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This is the album that introduced Alabama as one of the biggest hitmaking country/pop bands of the '80s. While the disc contains what was termed "country-rock" at the time, this is nothing like Lynyrd Skynyrd or even Hank Williams, Jr. at his rowdiest. The closest thing to country-rock among these ten tracks is the six-minute-and-27-second title track. The earliest representation of the band's developing sound includes the ballad "Why Lady Why" and the fiddle-heavy "Tennessee River," both hit singles. ~ Al Campbell
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Producers include: Larry McBride, Sonny Limbo, Alabama.
Audio Remasterers: Ken Love; Hank Williams.
Unknown Contributor Role: Ken Love. My Home's In Alabama Music My Home's In Alabama Songs My Home's In Alabama Review
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Buy My Home's In Alabama CD Purchase My Home's In Alabama CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Alabama Pass It On Down CD (1990)
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On the previous Southern Star, Alabama bounced out of their mid-'80s rut, and their ...
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Arguably the 800-pound gorilla of country prior to the arrival of Garth Brooks and Travis Tritt in the early '90s, Alabama blends Southern rock and radio-friendly pop with traditional country and ...
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Recorded between 1973 and 1983. Includes liner notes by Robyn Flans.
Digitally remastered by Garvin Lurssen (The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California).
All those nostalgia mavens and time-travelers who revel in '70s pop culture will find the ante upped a notch upon the release of MAGIC. You can listen to Carpenters tribute albums ...
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So many production acts in the wide world of electronica have pursued a fusion of downbeat house and Brazilian/Indian forms that what was perfectly acceptable for good music during the mid-'90s had become passé by the new millennium. Though they're not in the stratosphere of music-making occupied by fellow Europeans Jazzanova and Kruder & Dorfmeister, Viennese production duo dZihan & Kamien are quite good, and their second LP shows them refining their approach while seeking the nocturnal vibes preferred by many dance fans by 2002. Gran Riserva also displays a stylistic ...
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Buck Owens was hardly an overnight success when he landed his first major hit with "Under Your Spell Again" in 1959 -- he'd been playing gigs in Bakersfield honky tonks since 1951, and was picking session guitar for the likes of Faron Young and Wanda Jackson as early as 1954. But unlike many country stars, Owens didn't spend a long time slugging it out on small labels before hitting the big time, and Down on the Corner of Love, a compilation which collects the majority of material Owens recorded for the tiny Pep label in 1956, contains a mere 11 songs and plays for less than 20 minutes. There's a bit less rough-and-tumble energy on these tunes than Owens' best Capitol sides, and the great Don Rich hadn't signed on as guitarist just yet (worse still, the pedal steel player on these sessions seems to have one riff in his repertoire, which doesn't take long to wear out its welcome). But Owens already had a great, room-filling voice and "After the Dance," "It Don't Show on Me," and the title tune show ...
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