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- “Carousel” The album closer hits a poignant note with the story of Elaina, a former circus acrobat who misses Harlan, her trapeze partner from years earlier.
- “If I Was a Cowboy” Lambert has taken Palomino’s first single into the top 20 of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart, and with good reason. It’s an easygoing track with a bit of a gender twist: “If I was a cowboy, I’d be the queen,” she sings, and lines like “You thought the west was wild but you ain’t saddled up with me” leave no doubt to her claims.
- “Waxahatchie” Another track she debuted on The Marfa Tapes, Lambert is on the run again after leaving New Orleans in a huff. Delightfully breezy and melodic but still with some emotional heft, it feels almost like a song Jimmy Webb would have written for Glen Campbell in the late ‘60s.
- “I’ll Be Lovin’ You” For all her wandering, Lambert’s partner remains her true north in this upbeat, sweet ode to a love that distance only make grow fonder.
Apr 29, 2022 · Lambert’s breadth is on full display on Palomino, a loose concept album about the American road, completed during two years spent largely off-tour. It’s a scattershot travelogue, idealized and ...
May 4, 2022 · Again, it’s best to describe Palomino as a Miranda Lambert record, which means it’s probably not as good or as country as the recent major label albums from Carly Pearce or Ashley McBride, but it’s much better than than the balance of the mainstream. Miranda Lambert remains a bright spot, a songwriting champion, and someone who keeps it somewhat country in a hostile environment.
Apr 26, 2022 · Palomino, Lambert’s eighth solo album, is full of departures too. Lambert and her collaborators (including co-producers Randall and Luke Dick) wrote a multihued batch of songs about movement and ...
- "Actin' Up"
- "Scenes"
- "In His Arms"
- "Geraldene"
- "Tourist"
- "Music City Queen" Feat. The B-52's
- "Strange"
- "Wandering Spirit"
- "I'll Be Lovin' You"
- "That's What Makes The Jukebox Play"
Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Jon RandallThere are multiple fun name drops including Tiger Woods, Elvis, and Ricky Bobby (from Will Ferrell's comedy Talladega Nights)Standout line: "Even Tiger Woods couldn't swing it this good"Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Natalie Hemby"Scenes" can only be described as the ultimate brokenhearted boogie, full of colorful characters crafted by Lambert, Dick, and Hemby including a trucker named Dwayne and a hippie named Katie with a K.Lambert co-wrote this song with Jack Ingram and Jon RandallOne of three songs brought over from The Marfa TapesLambert sings of nostalgia for a past love, the simple melody and intimate style of the recording make you feel like you're being serenaded by a friend.Lambert co-wrote this song with Jack Ingram and Jon RandallOne of three songs brought over from The Marfa TapesStandout line: "You're trailer park pretty, but you're never gonna be Jolene"Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Natalie HembyThis was the first song written for the album that helped create the overall themeStandout line: "I'll take a couple memories but I won't stay behind/I'll never be a number on a population sign"Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Natalie HembyThe album's press release describes it as a "funky Deee-Lite meets Creedence Clearwater Revival trip down the Cumberland River" which couldn't be more accurate"When Natalie, who is such a bad ass singer and the kind of person who raises the cool in every room, started singing 'Rollin' on the river...,' we were all like, 'What if the B-52s sing on this?'"...Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Natalie Hemby"The song 'Strange' came together in a really cool, organic way," Lambert told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1. "Natalie Hemby and Luke Dick and I were out writing at my farm and Natalie had this really...This song was written by Mick Jagger and James RippetoeLambert admitted she was skeptical of doing a cover of Mick Jagger but Dick and Randall talked her into it. Now it's one of her favorites on the album."No one can do anything like Mick Jagger," Lambert says. "It's like trying to do Dolly, it's not possible. So, find your own lane. And all I could think was Rosanne Cash's 'My Baby Thinks He's a Tr...Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Jon RandallOne of the standout songs on the entire album, "I'll Be Lovin' You" is full of fun piano moments and electric guitar strums, showing off Lambert's edgier side that veers from a more traditional cou...Lambert co-wrote this song with Luke Dick and Natalie HembyThis is another ballad of heartbreak but there's a strength in the laid-back recording of "That's What Makes The Jukebox Play." You can almost see the old bar dive bar full of interesting character...Standout line: "When you live like neon/ There's a song you can lean on"May 14, 2022 · Since the pandemic upended the world around us, we've been treated to albums that were simultaneous products and studies of quarantined life. With Palomino, her ninth studio album, Miranda Lambert surveys the expanse of mobile life by way of a metaphorical road trip. The album arrives on the heels of 2019's Wildcard and 2021's The Marfa Tapes.
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Apr 27, 2022 · Miranda Lambert Sounds Perfectly at Home on the Wandering Travelogue ‘Palomino’: Album Review The country star notches another rock-solid entry in one of the 21st century’s most ruthlessly ...
