Doug Stone In A Different Light CD

In A Different Light Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Country CDs, Contemporary Country
Label	Lofton Creek
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	83772
CD Universe Part number	6833216
Catalog number	9004
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 29, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Doug Stone; Mike Borchetta; John H.R. Mills; John Mills; Doug Stone; Mike Borchetta
Engineer	Ricky Cobble; John H.R. Mills; Ricky Cobble
Recording Time	48 minutes
Personnel	David Davidson - violin, fiddle Jonathan Yudkin - mandolin, violin, fiddle, viola Mike Johnson - steel guitar Mike Haynes - trumpet Barry Green - tenor trombone Sam Levine - clarinet, tenor saxophone Joe Spivey - fiddle Russ Pahl - steel guitar, dobro, banjo Mike Chapman - bass guitar Owen Hale - drums List all 19 contributors

Doug Stone In A Different Light Songs

1.	Georgia on My Mind
2.	Time
3.	World Goes Round
4.	How Do I Get Off the Moon
5.	Only You (And You Alone)
6.	Beginning of the End, The
7.	Crazy Love
8.	Everything
9.	To Be a Man
10.	Let the Light Shine on You
11.	Millionaire
12.	Tell It Like It Is
13.	In a Different Light	$0.99
14.	Why Didn't I Think of That	$0.99

In A Different Light Music Review

Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

2 stars Fair but not as good as usual.
We really love all of Doug Stone's work but this is just not quite as good as past stuff. We will look forward to his next project.
Submitted by CW Trish (North Augusta, SC)
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5 stars DOUG STONE
Everybody should buy this CD. It's the best CD released in 2005.
Submitted by hermitcrab8518 (Bushnell,FL)
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