THE
FABULOUS GINN SISTERS
You Can't Take A Bad Girl Home
Released 2010
The
Fabulous Ginn Sisters have
made a career of breaking hearts in
clubs across North America as well
as providing hip girl-power wisdom,
smarts, insight, savvy, wit and allure
to those already in the know. And now
you can take these “bad” but
artistically great gals home and love
them for the rest of your days with
their sophomore release on Lonesome
Day,You Can't Take a Bad Girl Home.
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Packaging
is a jewel case with a 4-panel lyrics
page
included.
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Lipstick noir
doesn't come any more tingly than titular
lead-off "You Should've Known" ("you
can't take a bad girl home"),
a midnight motorcycle ride of lust
and regret. "So there goes your
hope," concludes the dreamy opener, "dirty
as tailpipe smoke." Dreams good and bad recur throughout You Can't
Take a Bad Girl Home. An undeniable
Lilith Fair hook, the callous "Hey
Doll" ("you're just another
lover") comes hither next, only
to be trumped by the sultry, Rickie
Lee Jones girlishness of "Dreams," a
gorgeous cautionary tale about neglecting
one's better half. Swamp-mospherics
coating the succeeding "Baton
Rouge" summon Concrete
Blonde's Johnette Napolitano
("Bloodletting [The Vampire Song]"),
only this gal ain't coming back from
the afterlife ("on my tombstone
write, 'She was here, but now she's
dead'").
The winsome vocal
inset to simplistic festive jangle "Share
Our Secrets" speaks to producer Fred
Eaglesmith's understanding
not only of songcraft as a gemstone
in need of the right setting but of
vocals mic'd for maximum variety within
an organic whole. Prime example: "Fireworks" is pure Lucinda Williams circa
Sweet Old World. The seventh, eighth,
and ninth slots suffer in comparison,
but closer "Redhead Rosie" paddles
'n' twangs a riverboat pearl straight
out of Delaney & Bonnie. You Can't
Take a Bad Girl Home, but you can sure
as hell hole up at a Days Inn.
Raoul Hernandez,
Austin Chronicle
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