection of the two.
Read Full Review >Uncut
Overall though--a quality 'One More American Song' shares with the whole collection--this is a song with an understated, but crucial, element of hope. [Aug 2009, p.100]
All Music Guide
The singing may be subdued and the playing quiet, but everything here packs an emotional wallop.
Read Full Review >Q Magazine
Their debut turns out to be a lovely slice of Americana, tastefully underpinned by warm harmonies, acoustic guitars and a melancholy yearning for lost youth. [Oct 2009, p.118]
Los Angeles Times
This is hushed, deliberately paced acoustic music perfect for sitting around a fireplace pondering the coming thaw....As pretty as this stuff is, though, it can get a little snoozy.
Read Full Review >Slant Magazine
When Felice and Burke show a bit more restraint and keep the focus on the storytelling, Gold works as a compelling, soulful folk record.
Read Full Review >Mojo
You might even give it a cuddle because it delivers the kind of ultra-friendly music that sits up and in a cutesy manner demands such attention. [Fall 2009, p.93]
PopMatters
The songs themselves don’t hold up under casual inspection, let alone eager scrutiny.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this album is 7.0 (out of 10) based on 1 User Votes
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