From the monthly archives: October 2009
by Josh Hurst | The Hurst Review
Terri Clark’s The Long Way Home bears a title that splits the difference between two Dixie Chicks records– Home and Taking the Long Way– which may not be intentional, but it’s illuminating nevertheless: Clark’s album is indeed pitched somewhere between those two recordings, not quite comfortable [...]
“Don’t wanna rock no babies, but baby I’ll rock you,” sings Clark on “Gypsy Boots,” the kicking opener of a country album that consistently brings it home.” (*** of 4)
by Thom Jurek – AllMusic.com
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Four years after her final Mercury Nashville album, Life Goes On, a wiser, bloodied, but unbowed Terri Clark emerges on the The Long Way Home. This self-produced, self-released album is on her own Bare Tracks imprint, distributed by Capitol. Clark wrote or co-wrote every track on The [...]
Hey All,
I am gearing up for the long way home. Seriously, we are starting in New Brunswick, and ending on Vancouver Island…. literally coast to coast, now that IS the long way home…
By Nereida Fernandes
With 14 years in the business and six studio albums under her belt, Canadian country singer Terri Clark’s latest release, The Long Way Home, feels like a debut. On a mission to take ownership of her career, and most importantly her song craft, Clark shed her role as a major label performer [...]
