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Collecting selected 1960s and early-'70s hits re-recorded by the legendary country singer, this best-of includes a version of Merle Haggard's first top 10 hit, 1965's "My Friends Are Going to Be Strangers," one of his best-known songs in "Okie From Muskogee," and ballads like "Sing Me Back Home and "Silver Wings."
This live recording captures Merle Haggard in his element, performing hits like the title track and "Mama Tried," as well as favorites like "Big City" and "Ida Red," to an ecstatic barroom crowd. Haggard and band are in fine form on this compact set, playing energized versions of "Ramblin' Fever" and "Workin' Man's Blues"; Haggard himself sounds like he's having a blast. Merle Haggard Okie From Muskogee Songs Okie From Muskogee Review
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Taylor Swift abandons any pretense that she's a teen on her second album, FEARLESS--which isn't to say that she suddenly tarts herself up, running away from her youth in a manner that's all too familiar to many teen stars. Swift's maturation is deliberate and careful, styled after the crossover country-pop of Shania Twain and Faith Hill before they turned into divas. Despite the success of her self-titled 2006 debut, there's nothing at all diva-like about Swift on FEARLESS: she's soft-spoken and considerate, a big sister instead of a big star. Nowhere is this truer than on "Fifteen," a kind warning for a teen to watch her heart sung from the perspective of a woman who's perhaps twice that age--a sly trick for the 18-year-old Swift. There may be a hint of youthfulness to her singing but that's the only hint of girlishness here; her writing--and she had a hand ...
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Daisy in her hair aside, Carrie Underwood looks flat-out glamorous on the cover of PLAY ON, which is a pretty fair indication of what awaits listeners on her third album. Carrie is still nominally a country artist and sometimes will sing supported by fiddles and steel guitar, but this is crossover pop pure and simple, whether it's the thundering rhythms on the Shania-styled strut "Cowboy Casanova" or the succession of maudlin melodies on the preponderance of power ballads. Carrie takes a much stronger presence as a writer here, co-authoring seven of the 13 songs, and she's attracted to hookless showstoppers designed to showcase her powerful voice. When she sticks to tunes written solely by the professionals, PLAY ON does have some slick pleasures, particularly on the breezy "Quitter" and "This Time," songs built on solid melodies and delivered without flash, relying on craft and Carrie's considerable small-town charm.
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Urban has long been one of the few contemporary Nashville country stars whose taste for old-fashioned rock seems genuine, as proven by many of the earlier hits found here. Highlights include the sly "Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me" and the wistful "Where the Blacktop Ends." GREATEST HITS was also released in a special limited-edition version that includes a bonus DVD of live tracks and music videos.
. 2007 compilation from the Australian Country superstar packed with proven hits. Features two newly recorded tracks, a remake of Steve Forbert's 1979 hit, 'Romeo's Tune' and a new full band recording of 'Got It Right This Time (The Celebration)'. Greatest Hits is the highly-anticipated album from the Grammy award winner and three year reigning CMA Male Vocalist of the Year. Keith has sold more than 10-million units worldwide, climbed country radio charts with seven #1 singles and eight Top Fives, and continues to reach fans on his international tour.
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