If you could reach out to your nation, what message would you convey? In his compelling album, Dear America, Eric Bibb delves into a profound relationship with a country marked by contrasts. With roots in New York City, Bibb draws inspiration from the vibrant folk revival of the 1960s, while also reflecting on the tumultuous events that have shaped American society.
This collection captures the essence of both the struggles and triumphs of the United States. As he addresses pressing issues like race relations and societal change, Bibb infuses his music with hope, love, and a vision for a brighter future. Dear America is not just a musical journey; it’s a call to action, reminding us that the narrative of our future is still unwritten.
Track Listing:
- 1. Whole Lotta Lovin’ (Feat. Ron Carter)
- 2. Born of a Woman (Feat. Shaneeka Simon)
- 3. Whole World’s Got the Blues (Feat. Eric Gales)
- 4. Dear America
- 5. Different Picture (Feat. Chuck Campbell)
- 6. Tell Yourself
- 7. Emmett’s Ghost (Feat. Ron Carter)
- 8. White & Black
- 9. Along the Way
- 10. Talkin’ ‘Bout a Train Part 1 (Feat. Billy Branch)
- 11. Talkin’ ‘Bout a Train Part 2
- 12. Love’s Kingdom (Feat. Tommy Sims & Glen Scott)
- 13. One-ness of Love (Feat. Lisa Mills)
Jason Jones (verified owner) –
Eric Bibb’s Dear America is a stunning collection that beautifully captures the spirit of our times. A must-have for any folk music lover!
Crystal Barrett (verified owner) –
I’ve been a fan of Eric Bibb for years, and this album is one of his best. It’s deeply moving and relevant.
Leslie Lozano (verified owner) –
The tracks in Dear America resonate with powerful messages. It’s not just music; it’s a statement on social change.