About this album
Where they were
By 2007, David Bromberg was a seasoned musician with a career spanning over four decades, known for his eclectic style. 'Try Me One More Time' marked his return to recording after a lengthy hiatus, following his 1990 album 'The Player.' This release showcased his deep roots in American music while introducing a new generation to his distinctive sound.
Why it matters
This album is significant for its authentic representation of traditional American roots music, blending blues and bluegrass seamlessly. It received positive critical reception, including praise from notable publications, reaffirming Bromberg's status as an influential figure in the genre.
Essential tracks
- "Try Me One More Time" — The title track encapsulates the album’s emotional core, showcasing Bromberg's soulful vocals and masterful guitar work.
- "Kind Hearted Woman" — This cover pays homage to blues legend Robert Johnson while highlighting Bromberg's ability to reinterpret classic material with authenticity.
- "I Belong to the Band" — This track reflects Bromberg’s storytelling prowess and features a rich arrangement that brings the song's themes of community and belonging to life.
- "Moonshiner" — A haunting rendition of this traditional folk song showcases Bromberg's deep connection to American musical traditions.
Release Date
January 1, 2007
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Try Me One More Time 2:55
- 2 Kind Hearted Woman 1:56
- 3 Big Road 3:49
- 4 It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Lot to Cry 1:39
- 5 Buck Dancer’s Choice 3:37
- 6 I Belong to the Band 4:32
- 7 Moonshiner 3:50
- 8 Shake Sugaree 2:19
- 9 Hey Bub 1:58
- 10 Love Changing Blues 3:12
- 11 When First Unto This Country 1:35
- 12 Levee Camp Moan 3:12
- 13 Trying to Get Home 3:18
- 14 East Virginia 4:03
- 15 Windin’ Boy 3:05
- 16 Lonesome Roving Wolves 3:18
