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Joe Nichols
Released 2009

We All Go Home
03:37
959 plays

Let's Get Drunk And Fight (Live)
04:13
952 plays

This Bed's Too Big
03:39
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- 1
- Gimmie That Girl
- 03:05
- 3,562 plays

- 2
- It's Me I'm Worried About
- 03:09
- 1,439 plays

- 3
- Old Things New
- 03:53
- 1,622 plays

- 4
- Man Woman
- 03:31
- 1,111 plays

- 5
- Believers
- 03:07
- 1,281 plays

- 6
- Cheaper Than A Shrink
- 03:06
- 1,129 plays

- 7
- Shape I'm In
- 03:09
- 1,036 plays

- 8
- This Bed's Too Big
- 03:39
- 941 plays

- 9
- We All Go Home
- 03:37
- 959 plays

- 10
- An Old Friend Of Mine
- 03:30
- 1,039 plays

- 11
- Let's Get Drunk And Fight (Live)
- 04:13
- 952 plays

- 12
- Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off (Fat Shan Remix)
- 03:06
- 1,179 plays

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album review

Turning old things into something new is a key part of the job description of a country singer like Joe Nichols, and he does a slick job of it on Old Things New, his fifth major-label album. Nichols has a fondness for all things classic country -- songs both sad and funny about drinking, songs about love won and lost, songs about small-town girls and home towns, all fueled by sawing fiddles, steel guitars, and twanging Telecasters. There's a big difference between a traditionalist and someone who follows tradition, and Nichols belongs in the latter camp, less concerned with the past than the present, admitting that booze is cheaper than a shrink, happily sliding into power-ballad mode on the slower songs. Those rock influences -- not just on ballads, but on the sweet, swaying soft rock of "Man, Woman" -- are more prominent here than before, but the music is always grounded in Nichols' warm, supple voice, the thing that keeps Old Things New in a country tradition. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide