Amanda Wilkinson Discography of CDs

Amanda Wilkinson CD discography Timing is everything for an artist. In order to achieve major success in music's mercurial attention span, it's important to capitalize on a style in the genre of music that you are pursuing. It's probably the real reason why this album didn't become a commercial success. Had Amanda Wilkinson been released in 2001, Wilkinson would be the queen of the teen country-pop crossover phase, and would have been a household name. Amanda Wilkinson is a majestic piece of work, one that is stronger than Jessica Andrew's Who I Am, or Jo Dee Messina's Burn, the real competition at the time. The album is only ten tracks long, and clocks in at 35 minutes; however the quality is strong enough to make up for it. Wilkinson shines on the album's first official single, "Walk Away." The other more country-influenced tracks don't disappoint, either. "Something Else," "It's Okay to Cry," and "Life is a Beautiful ...

Amanda Wilkinson CD discography "26 Cents" was nominated for a 1999 Grammy for Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. A group made up of a father and his teenage son and daughter sounds a bit suspect--shades of LeAnn Rimes and Taylor Hanson singing with a chaperone. But The Wilkinsons--father Steve, 16 year old Amanda and 14 year old Tyler--prove that the family that plays together makes great music. Their debut, NOTHING BUT LOVE, is an instantly enjoyable collection of country songs, seven of which were penned by Steve. The trio's ...

Amanda Wilkinson albums Additional personnel includes: Mac McAnally (guitar, mandolin, organ); Patty Loveless, Anderew Gold (background vocals). The Wilkinsons: Steve, Amanda, Tyler.

Amanda Wilkinson music CDs This is an Enhanced audio CD, which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. "Jimmy's Got A Girlfriend" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Country Performance by a Duo Or Group With Vocal. The Wilkinsons' debut, NOTHIN' BUT LOVE, was a gem, showing that this Canadian trio composed of a father and his two teenage kids was far from a novelty act. Even better is their sophomore effort, HERE AND NOW, an immensely enjoyable set that highlights the group's ...