In the midst of a global pandemic,
John Hiatt walked into Historic RCA
Studio B and opened up a lifetime full of leftover feelings. A
half-century ago, Hiatt lived in a ratty, USD15-a-week room on
Nashville's 16th Avenue, less than a mile away from the RCA and Columbia
studios that were the heartbeat of what had come to be known as "Music
Row." In the ensuing 50 years, he went from a scuffling young buck to a
celebrated grand master of song. With
Leftover Feelings, Hiatt teamed up
with multi-grammy winning artist and producer,
Jerry Douglas and his
band, The Jerry Douglas Band. There's no drummer, yet these grooves are
deep and true. And while the up-tempo songs are, as ever, filled with
delightful internal rhyme and sly aggression, the Jerry Douglas Band's
empathetic musicianship nudges Hiatt to performances that are
startlingly vulnerable.
1. Long Black Electric Cadillac (3:25)
2. Mississippi Phone Booth (3:06)
3. The Music Is Hot (3:46)
4. All The Lilacs In Ohio (3:29)
5. I'm In Asheville (3:27)
6. Light Of The Burning Sun (4:38)
7. Little Goodnight (4:43)
8. Buddy Boy (3:27)
9. Changes In My Mind (3:34)
10. Keen Rambler (3:25)
11. Sweet Dream (4:29)
