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The Twilight Zone

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Download links and information about The Twilight Zone by Jason Allen. This album was released in 2008 and it belongs to Country genres. It contains 12 tracks with total duration of 38:55 minutes.

Artist: Jason Allen
Release date: 2008
Genre: Country
Tracks: 12
Duration: 38:55
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. I Can't Let You Go 4:06
2. Jenny Lee 2:57
3. I Can't Hide This Heartache 3:34
4. Been There Done That 2:42
5. Elvis Tonight 2:51
6. You Make My World Go 'Round 3:03
7. I Just Called to Say I Love You 3:57
8. He's Still Dancin' With Her 3:21
9. Lost 3:23
10. The Twilight Zone 4:12
11. Dance With Me Baby 2:47
12. When I See God (Bonus Track) 2:02

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Jason Allen’s aptly-titled album The Twilight Zone transports the listener back to the late ‘50s, when Southwestern rock and Lone Star country fused into a compelling whole. This Texas-based singer/songwriter viscerally connects with the steaminess and gloom of classic rockabilly. “Lost,” “I Can’t Let You Go” and the title brood and obsess over troubled love affairs, spurred on with some of the most deeply twanging guitars this side of Duane Eddy. Allen is also quite adept at upbeat fare, applying his winning tenor to such girl-crazy romps as “Jenny Lee,” “Elvis Tonight,” and the swing-slanted “Dance With Me Baby.” Tex-Mex violins lend a border cantina mood to “I Can’t Hide This Heartache,” while “You Make My World Go ‘Round” has the affable tone of an early George Strait hit. The album’s oddest track, a country shuffle remake of Stevie Wonder’s “I Just Called to Say I Love You,” is also one of its best — Allen approaches the tune as if it were a honky-tonk standard. The Twilight Zone is an unpretentious gem that can’t help but raise a smile. May Allen keep making music in a zone all his own.