Iris DeMent - The Way I Should - 30th Anniversary - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Country
- Description: With The Way I Should, Iris DeMent stepped boldly into new territory, delivering a collection that balanced her fierce lyrical conviction with tender vulnerability. Released in 1996, this third studio album from the revered Americana singer-songwriter expanded on her folk and country roots, blending sharp political commentary with deeply personal storytelling.Backed by a fuller, more contemporary sound and featuring collaborations with legends like Delbert McClinton and Mark Knopfler, DeMent doesn't shy away from weighty topics. From government corruption (InchWasteland of the FreeInch) to working-class struggle (InchQuality TimeInch), she gives voice to the disillusioned with searing honesty and soulful grit.Yet for all it's pointed critique, The Way I Should is just as powerful in it's quieter moments. Songs like InchWhen My Mornin' Comes AroundInch and InchKeep Me GodInch shimmer with grace, hope, and an unwavering moral compass. DeMent's unmistakable voice anchors every track with a sense of authenticity that's rare and resonant.The Way I Should is a fearless statement from a singular voice in American music. Timeless in message and rich in heart, it remains one of DeMent's most compelling and relevant works.In celebration of the album's 30th anniversary, Yep Roc Records is pressing The Way I Should on vinyl for the first time. The album is remastered by Mike Westbrook of Material Mastering. Album Tracks 1. When My Mornin' Comes Around 2. There's a Wall in Washington 3. Wasteland of the Free 4. I'll Take My Sorrow Straight 5. This Kind of Happy 6. The Way I Should 7. Letter to Mom 8. Keep Me God 9. Quality Time 10. Walkin' Home 11. Trouble (With Delbert McClinton)
- Artist: Iris DeMent
- Title: The Way I Should - 30th Anniversary
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Yep Roc Records
- Release Date: 06/05/2026
- Genre: Country
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- Product Name: Iris DeMent - The Way I Should - 30th Anniversary - VINYL LP
- UPC: 634457208407
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With The Way I Should, Iris DeMent stepped boldly into new territory, delivering a collection that balanced her fierce lyrical conviction with tender vulnerability. Released in 1996, this third studio album from the revered Americana singer-songwriter expanded on her folk and country roots, blending sharp political commentary with deeply personal storytelling.Backed by a fuller, more contemporary sound and featuring collaborations with legends like Delbert McClinton and Mark Knopfler, DeMent doesn't shy away from weighty topics. From government corruption (InchWasteland of the FreeInch) to working-class struggle (InchQuality TimeInch), she gives voice to the disillusioned with searing honesty and soulful grit.Yet for all it's pointed critique, The Way I Should is just as powerful in it's quieter moments. Songs like InchWhen My Mornin' Comes AroundInch and InchKeep Me GodInch shimmer with grace, hope, and an unwavering moral compass. DeMent's unmistakable voice anchors every track with a sense of authenticity that's rare and resonant.The Way I Should is a fearless statement from a singular voice in American music. Timeless in message and rich in heart, it remains one of DeMent's most compelling and relevant works.In celebration of the album's 30th anniversary, Yep Roc Records is pressing The Way I Should on vinyl for the first time. The album is remastered by Mike Westbrook of Material Mastering. Album Tracks 1. When My Mornin' Comes Around 2. There's a Wall in Washington 3. Wasteland of the Free 4. I'll Take My Sorrow Straight 5. This Kind of Happy 6. The Way I Should 7. Letter to Mom 8. Keep Me God 9. Quality Time 10. Walkin' Home 11. Trouble (With Delbert McClinton)
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