Sandie Jones & Royal Earls - I Dont Want To Play House Fist City

Review by Helena Pérez Pous

Sandie Jones & Royal Earls have come together to release their latest album, I Don't Want to Play House Fist City, and it's a treat for country music fans. The album features a mix of classic country sounds with a modern twist, making it a refreshing addition to the genre.

The opening track, "Fist City," sets the tone for the album with its upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics. Sandie Jones' vocals are strong and confident, while the Royal Earls' instrumentation provides the perfect accompaniment.

The album also features some beautiful ballads, such as "What a Man My Man Is," which showcases Sandie Jones' emotional depth as a singer. The Royal Earls' harmonies add an extra layer of richness to the song.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Don't Let Me Cross Over," a duet between Sandie Jones and Royal Earls' lead vocalist. Their voices blend together beautifully, creating a haunting and powerful effect.

Summary by Helena Pérez Pous

I Don't Want to Play House Fist City is a solid album that showcases the talent of Sandie Jones and Royal Earls. It's a must-listen for fans of classic country music with a modern twist.