Last Christmas, Ryan Adams was, in his words, "a little lost." He'd wrapped up one leg of a tour supporting his self-titled album, and he and his wife Mandy Moore had just separated. "I had gone through some life changes, and it would be the first Christmas and New Year's I'd spend by myself in over five years," he recalls. During his lonely-guy Christmas break, Adams had what he calls "this weird idea." Buying a four-track cassette recorder, he decided to recut Taylor Swift's new songs in his style. "It wasn't like I wanted to change them because they needed changing," he says. "But I knew that if I sang them from my perspective and in my voice, they would transform. I thought, 'Let me record 1989 like it was Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska.'"
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