Platinum Miranda Lambert

• 1 Girls 03:35
• 2 Platinum 03:11
• 3 Little Red Wagon 03:25
• 4 Smokin' and Drinkin' 05:31
• 5 Priscilla 03:27
• 6 Automatic 04:08
• 7 Bathroom Sink 04:06
• 8 Old Sh!t 02:45
• 9 All That's Left 03:12
• 10 Gravity Is a B**ch 03:08
• 11 Babies Makin' Babies 02:56
• 12 Somethin' Bad 02:50
• 13 Holding On to You 04:33
• 14 Two Rings Shy 03:18
• 15 Hard Staying Sober 04:29
• 16 Another Sunday in the South 03:51
• Total Runtime 58:25

Info for Platinum

Miranda Lambert’s fifth studio album ‘Platinum’ presents an emotionally centered 30-year-old’s perspective on the world. Few songs cut deep lyrically, but the singer hardly plays it safe.

Find risk-taking in songs like ‘Little Red Wagon,’ ‘Two Rings Shy’ and her sexy love song ‘Holding on to You.’ It’s all in the production and her vocal stylings. The first is a great punk rocker while the latter sizzles like something off her husband’s most recent album. Both are enjoyable new sides to this singer.

On ‘Platinum,’ Lambert turns inward for many of the signature tracks. ‘Priscilla,’ ‘Bathroom Sink’ and ‘Old Sh*t’ will strike a chord with a select group, but none of the three wraps an arm around a wide swatch of country music fans.

‘Babies Makin’ Babies,’ ‘Smokin’ and Drinkin’ with Little Big Town and ‘Another Sunday in the South’ are three that are more accessible. Ashley Monroe helped Lambert write ‘Sunday,’ as well as ‘Holding on to You,’ the best song on ‘Platinum.’

Miranda Lambert, vocals
Aden Bubeck, bass
Chris Kline, keyboard
Alex Weeden, guitar
Scotty Wray, guitar
Keith Zebroski, percussion

Produced by Frank Liddell, Chuck Ainlay, Glenn Worf

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