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Jake Owen|Easy Does It

Easy Does It

Jake Owen

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Everything about Jake Owen is a testament to Nashville's image of an everyday all-American. He has an ordinary name, he's hunky but not threatening, he has facial hair as sculpted as his biceps, he has a warm, friendly voice that is as suited for sentiment as it is for hoisting a frosty bottle of American beer. There's not a thing that's surprising about Jake Owen, either on his 2006 debut or this, his 2009 follow-up, that replicates the formula of his first to the letter, going so far as to offer a new version of "Eight Second Ride," presumably following the assumption that if it produced a modest success the first time around, things will get better the next time. Musically, that's pretty much true: Easy Does It gets the balance of sports bar anthems, radio ballads, and Sunday sentiment right, hitting every cliché perhaps a bit too on the nose but effectively nonetheless. Complaining that this is a bit too familiar is beside the point because this is music meant to be familiar, to fit into pre-carved niches for Friday nights and Monday mornings, and it works not because the songs are great -- at their best they're sturdy, at their worst they're workaday -- but because the production is clean and uncluttered, focused directly on Jake Owen's warm, welcoming voice. Owen doesn't really look like a guy next door -- he's too hunky by far -- but he does sound like the homecoming king from a small town, a guy comfortable with posing in the spotlight without looking like he's posing, and it's this easy charm that turns Easy Does It into an effective piece of country-pop product.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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1
Tell Me
00:04:38

Don Poythress, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

2
Eight Second Ride
00:03:07

Eric Durrance, Composer - Eric Durrance, Lyricist - Tania Hancheroff, Background Vocal - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Jake Owen, Lyricist - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

3
Easy Does It
00:03:35

Tania Hancheroff, Background Vocal - Jason Matthews, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

4
Don't Think I Can't Love You
00:03:05

Tania Hancheroff, Background Vocal - Jimmy Ritchey, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jimmy Ritchey, Lyricist - Jake Owen, Lyricist - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Kendell Marvel, Lyricist - Kendell Marvel, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2008 Sony Music Entertainment

5
Cherry On Top
00:03:37

Mark Stephen Jones, Composer - Tania Hancheroff, Background Vocal - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Travis Meadows, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

6
Who Said Whiskey (Was Meant To Drink A Woman Away)
00:03:26

Jimmy Ritchey, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Rob Hatch, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

7
Green Bananas
00:03:20

Jimmy Ritchey, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Bob Regan, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

8
Anything For You
00:03:52

John Wesley Ryles, Background Vocal - Jimmy Ritchey, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Bob Regan, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

9
Every Reason I Go Back
00:03:34

Casey Beathard, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Jake Owen, Composer - Dave Turnbull, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

10
Nothin' Grows In Shadows
00:05:01

Doug Johnson, Composer - Dallas Davidson, Composer - Jimmy Ritchey, Producer - Jake Owen, Performer - Rhett Akins, Composer - Wes Hightower, Background Vocal

(P) 2009 Sony Music Entertainment

Chronique

Everything about Jake Owen is a testament to Nashville's image of an everyday all-American. He has an ordinary name, he's hunky but not threatening, he has facial hair as sculpted as his biceps, he has a warm, friendly voice that is as suited for sentiment as it is for hoisting a frosty bottle of American beer. There's not a thing that's surprising about Jake Owen, either on his 2006 debut or this, his 2009 follow-up, that replicates the formula of his first to the letter, going so far as to offer a new version of "Eight Second Ride," presumably following the assumption that if it produced a modest success the first time around, things will get better the next time. Musically, that's pretty much true: Easy Does It gets the balance of sports bar anthems, radio ballads, and Sunday sentiment right, hitting every cliché perhaps a bit too on the nose but effectively nonetheless. Complaining that this is a bit too familiar is beside the point because this is music meant to be familiar, to fit into pre-carved niches for Friday nights and Monday mornings, and it works not because the songs are great -- at their best they're sturdy, at their worst they're workaday -- but because the production is clean and uncluttered, focused directly on Jake Owen's warm, welcoming voice. Owen doesn't really look like a guy next door -- he's too hunky by far -- but he does sound like the homecoming king from a small town, a guy comfortable with posing in the spotlight without looking like he's posing, and it's this easy charm that turns Easy Does It into an effective piece of country-pop product.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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