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| Next was 2013's ''[[Bakersfield (album)|Bakersfield]]'', a compilation of various country songs from the [[Bakersfield sound]] from artists such as [[Merle Haggard]] and [[Buck Owens]]. The album was credited as a collaboration with session steel guitar player [[Paul Franklin (musician)|Paul Franklin]].<ref name="allmusic"/> Gill and [[J.T. Corenflos]] alternated as lead guitarists on the sessions, with other musical contributors including bassist [[Willie Weeks]], drummer [[Greg Morrow]], and backing vocalist [[Dawn Sears]].<ref name="roughstock bakersfield">{{cite web | url=https://roughstock.com/news/2013/07/14629-album-review-vince-gill-paul-franklin-bakersfield | title=''Bakersfield'' review | publisher=Roughstock | date=July 26, 2013 | accessdate=April 18, 2024 | author=Matt Bjorke}}</ref> Among the tracks covered were Owens's "[[Together Again (Buck Owens song)|Together Again]]" and Haggard's "[[The Bottle Let Me Down]]" and "[[The Fightin' Side of Me]]".<ref name="bakersfield"/> Jurek thought that the album's song choices highlighted the "edgier" nature of the Bakersfield sound, while also speaking favorably of Gill's vocals and Franklin's playing.<ref name="bakersfield">{{cite web | url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/bakersfield-mw0002554860 | title=''Bakersfield'' | publisher=AllMusic | accessdate=April 18, 2024 | author=Thom Jurek}}</ref> Roughstock writer Matt Bjorke also praised the musicianship and song selection, stating that "Mainstream channels may not care much for this kind of music anymore but it's still as vibrant and fantastic as it has always been and in the loving hands of Vince Gill and Paul Franklin it shines once again."<ref name="roughstock bakersfield"/> | Next was 2013's ''[[Bakersfield (album)|Bakersfield]]'', a compilation of various country songs from the [[Bakersfield sound]] from artists such as [[Merle Haggard]] and [[Buck Owens]]. The album was credited as a collaboration with session steel guitar player [[Paul Franklin (musician)|Paul Franklin]].<ref name="allmusic"/> Gill and [[J.T. Corenflos]] alternated as lead guitarists on the sessions, with other musical contributors including bassist [[Willie Weeks]], drummer [[Greg Morrow]], and backing vocalist [[Dawn Sears]].<ref name="roughstock bakersfield">{{cite web | url=https://roughstock.com/news/2013/07/14629-album-review-vince-gill-paul-franklin-bakersfield | title=''Bakersfield'' review | publisher=Roughstock | date=July 26, 2013 | accessdate=April 18, 2024 | author=Matt Bjorke}}</ref> Among the tracks covered were Owens's "[[Together Again (Buck Owens song)|Together Again]]" and Haggard's "[[The Bottle Let Me Down]]" and "[[The Fightin' Side of Me]]".<ref name="bakersfield"/> Jurek thought that the album's song choices highlighted the "edgier" nature of the Bakersfield sound, while also speaking favorably of Gill's vocals and Franklin's playing.<ref name="bakersfield">{{cite web | url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/bakersfield-mw0002554860 | title=''Bakersfield'' | publisher=AllMusic | accessdate=April 18, 2024 | author=Thom Jurek}}</ref> Roughstock writer Matt Bjorke also praised the musicianship and song selection, stating that "Mainstream channels may not care much for this kind of music anymore but it's still as vibrant and fantastic as it has always been and in the loving hands of Vince Gill and Paul Franklin it shines once again."<ref name="roughstock bakersfield"/> |
| ===2016{{ndash}}2019: ''Down to My Last Bad Habit'', membership in Eagles, and ''Okie''=== | ===2016{{ndash}}present: ''Down to My Last Bad Habit'', membership in Eagles, and ''Okie''=== |
| Gill released ''[[Down to My Last Bad Habit]]'' through MCA in 2016. The lead single to the project was "Take Me Down", featuring guest vocals from [[Little Big Town]]. He wrote the song with [[Richard Marx]] and [[Jillian Jacqueline]]. [[Cam (singer)|Cam]] also contributed vocals to the track "I'll Be Waiting for You".<ref>{{cite web|last=Moss |first=Marissa R. |url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/...-new-album-down-to-my-last-bad-habit-20151119 |title=Vince Gill Readies New Album 'Down to My Last Bad Habit' |publisher=Rolling Stone |date=2015-11-19 |accessdate=2016-02-18}}</ref> The former was issued as the project's lead single.{{Sfn|Whitburn|2017|pages=140-141}} [[Stephen Thomas Erlewine]] wrote that Gill "maintains an elegant, soulful air throughout the record", while highlighting the number of guest artists and considering the sound to be influenced by [[Memphis soul]].<ref name="bad habit">{{cite web | url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/down-to-my-last-bad-habit-mw0002904598 | title=''Down to My Last Bad Habit'' | publisher=AllMusic | accessdate=April 18, 2024 | author=Stephen Thomas Erlewine}}</ref> | Gill released ''[[Down to My Last Bad Habit]]'' through MCA in 2016. The lead single to the project was "Take Me Down", featuring guest vocals from [[Little Big Town]]. He wrote the song with [[Richard Marx]] and [[Jillian Jacqueline]]. [[Cam (singer)|Cam]] also contributed vocals to the track "I'll Be Waiting for You".<ref>{{cite web|last=Moss |first=Marissa R. |url=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/...-new-album-down-to-my-last-bad-habit-20151119 |title=Vince Gill Readies New Album 'Down to My Last Bad Habit' |publisher=Rolling Stone |date=2015-11-19 |accessdate=2016-02-18}}</ref> The former was issued as the project's lead single.{{Sfn|Whitburn|2017|pages=140-141}} [[Stephen Thomas Erlewine]] wrote that Gill "maintains an elegant, soulful air throughout the record", while highlighting the number of guest artists and considering the sound to be influenced by [[Memphis soul]].<ref name="bad habit">{{cite web | url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/down-to-my-last-bad-habit-mw0002904598 | title=''Down to My Last Bad Habit'' | publisher=AllMusic | accessdate=April 18, 2024 | author=Stephen Thomas Erlewine}}</ref> |
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