After the Farm is the second studio album by Rosie Flores. It was released by HighTone Records on March 18, 1992.
Musical style
Kevin Ransom of Guitar Player called the record "a tough-minded three-guitar country-rock showcase that uses The Byrds and Buffalo Springfield as musical touchstones."
Critical reception
Chip Renner of AllMusic writes, "From start to finish, there is something special about this CD." He finishes his review with, "They rock, with some real killer slide-guitar work. If you like your country hard, you'll love it."
Robert Christgau gives the album an A− and says, "the catch in her voice has gotten so husky you want to give her a squeeze, and she writes more good songs about the usual thing than any of the young hunks who've given Nashville delusions of grandeur."
On this album, Musician reviewer Peter Cronin noted, "Flores is playing more guitar and writing better songs than on her ill-fated Warner Bros., debut. Most importantly, the singer sounds like she's having a blast."
Track listing
Track information and credits adapted from the album's liner notes.
Musicians
Rosie Flores – Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar Dusty Wakeman – Bass, Backing Vocals Donald Lindley – Drums, Percussion Duane Jarvis – Electric Guitar Greg Leisz – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals, Lap Steel Guitar Jim Lauderdale – Harmony Vocals (track 10)
Production
Dusty Wakeman – Producer, Engineer, Recorded By, Mixed By Greg Leisz – Producer Michael Dumas – Engineer, Recorded By Eddy Schreyer – Mastered By Tom Green – Recording Assistant Kathren Dettling – Hair Constance Damron – Make-up Mari Yoneda – Art Direction/Design Susan Maljan – Photography/Art Direction
Dedication
This recording is dedicated to the memory of Stevie Ray Vaughan.
References
External links Artist Official Site