About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Use Me' was released in 2011, David Bromberg had already established himself as a respected figure in American roots music, returning to recording after a hiatus. This album marked his first release in over a decade, following the well-received 'Try Me One More Time' from 2007, showcasing his enduring influence and mastery of diverse musical styles.
Why it matters
The album received positive reviews for its blend of blues and folk influences, helping to reintroduce Bromberg to a new generation of listeners. It also features collaborations with notable artists like Vince Gill and Jerry Douglas, which further highlights its significance within the Americana music scene.
Essential tracks
- "Ride On Out A Ways" — This track showcases Bromberg's ability to blend poignant lyrics with an infectious groove, making it a memorable highlight of the album.
- "Diggin' In The Deep Blue Sea" — With its playful lyrics and catchy melody, this song exemplifies Bromberg's knack for storytelling through music while maintaining a fun atmosphere.
- "Use Me" — The title track encapsulates the emotional depth and musicality of the album, featuring Bromberg's soulful vocals and intricate guitar work.
Release Date
July 12, 2011
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Tongue 3:31
- 2 Ride On Out A Ways 3:45
- 3 Bring It With You When You Come 3:39
- 4 Blue Is Fallin' 4:08
- 5 You Don't Wanna Make Me Mad 4:31
- 6 Diggin' In The Deep Blue Sea 5:44
- 7 The Long Goodbye 3:32
- 8 Old Neighborhood 3:58
- 9 It's Just A Matter Of Time 3:09
- 10 Lookout Mountain Girl 3:53
- 11 Use Me 6:28
