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These guys were musical geniuses.

Keeps you in the same melodic mood from the beginning until the end

Listened on a dark feeling day, so that kind of worked

Love the Allman Brothers but I remember seeing him solo at Saratoga Performing Arts Center when this album came out and Charlie Daniel's opened. #greatnight

Melodic, sensitive, mind bending album

Clever and inventive, Paul explored where others didn’t.

My grandparents would blare Rockin Good Wau....Love this whole album!!

Best of all that’s good in rock n roll. Cover to cover album with harmony and hooks.

Some music takes you back to a time and place. This came out my freshman year of college.

Another Mom and Dad favorite. As a teenager when I was in trouble....my Dad would purposely blast Who's Sorry Now 🤣 Makes me smile still to listen to her.

Old but still good

Love

Classic

Since completes what feels like an incomparable trilogy. Buckner’s voice is now fully formed—clear, singular and unmistakable—and the album creates a mood so complete you can live inside it. Those first three records felt like my own secret gift.

On Devotion + Doubt, Buckner fully came into his voice—more confident, more distinctive and unmistakably himself. It retains some of the trappings of alt-country but completely transcends them. A gorgeous, nearly perfect album.

Love the song. Every time I listen to it my heart breaks a little bit but then I feel understood. The lyrics accompany and the sound embraces. It's the best comfort music.

When Bloomed appeared, it felt like the album I’d been waiting for all my life. The country music is loose and unforced, but the storytelling and emotion are almost unbearably intense. It changed my life—and made Richard Buckner one of my essential artists.

Prine’s first record on Asylum. Produced by Steve Goodman. Possibly his best?

Seminole moment in my musical journey