album "A River Ain't Too Much to Love"

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music album studio album

"A River Ain't Too Much to Love" is a critically acclaimed 2005 folk-rock album by Bill Callahan, released under his Smog moniker and noted for its sparse, introspective songwriting.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	music album → studio album →
artist	Smog →
associatedAct	Bill Callahan →
chronology	part of Smog album discography →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
coverSongIncluded	In the Pines →
criticalReception	critically acclaimed →
follows	Supper →
format	CD → digital download → vinyl →
genre	folk rock → indie folk → lo-fi →
hasArtwork	album cover featuring river imagery →
hasLength	approximately 48 minutes →
hasMood	introspective → melancholic →
hasTheme	nature → personal relationships → spiritual reflection →
hasType	full-length album →
instrumentation	acoustic guitar → minimal percussion → piano →
labelLocation	Chicago →
language	English →
notableFor	introspective songwriting → sparse instrumentation →
performer	Bill Callahan →
previousWork	Supper →
primarySongwriter	Bill Callahan →
producer	Bill Callahan →
recordingAliasUsed	Smog →
recordLabel	Drag City →
releaseYear	2005 →
track	Drinking at the Dam → I Could Drive Forever → I Feel Like the Mother of the World → In the Pines → Let Me See the Colts → Palimpsest → Rock Bottom Riser → Running the Loping → Say Valley Maker → The Well →
vocalStyle	baritone vocals →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bill Callahan →	notableWork