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Travis's first major label album (after an independently released live set) almost single-handedly yanked commercial country out of its '80s URBAN COWBOY crossover phase and back to the music's rural roots. Even better, it introduced a singer who mixed George Jones' clench-jawed intensity with hints of his idols Lefty Frizzell and Merle Haggard. Beautifully produced by Klye Lehning, it's an all but perfect mixture of cheating songs ("Reasons I Cheat") and weepers (like "1982" and "The Other Hand" - guess what's on it?) and up-tempo neo-honky-tonkers ("There'll Always Be a Honky Tonk Somewhere"). A great debut.
Personnel: Randy Travis (vocals); Steve Gibson (guitar); Bobby Thompson (acoustic guitar); David Hungate (bass instrument); Larrie London (drums).
Personnel includes: Randy Travis (vocals, guitar); Larry Byrom (acoustic & electric guitars); Mark Casstevens, Bobby Thompson (acoustic guitar); Fred Newell, Steve Gibson, Keith Stegall (electric guitar); Doyle Grisham (steel guitar); Jerry Douglas (dobro); Mark O'Connor (mandolin, fiddle); Terry McMillan (harmonica, percussion); Shane Keister (keyboards); David Hungate (bass); Larrie Londin (drums); Paul Overstreet (background vocals).
Baillie & The Boys: Kathy Baillie, Mark Bonagura, Alan LeBouef (background vocals).
CD Review - Perf 9 / Sound 7 Randy Travis Storms Of Life Songs Storms Of Life Music Review Purchase Storms Of Life CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Patty Loveless Mountain Soul CD (2001)
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$7.59 MOUNTAIN SOUL was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album.
A 180-degree departure from contemporary commercial country music, album number six from ...
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| | Robert Wyatt Comicopera CD (2007)
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$12.95 First with his legendary band the Soft Machine and then as a solo artist, Robert Wyatt has never been afraid of a hefty conceit in his music. Fittingly, COMIC OPERA--his Domino records debut and first since 2003's CUCKOOLAND--continued Robert Wyatt's impressive string of late period solo records by focusing on nothing less than the innate comedy of the human condition. Wyatt presents an opus divided into three acts--"Lost in Noise," "The Here and the Now," and "Away With the Fairies"--centered around what he called the "unpredictable mischief of real life."
As with all of his '00s output, Wyatt trades in the exploratory psych-prog of his early '70s work in favor of elegant and ornate jazz arrangements. His voice--an unsung treasure of British rock--remains the centering constant here, as Wyatt's orchestrations swing from the mellow and alluring ...
| | Patty Loveless When Fallen Angels Fly CD (1994)
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$6.05 How does an artist follow up not only the best album of their career but probably the best country album of the year? That was Patty Loveless' dilemma after her 1993 gold album, ONLY WHAT I FEEL. Fortunately, Loveless sets all minds to rest with the spectacular WHEN FALLEN ANGELS FLY.
Patty Loveless is one of country music's strongest vocalists, a favorite duet/harmony partner of many country artists, especially super-vocalist Vince Gill. Her voice is the mournful call of the hills of Kentucky, powerful and proud, yet expressive and vulnerable. She brings a spiritual and graceful depth to her material, especially the ballads, her forte. From the wrenching "You Don't Even Know Who I Am" to the hushed "Over My Shoulder" Loveless offers pristine classics, and once again hits her artistic zenith. Then she switches gears and has fun with the novelty hit "I Think About Elvis" and rocks out with the Rolling Stones-ish "Old Weakness (Coming On Strong)." ...
| | Randy Travis Always & Forever CD (1987)
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$5.99 Travis's sophomore album for Warners was an enormous hit (five million copies sold its first year) and with good reason. It stayed in the same neo-traditionalist vein of STORMS OF LIFE, with a similar mix of cry in your beer weepers and up-tempo neo-honky-tonk workouts, but with even better crafted songs; interestingly, one of the best of them, the family values tribute "My House," is co-written ...
| | Charlie Daniels - Preachin', Prayin', Singin' With Charlie Daniels And Friends DVD (2008)
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$11.69 The country-gospel music legend Charlie Daniels reunited with fellow icons Earl Scruggs, Mac Wiseman, and Del McCoury for this incredible night ...
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$11.39 Alysha Brooke has been performing on stage since she was three years old. By the age of nine she had been dancing for six years and acting for three, and had begun taking singing lessons. In that same year, her family decided to move to a rural 10-acre home on the outskirts of town. This move to the country would prove to set the stage for all that was to follow. As the second youngest in a family of seven ...
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| | Shane Clouse Montana On My Mind CD (2009)
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$12.15 Country with integrityARTIST: Shane Clouse RECORDING: "Montana on My Mind" Montana is the place many country singers wish they came from, but few can actually claim this state as home. Born and raised in Missoula, Shane Clouse has just released his debut album, "Montana On My Mind." A true Montanan, Clouse's album has all the professionalism of any contemporary country musician, but keeps the integrity of his hometown roots.Clouse started down the musical path at the early age of 5 years old, winning at the Police Talent Show. He explored many avenues and finally settled on country music. At 19, he began writing songs, then at 26 he hit the road for Nashville. Now, three years later, he is debuting his album in Missoula, where his music first began to grow."Montana on My Mind" includes almost all the topics necessary for a contemporary album these days. The title track holds the ache of leaving Montana, with a gentle melody and a full swell of music. "Ain't Never Been to New Orleans" is a dancin' traveling song about bouncing all over the world. ...
| | Mandingo Ambassadors Radio Nyc €" Live At WKCR CD (2009)
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$7.99 Recorded live at the studios of the legendary Columbia University radio station WKCR, oldest FM station in the World, Radio NYC has an immediate and compelling feel that harks back to an era of live broadcasts. The music feels as though we were listening to a local dancehall/bar performance in Conakry, Guinea. This is a group that ...
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