Wynn Stewart Greatest Country Hits CD

Greatest Country Hits Music

List Price	$11.97 (You save $1.98)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Bakersfield CDs, Country
Label	Micro Werks
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	370141
CD Universe Part number	8010720
Catalog number	52
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 10, 2009
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jeff Magid (Compilation)

Wynn Stewart Greatest Country Hits Songs

1.	Waltz of the Angels
2.	It's Such a Pretty World Today	$0.99
3.	'Cause I Have You	$0.99
4.	Love's Gonna Happen to Me
5.	Something Pretty
6.	In Love
7.	Let the Whole World Sing it with Me
8.	World Wide Travelin' Man
9.	It's a Beautiful Day
10.	Strings
11.	Heavenly
12.	I Keep Forgettin' that I Forgot about You
13.	Yours Forever

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If Chris Isaak traded in his rockabilly shtick for some country duds, the result would probably sound a lot like Justin Morrissey's new CD, A War of Wills. That's not to say that Morrissey is an Isaak clone, even though on 'Nighttime Falls' he mimics his breathy but direct bedroom falsetto, as if he were trying to seduce listeners one by one. And on the lonesome, weary title track, the vocal resemblance- in tone and affectation -is startling. But more consistently Morrissey shares with the surfer and boxer an unfailing vocal sincerity and tremulousness; an ear for mood and smooth, concise production; an allegiance to genre that sometimes feels more comfortable than purposeful; and buffed, polished songs that could benefit from a few rough edges. (For a better, if lesser-known, idiomatic match, think Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash.

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