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Cowboy Mouth
Released 1998

Everyone Is Waiting
03:10
937 plays

Whatcha Gonna Do?
03:12
2,994 plays

Why Ya Wanna Do Me?
02:36
1,698 plays

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- 1
- Why Ya Wanna Do Me?
- 02:36
- 1,698 plays

- 2
- Lovers Or Friends
- 03:52
- 1,549 plays

- 3
- Little Blue One
- 02:40
- 1,168 plays

- 4
- Drummer Man
- 04:11
- 1,492 plays

- 5
- Turn Me On
- 03:57
- 1,054 plays

- 6
- Whatcha Gonna Do?
- 03:12
- 2,994 plays

- 7
- Only One Of Us
- 03:04
- 1,111 plays

- 8
- Everyone Is Waiting
- 03:10
- 937 plays

- 9
- Great Wide Open World
- 03:35
- 1,203 plays

- 10
- I Want To Believe
- 04:12
- 1,091 plays

- 11
- Shotgun In My Soul
- 03:00
- 1,035 plays

- 12
- Crazy 'Bout Ya
- 02:57
- 1,582 plays

- 13
- Out Of My Way Back To You
- 03:34
- 1,025 plays

- 14
- Bad
- 03:47
- 1,475 plays

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album review

Cowboy Mouth isn't a band that's easy to pin down. Its members may hail from New Orleans, but nothing on Mercyland takes an overtly New Orleans-sounding approach to rock. The unpredictable band often favors a laid-back, Eagles-ish type of sound, but they cab also be gritty and R&B-minded at times. The thing that ties the variety of songs together is a passion for strong melodies, which you'll hear whether Cowboy Mouth is getting into a laid-back guitar pop groove on "Turn Me On," "Lovers or Friends," and "Only One of Us," or getting funky and R&B-ish on "Drummer Man" and the hyper "Why Ya Wanna Do Me?," both of which recall the days of blue-eyed soul stars like the Spencer Davis Group and Rare Earth. Meanwhile, things get slightly David Bowie-ish on the edgy "Everyone Is Waiting." Cowboy Mouth has a definite asset in producer Michael Barbiero; having worked with the likes of other melody based rockers such as Counting Crows and Blues Traveler, Barbiero was a logical choice for this engaging CD. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide