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The earnest melancholy and winsome melodies of Nashville transplant Josh Rouse's second album, Home, recall both Duncan Sheik and Ron Sexsmith. Inventive arrangements — a hint of cello, trombone, and vibes in ''Marvin Gaye,'' for instance — help disguise the songs' sameness, while power-packed drumming energizes the acoustic instruments. Home may not jump-start your next party, but it'll provide some consolation should you find yourself alone when the dancing's done. B
Posted Mar 31, 2000
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