Bennett, Pinto & The Famous Motel Cowboys Ravages Of Time CD

Ravages Of Time Music

Category	Country Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7300004
Catalog number	103517
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 11, 2006

Bennett, Pinto & The Famous Motel Cowboys Ravages Of Time Songs

	1.	One More River
	2.	Ravages Of Time
	3.	Nasty Habit
	4.	The Ballad Of Elano De Leon
	5.	Somewhere In Time
	6.	Some People's Kids
	7.	Idaho Cowboy
	8.	Ride Away
	9.	Best Forever Yet
	10.	Truckstop

Ravages Of Time Review

Guidelines
Remember to focus your comments on Bennett, Pinto & The Famous Motel Cowboys Ravages Of Time CD.
Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy.

To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.

Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

Zac Brown Foundation CD (2008)

Ravages Of Time album

$12.55

Also Bought

Billy Currington Little Bit Of Everything CD (2008)

Ravages Of Time CD music

$10.69

Also Bought

Kenny Rogers Once Upon A Christmas CD (1984)

Ravages Of Time music CDs

$5.95

Also Bought

Pure Country DVD (1992) Widescreen

Ravages Of Time songs

$7.89

A country singer finds himself straddling two worlds - the down-home place ...

Also Bought

Gene Watson Eighteen Greatest Hits CD (1999)

Ravages Of Time album

$8.75

Also Bought

The Very Best of Shelly West CD (2009)

Ravages Of Time CD music

$9.58

The 14-track Very Best of Shelly West covers the singer's early-'80s chart-toppers recorded on the Warner/Viva label, including the number one hit "Jose ...

Jonathan Hoffman Best Friends CD (2002)

Ravages Of Time music CDs

$15.19
Jonathan Hoffman's debut album, "Guess I'll Have to Write My Own," (also available on www.cdbaby.com), was so successful, it "went balsa," as they say in the trade. Undaunted, Jonathan Hoffman returns with eleven new songs on his second CD, "Best Friends." His award-winning song writing on the first CD brought good news and bad news. The good news is that his song, "Heartbreak Hotel" (no, not that "Heartbreak Hotel"), won second prize in the secular folk/country category (sixth place overall) in the 2001 GGM Music Contest. The bad news is that Hoffman has yet to meet a single person who has ever heard of the GGM Music Contest.Hoffman wrote all the music and lyrics in "Best Friends," except for the parts he took from other writers. He purloined the melody of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" for the opening to his song, "The Sox Finally Win the Series." Intellectual property lawyers standing in line to sue will be disappointed to learn that "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" is now in the public domain. However, these same lawyers will be pleased to discover their own feature role in the lyrics of another tune on this CD, "Steal This Song," his tribute to music wannabes who simply aspire to have their songs considered worthy of being stolen on Napster. Many of the same excellent backup musicians return from Hoffman's first CD, except that the violin and piano on the first album have been replaced with Jim Bryan's mandolin, Paul Connor's dobro, and some other outstanding guitar work by Jon Lindahl and Greg Roberts. These fine musicians do their best to protect the innocent public from Hoffman's voice and acoustic guitar work.Like Hoffman's first CD, this one features songs about family and friends ("Best Friends"; "Sirota"; "It Must Be Love"; "Miss South Eugene"); satirical work about the music business ("The Singer-Songwriter Formerly Known as Me"; "Steal This Song"); and plaintive commentary about the failings of his baby boomer generation ("Aftermath"). But this second CD takes off in several new directions as well. It features his satirical and unrepentant response to "I'm a Woman" ("I'm a Man"); his mocking paean to the Fenway Faithful ("The Sox Finally Win the Series"); and even songs about his adopted shelter dog ("Our Chaperone"; "Blue Yellow Lab"). The last of these even features some blues wailing by Watson, the shelter dog himself. In addition to the eleven songs listed on Best Friends, the CD contains enhanced features for fans of the Oregon Ducks. Inserting the CD in a CD-ROM drive on a personal computer gives the listener the option of either listening to the eleven songs and reading the lyrics, or else hearing a twelfth bonus track, "It's a Great Day to Be a Duck", accompanied by a slide show of Hoffman and other Delirious Duck fans celebrating the most successful season in Oregon sports history. USC, UCLA, Washington, and Oregon State fans may choose not to avail themselves of this option. Dweeb Ducks can even copy the song onto their hard drives and, if they incorporate herein by this reference thereto the WARNING to BEWARE ...

Dann Garner Lonely CD (2006)

Ravages Of Time songs

$14.79
Dann Was born in the small town of Mansfield, Conn. one of eight children who all loved music and sang with their father and uncle with their guitars. Dann began his radio career at age 17 singing and playing with a small country band. After serving his country in the US Air Force he joined a large country band at Lake Compounce, Bristol, Conn. where he continued to play for 6 years. After completing college Dann relocated to Nashville, Tenn. ...

Nancy J You Go Girl CD (2006)

Ravages Of Time album

$13.15
Nancy J. was born in Guntersville, AL, made her singing debut at age 5 and has been singing ever since. She was in the High School Chorus, with local bands, and continued her singing career after college. She won her first singing contest at age fifteen and proceeded to win contests in Nashville at The Nashville Palace and Twitty City. Nancy kicked off her professional career by touring the Southern U.S.A. with road bands, making TV appearances on such shows as The Dole Brady Show and AL. TV Channel 31's A Country Affair. Her first album, âWelcome to the Good Lifeâ, was produced by Nancy herself in 1999. She sent it to A.M.I. Records to see what would happen. A.M.I. responded with an offer to record two singles with her. She recorded the two singles and A.M.I. released her first single entitled âWrong Mister Right Againâ in Feb, 2001. It peaked at Number 7 on the top 100 Independent Country Charts, and stayed there for 8 weeks. It's success resulted in her return to ...