Eric Church Carolina CD

Carolina Music

List Price	$12.98 (You save $2.23)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Country, Contemporary Country
Label	Capitol Nashville
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	41938
CD Universe Part number	7864161
Catalog number	20810
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 24, 2009
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jay Joyce; Jay Joyce
Engineer	Jason Hall; Jay Joyce; Michael P. Heeney; Jason Hall; Jay Joyce; Michael Heeney
Personnel	Jonathan Yudkin - fiddle Bryan Sutton - acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin Ilya Toshinsky Mark Casstevens - acoustic guitar, banjo Bruce C. Bouton - pedal steel guitar, dobro Russell Terrell - background vocals Nathan Chapman - acoustic guitar, background vocals Russ Pahl Jay Joyce - electric guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, Hammond b-3 organ, drum programming Steve Fishell List all 24 contributors

Eric Church Carolina Songs

1.	Ain't Killed Me Yet	$1.24
2.	Lotta Boot Left to Fill	$1.24
3.	Young and Wild	$1.24
4.	Where She Told Me to Go	$1.24
5.	Longer Gone	$1.24
6.	Love Your Love the Most	$1.24
7.	Smoke a Little Smoke	$1.24
8.	Without You Here	$1.24
9.	You Make It Look So Easy	$1.24
10.	Carolina	$1.24
11.	Hell on the Heart	$1.24
12.	Those I've Loved	$1.24

Carolina Music Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

3 stars Too good to pass up
I loved his music. Did order more of his Cd's. Would recommend it. Roxy
Submitted by horsewhisper4u (Clarkdale AZ)
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5 stars COULD BE THE NEXT BIG THING OUT THERE
Eric Church has a great voice and style and may be one of the next big artist on mainstream radio and not in the boring same old thing style. His songs have depth in the music and good lines and hooks with interesting storys. Give him a try specially if you a southern rock or country fan.
Submitted by dmead37 (Bethel,CT,USA)
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5 stars You will definitely be hearing more from him!
Great country sound blended with rock and roll. This cd keeps you rocken' the whole way through! Would absolutely recommend it!
Submitted by christina (Wellford, SC, USA)
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