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Tracy Byrd The lyrics ring as true as Tracy's voice. The CD opens with one of our favorite songs, That's The Thing About A Memory, co-written by Tracy and producer Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson's Producer). While there are several exceptional songs to mention, it's really just Tracy's voice that carries the CD through songs such as "Back In The Swing of Things", "Why" and "Someone to Give My Love To". |
Wynonna Wynonna's Tell Me Why album is a great follow up to her first solo album (Wynonna). The songs are a great mix of country and pop, with a bit of jazz and blues thrown in. If you listen carefully, you can hear Naomi's harmony on "Girls with Guitars." |
Clint Black Grammy Award winning country artist. To date, he has amassed more than thirty singles on the U.S. Billboard country charts (of which thirteen have reached Number One), in addition to releasing nine studio albums and several compilation albums including this one. Pick up your copy today! |
Flatt & Scruggs This compilation features songs such as "Foggy Mountain Breakdown", "Petticoat Junction" and "John Henry". This is bluegrass at it's finest. This will take you back to simpler times. |
Reba McIntire This 1981 album provided Reba with her first top five country hit, Today all over again, and included many other fine songs, including a stunning recording of Only you (and you alone), the old Platters hit from the fifties. Other great songs here include Gonna love you till the cows come home (also recorded by Janie Fricke) and How does it feel to be free. |
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George Strait Ten Strait Hits was the great George Strait's third compilation of hits. Seven of the ten songs included are from the albums Livin' It Up and Beyond The Blue Neon. But what all of the songs have in common is that they're great for George Strait fans, or for any fan of country music of the late 80s and early 90s. |
Shania Twain Shania Twain's beginnings of her career. This compilation includes songs such as, "Wild and Wicked", 'Hate to Love" and "I Lost My Heart When I Met You". Check out this CD to get a variety of Shania Twains amazing arrangements. |
The Judds The Judds became major country stars as a result of their previous album, Why not me, which yielded four number one country hits (although one of them had already appeared on their debut min-LP). So - how did they follow that? The answer is - with this album, which yielded a further four number one country hits. |
Brooks & Dunn After such an incredible debut album, you would think that there was nowhere but down for this Country duo to head. Instead, they defy gravity and even top their first album with the release of "Hard Workin' Man". They worked hard on this release, and they come back with the same great harmonies, the great Country sound, and with a noticeable increase in their confidence. |
George Strait From the subtle pleasing tone of "I'm Satisfied With You" to the nice hook of "Let's Fall To Pieces Together," this is Strait at his best. Pick this one up, especially if you've only heard his post-1995 stuff and want to get an idea of what his earlier work is like. |
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