Mr. Misunderstood (Import)
First offered to fans as a surprise release through the mail, Church's fifth album 'Mr. Misunderstood' is an about-face from the bombastic explorations of 2014's 'The Outsiders' toward the kind of big, bittersweet country-rock that made ballads like "Springsteen" instant classics.
Produced by longtime collaborator Jay Joyce (whose credits include Little Big Town and Carrie Underwood), 'Mr. Misunderstood' is a hearty—and heartfelt—album, opening with a portrait of a good-natured outlaw who defies convention just by being himself ("Mr. Misunderstood") and ending with a litany of lessons from a three-year-old boy, chief among them the importance of admitting when you're wrong.
Mr. Misunderstood (Import)
First offered to fans as a surprise release through the mail, Church's fifth album 'Mr. Misunderstood' is an about-face from the bombastic explorations of 2014's 'The Outsiders' toward the kind of big, bittersweet country-rock that made ballads like "Springsteen" instant classics.
Produced by longtime collaborator Jay Joyce (whose credits include Little Big Town and Carrie Underwood), 'Mr. Misunderstood' is a hearty—and heartfelt—album, opening with a portrait of a good-natured outlaw who defies convention just by being himself ("Mr. Misunderstood") and ending with a litany of lessons from a three-year-old boy, chief among them the importance of admitting when you're wrong.
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First offered to fans as a surprise release through the mail, Church's fifth album 'Mr. Misunderstood' is an about-face from the bombastic explorations of 2014's 'The Outsiders' toward the kind of big, bittersweet country-rock that made ballads like "Springsteen" instant classics.
Produced by longtime collaborator Jay Joyce (whose credits include Little Big Town and Carrie Underwood), 'Mr. Misunderstood' is a hearty—and heartfelt—album, opening with a portrait of a good-natured outlaw who defies convention just by being himself ("Mr. Misunderstood") and ending with a litany of lessons from a three-year-old boy, chief among them the importance of admitting when you're wrong.
