Chalee Tennison Discography of CDs

Chalee Tennison doesn't have to worry about the sophomore jinx. Her self-titled debut album met with little more than critical acclaim, so one can only hope that album number two, This ...

There's precious little down-home two-stepping on this album by country siren Tennison. While steel guitar and fiddle pop up in the arrangements, many of the songs are based around piano and ...

Chalee Tennison doesn't have to worry about the sophomore jinx. Her self-titled debut album met with little more than critical acclaim, so one can only hope that album number two, This ...

Chalee Tennison discography Track Listing of songs: Someone Else's Turn to Cry; It Ain't So Easy;

Chalee Tennison songs This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.

Chalee Tennison CD discography There's precious little down-home two-stepping on this album by country siren Tennison. While steel guitar and fiddle pop up in the arrangements, many of the songs are based around piano and ...

Chalee Tennison albums Paul Franklin (steel guitar); Steve Nathan, John Jarvis, John Hobbs (piano, keyboards); Michael Rhodes, Gary Lunn (bass); Eddie Bayers, Shannon Forrest, Paul Leim (drums); Wes Hightower, Liana Manis, Kim Parent (background ...

Chalee Tennison music CDs Track Listing of songs: Makin' up With You;

Chalee Tennison discography Track Listing of songs: Makin' up With You;

Chalee Tennison CD discography Track Listing of songs: Pour Me; Lessons Learned; I Want You To Want Me; Chain Of Love; Be My Baby Tonight; Jimmy's Got A Girlfriend; T-R-O-U-B-L-E; No Doubt About It; Come A Little ...

Chalee Tennison albums More Country Fun is a collection of popular country songs from the '90s. While many of these songs are fast-paced and spirited, the title may be a little misleading, as several ...

Chalee Tennison music CDs Singer/songwriter Leland Martin has had a somewhat sporadic career, releasing only four albums on three different labels in the course of a decade and a half, but the Missouri native is a rough-edged, expressive singer in a traditional honky tonk style. The production here is old-fashioned in the best possible sense, with pedal steel and fiddle predominating in the arrangements and few mainstream pop-oriented touches to be found. Martin also shows an admirably broad set of influences, tackling both the traditional folk tune "Wayfaring Stranger" and the Bee Gees' "Don't Forget to Remember." In fact, the best song here is a rollicking, sly version of Del Reeves' trucker classic "Girl on the Billboard," a hilarious story song from the '60s, when country music was more interested in roadhouses and churches than suburban soccer moms. Martin is something of a throwback to that time -- witness the swaggering statement of purpose "Country as the ...