Mic Harrison - Pallbearers Shoes

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Album Review: Mic Harrison’s Pallbearers Shoes Mic Harrison’s Pallbearers Shoes is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. Released in 2004, it blends rock, folk, and a dash of country into something both familiar and refreshingly raw. The record feels like a late-night chat with an old friend—comfortable but not without its sharp edges. It’s got that singer-songwriter vibe where every lyric seems to carry a little weight, like Harrison’s just telling you his stories over a beer or two. Take “All at Once,” for instance. This track hits hard right out the gate. There’s no grand build-up; it just lays it all out there. The melody sticks with you—not because it’s flashy, but because it’s honest. You can almost picture Harrison sitting alone in a dimly lit room, scribbling these lyrics down as they come to him. And yeah, maybe it loops around a bit too much (the album repeats some tracks—quirky move, Mic), but somehow it works. It’s like hearing the same story twice from different angles, and by the second time, you catch details you missed before. Then there’s “Hole in My Heart.” Man, this one lingers. It’s slower, more deliberate, and Harrison’s voice cracks in places like he means every word. The song feels personal, like he’s singing about someone who really mattered to him. Maybe it’s cheesy to say, but it reminds me of those moments when you’re driving alone and suddenly get hit with memories you didn’t even know were buried so deep. The guitar work here is understated yet perfect—it doesn’t try to steal the spotlight, letting the words do most of the talking. The production is straightforward, handled by Harrison himself alongside engineer Don Coffey Jr., which fits the stripped-down aesthetic. Nothing feels overly polished, and that’s what makes Pallbearers Shoes stand out. Labels like Blue Rose Records and Valley Entertainment clearly saw potential in this mix of grit and soul, releasing it across Germany and the US. Honestly, listening to this album feels like flipping through an old photo album. Some pages are blurry, others crystal clear, but each has its own charm. By the end, you realize you’ve been humming along to tunes that don’t demand your attention—they earn it. So, would I recommend Pallbearers Shoes? Absolutely. But don’t expect fireworks or anything overly dramatic. What you’ll find instead is a collection of songs that feel lived-in, like they’ve been waiting for you to discover them. Oh, and fun fact—I kept mistyping “Pallbearers” as “Pillowbearers” while writing this review. Guess my brain thought pillows sounded cozier. Either way, cozy or not, this album leaves a mark.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Hazel's Walking5:32
Road To Flounders
All At Once3:36
Welcome to the World3:37
Something to Let You Down2:37
Hazel's Waiting05:32
Hazel's Walking
Something To Let You Down
Shake Your Faith4:12
Road to Flounders2:11
Journey's End
All at Once03:36
Journey's End03:09
River City Bluff3:6
Hole In My Heart
Madame3:2
Still Waiting4:26
Back to Knoxville3:25
Welcome To The World
Journey\3:9
Hole in My Heart2:31
Back To Knoxville

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Catalog Numbers

  • VLT 15184
  • BLU CD0349

Labels

  • Valley Entertainment
  • Blue Rose Records

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerMic Harrison
EngineerDon Coffey Jr.
Written-ByMic Harrison

Barcodes

Barcode: 618321518427

About Mic Harrison

An American musician from Tennessee. He was formerly in & and now plays in Mic Harrison And The High Score.

Name Vars

  • M. Harrison
  • Mike Harrison

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Mic Harrison's album *Pallbearers Shoes* has a tracklist that feels like it has a mind of its own. Songs like "Hazel's Walking" and "Journey's End" show up twice, but with slightly different titles or variations. It’s almost like the album is playing a little game with you, making you wonder if you’re hearing the same song or a reimagined version. Released in 2004, this mix of rock, folk, and singer-songwriter vibes was crafted with care, produced by Mic himself and engineered by Don Coffey Jr. Definitely one of those albums that keeps you on your toes!