Name: Down To My Last Bad Habit
Brand: Universal Music Group
SKU: 78521747
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Down To My Last Bad Habit

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Album: Down To My Last Bad Habit
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Reasons For The Tears I Cry	More Info...
2)	Down To My Last Bad Habit	More Info...
3)	Me And My Girl	More Info...
4)	Like My Daddy Did	More Info...
5)	Make You Feel Real Good	More Info...
6)	I Can t Do This	More Info...
7)	My Favorite Movie	More Info...
8)	One More Mistake I Made	More Info...
9)	Take Me Down	More Info...
10)	I ll Be Waiting For You	More Info...
11)	When It s Love	More Info...
12)	Sad One Comin On (A Song For George Jones)	More Info...

Album: Down To My Last Bad Habit
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Reasons For The Tears I Cry	More Info...
2)	Down To My Last Bad Habit	More Info...
3)	Me And My Girl	More Info...
4)	Like My Daddy Did	More Info...
5)	Make You Feel Real Good	More Info...
6)	I Can t Do This	More Info...
7)	My Favorite Movie	More Info...
8)	One More Mistake I Made	More Info...
9)	Take Me Down	More Info...
10)	I ll Be Waiting For You	More Info...
11)	When It s Love	More Info...
12)	Sad One Comin On (A Song For George Jones)	More Info...

Performer Notes

Audio Mixer: Justin Niebank.
Editor: Brian David Willis.
Photographer: Jim Wright .
The last two Vince Gill albums celebrated their intentions within their titles: 2011's Guitar Slinger found plenty of space for his six-string prowess and his 2013 duet LP with Paul Franklin was a valentine to Bakersfield country. Down to My Last Bad Habit, his first solo album in a half-decade, is a slightly more complicated affair. While it can't be called a concept album, it's certainly unified by a soulful sensibility, trading heavily on slow, simmering grooves and favoring a feel so warm it feels as comfortable as an old tattered sweater. A lot of skill went into a record that appears so casual, and Gill once again is the chief architect of this record, writing every number and co-producing with Justin Niebank, playing all the guitar and singing most of the harmonies, too. Each of these components is impressive on its own -- Gill is a consummate guitarist and his writing is nearly as tasteful and assured -- and it's possible to listen and concentrate only on these elements, marveling at craft that's polished but never too slick, or perhaps being struck how the guitarist finds space for both jazz trumpeter Chris Botti and Nashville upstart Cam, neither feeling out of place in this setting. Nevertheless, the primary attraction of Down to My Last Bad Habit is its vibe, how Gill maintains an elegant, soulful air throughout the record even when he's singing about Jimmy Dickens or sneaking in a little bit of fingerpicking. The only time he breaks the spell is for the closer, "Sad One Comin' On (A Song for George Jones)," a hardcore honky tonky weeper that suits the spirit of the Possum and also serves as a reminder of Gill's deep country roots, but the appeal of Down to My Last Bad Habit feels more Memphis than Nashville: it's Vince Gill's soul album, which is a welcome thing indeed. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine