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Happiness And All The Other Things,Cross Canadian Ragweed

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Cross Canadian Ragweed
Released 2009

51 Pieces
03:42
5,195 plays

Carmelita
03:28
495 plays

Blue Bonnets
03:07
4,721 plays

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- 1
- 51 Pieces
- 03:42
- 5,195 plays

- 2
- Blue Bonnets
- 03:07
- 4,721 plays

- 3
- Burn Like The Sun
- 04:22
- 4,488 plays

- 4
- To Find My Love
- 04:40
- 4,147 plays

- 5
- Drag
- 04:47
- 3,653 plays

- 6
- Kick In The Head
- 03:22
- 4,434 plays

- 7
- Overtable
- 03:31
- 3,110 plays

- 8
- Overtable Interlude
- 01:50
- 3,066 plays

- 9
- Pretty Lady
- 03:42
- 3,984 plays

- 10
- Tomorrow
- 03:25
- 3,526 plays

- 11
- Confident
- 04:12
- 3,096 plays

- 12
- My Chances
- 04:18
- 3,233 plays

- 13
- Carmelita
- 03:28
- 495 plays

- 13
- Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground (Live)
- 05:05
- 2,918 plays

- 14
- Poop-Eye
- 00:05
- 317 plays

- 15
- Train To Birmingham (Live)
- 05:06
- 2,888 plays

- 16
- Soul Agent (Live)
- 04:09
- 2,352 plays

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album review

Stillwater, OK's Cross Canadian Ragweed have been quietly carving out the kind of solid foundation that most bands dream about since their arrival in the crowded alternative country scene in the late '90s. The well-worn equation of relentless touring and recording has yielded the group a ravenous fan base, as well as an impressive amount of record sales for an act that barely rises to the tip of the pop culture tongue. For their seventh full-length album, Cross Canadian Ragweed tread familiar yet firm ground, crafting earthy, sepia-toned road songs like "51 Pieces," "Bluebonnets," and "Pretty Lady" that are as good, if not better, than anything they've released in the past. It's a well-traveled highway, and the ghosts of the acts that came before them -- like the Eagles, Marshall Tucker Band, Neil Young, and Gram Parsons -- are always in the rear-view mirror, but Happiness and All the Other Things ultimately keeps its eyes on the horizon. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide