Ronnie Fauss

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Song For Zula 00:00 Tools
Eighteen Wheels (feat. Rhett Miller) 00:00 Tools
The Night Before the War 03:19 Tools
Everybody Deserves A Merry Christmas 03:19 Tools
Big Leagues 03:19 Tools
I Can't Remember (What You Can't Forget) 04:23 Tools
I Don't See You 03:29 Tools
Good Enough 04:55 Tools
Sin City 05:03 Tools
The Last 04:56 Tools
Twenty-Two Years 04:56 Tools
Pistols in the Air 03:43 Tools
Another Town 03:50 Tools
I Can't Make You Happy 03:43 Tools
Clay Pigeons 04:20 Tools
With Love 03:50 Tools
A Pretty Nice Night For Houston 03:51 Tools
A Natural End 03:50 Tools
The Saddest Love That's Ever Been Made 03:50 Tools
Eighteen Wheels 02:46 Tools
This Year 04:26 Tools
A Place Out In The Country 04:26 Tools
The Big Catch 04:26 Tools
I'm Sorry Baby (That's Just The Way It Goes) 04:26 Tools
Never Gonna Last 04:26 Tools
Old Life 04:26 Tools
Come On Down 04:50 Tools
New Madrid 04:50 Tools
To Ease My Mind 04:50 Tools
Answers You Already Know 04:03 Tools
Wish 04:07 Tools
Saginaw Paper Mill 04:07 Tools
Driving Through Memphis 04:30 Tools
Just Another Tuesday 00:00 Tools
One Eye Open 02:46 Tools
Swingin' Doors 03:41 Tools
Tia Maria 03:41 Tools
Bright Lights of L.A. 03:41 Tools
Hold On To Me 03:28 Tools
Another Song 04:07 Tools
Being Alone 04:07 Tools
Just The Other Side Of Nowhere 03:34 Tools
Big Umbrella 03:32 Tools
It's A Long Long Way 03:32 Tools
The Velocity of Saul At the Time of His Conversion 03:32 Tools
There Is An Irrigation Problem In Gilroy 03:32 Tools
No One To Blame But Yourself 03:32 Tools
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 03:32 Tools
I Think We're Going To Be Okay 03:32 Tools
It's A Long, Long Way 03:32 Tools
It's a Choice 03:32 Tools
Eighteen Wheels (featuring Rhett Miller of the Old 97s) 03:32 Tools
I Think We’re Going To Be Okay 03:32 Tools
I Can't Remember 04:08 Tools
Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right 03:32 Tools
Everybody Deserves a Merry Chr 04:08 Tools
It’s a Choice 03:32 Tools
Happy To Be Here 04:08 Tools
Sabu Visits The Twin Cities Alone 04:08 Tools
The saddes love that's ever been 04:08 Tools
Eighteen Wheels (featuring Rhett Miller) 04:08 Tools
Everybody Deserves A Merry Christ 04:08 Tools
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Ronnie Fauss (born in Oklahoma and raised in Houston, TX) is an American alternative country singer-songwriter based in Dallas, TX. Fauss grew up in the brutal Texas heat where 95 degrees often constitutes a nice night, and where a man may seek relief through the nearest watering hole or under the chords of a freshly-tuned guitar. Possessing a unique voice in the alt-country vein seamlessly stretching towards moments of Americana and folk, Fauss is both optimist and realist, chasing his dream girl down a long dirt road and lamenting the struggles of his friends and neighbors, which serve as a microcosm for the country at large. The Dallas-based singer-songwriter announced his arrival on the scene with a string of EPs in 2009 & 2010 (New Songs for the Old Frontier, I Can’t Make You Happy, Mulligan) that provided rough sketches of an artist stomping around in space until solid ground appeared beneath his feet. On I Am The Man You Know I’m Not, a gifted bare bones storyteller has emerged, singing in warm, personal tones accentuated by flourishes of electric guitars, fiddles, organs, and steel guitars. Baring the influence of John Prine and Steve Earle, Fauss’ songs excel with a remarkable economy of words and poignant, catchy hooks. The sparse, pastoral duet with Lilly Hiatt on Gram Parsons’ “Sin City,” an homage to the legends of Fauss’ sub-genre, is tempered by the uptempo, Neil Young-channeling “The Night Before the War.” Whether wandering around broken-hearted (“I Don’t See You”) or at relative peace (“Pistols in the Air”), Fauss eschews the whisky-guzzling country bad boy façade in favor of the genuine article. Recorded at BnG Studio in Nashville alongside producer Sigurdur Birkis (drummer for Will Hoge), I Am The Man You Know I’m Not is an 11-song testament to how far the alt-country sound has traveled from the classic Wilco and Uncle Tupelo records of the 90s. Fauss’ narratives explore present tense perils and the requisite hope for tomorrow, all while acknowledging that things could fall apart at any moment. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.