John Hiatt - Living A Little Laughing A Little 1974 85

Review by Alan Pamungkas

John Hiatt's album 'Living A Little Laughing A Little 1974-85' is a delightful collection of his early works. The album's title track sets the tone for a fun, upbeat experience that showcases Hiatt's signature blend of rock, blues, and country influences. The album features some of his most beloved songs, including 'Riding With The King,' 'Memphis In The Meantime,' and 'Thing Called Love.'

The album is a testament to Hiatt's songwriting prowess and his ability to convey a range of emotions through his music. His lyrics are witty, introspective, and relatable, making the album a timeless classic. The instrumentation is superb, with Hiatt's guitar and harmonica playing complemented by the backing band's expert musicianship.

Summary by Alan Pamungkas

'Living A Little Laughing A Little 1974-85' is a fantastic album that showcases John Hiatt's early years as a songwriter and performer. It's a must-listen for fans of classic rock, blues, and country music, and it's sure to put a smile on anyone's face.