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Rascal Flatts

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by: Rascal Flatts

Release Date February 04, 2008
first seen this band on the ellen degeneres show, and was hooked, alittle bit country but better, this album is fantastic, pity more of us at this side of the Atlantic heard of them, they would make it here no problem, i would defo recommend this cd

CD-Charts Position 132
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Mystery Girl

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by: Roy Orbison

Release Date October 22, 2007
I first bought this album when it first came out back in 1989 just a month or so after the tragic death of roy orbison,who my opinon was quite simply the greatest singer,songwriter of all time.This is a must have album for enyone who wishes to hear eny of roys music.
I was only 19yrs old when i heard the news of roy death on the radio and to my shame it was the first time i had heard of roy orbison,but i was impressed with the snipets of his big hits from the sixtys that was played druing the news flash of his death,so much so that i bought the greatest hit compilation that came out at the time and after playing that i knew that i was listerning to something truely wonderfull
From that day onwards i have been on a quest to collect ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 133
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The Calling

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by: Mary Chapin Carpenter

Release Date August 18, 2008
Ms Chapin Carpenter's music is an elusive and deceptive creature.
On the face of it she has always been a singer/songwriter whose album
releases have an enduring, predictable and reassuring quality.
Somehow one always seems to come along just when you need it.

So here we have her ninth offering (not counting the 'Party Doll' and
'Essential' compilations) and the word 'Essential' does indeed
have meaning here.

Her warm, tonally sound, rock-solid mezzo and guitar carry these
thirteen fine songs with good grace, refinement and consistantly
convincing understatement.

Matt Rollings production and keyboards, Dean Parks and John Jennings
guitars, Glenn Worf's bass and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 134
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Ultimate Country Christmas

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 27, 2007
Ms Chapin Carpenter's music is an elusive and deceptive creature.
On the face of it she has always been a singer/songwriter whose album
releases have an enduring, predictable and reassuring quality.
Somehow one always seems to come along just when you need it.

So here we have her ninth offering (not counting the 'Party Doll' and
'Essential' compilations) and the word 'Essential' does indeed
have meaning here.

Her warm, tonally sound, rock-solid mezzo and guitar carry these
thirteen fine songs with good grace, refinement and consistantly
convincing understatement.

Matt Rollings production and keyboards, Dean Parks and John Jennings
guitars, Glenn Worf's bass and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 135
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Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Bestsellers
by: Les Paul & Mary Ford

Release Date September 25, 2006
Ms Chapin Carpenter's music is an elusive and deceptive creature.
On the face of it she has always been a singer/songwriter whose album
releases have an enduring, predictable and reassuring quality.
Somehow one always seems to come along just when you need it.

So here we have her ninth offering (not counting the 'Party Doll' and
'Essential' compilations) and the word 'Essential' does indeed
have meaning here.

Her warm, tonally sound, rock-solid mezzo and guitar carry these
thirteen fine songs with good grace, refinement and consistantly
convincing understatement.

Matt Rollings production and keyboards, Dean Parks and John Jennings
guitars, Glenn Worf's bass and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 136
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Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Bestsellers
by: Crystal Gayle

Release Date September 03, 2007
To have all Crystal's big hits on one CD is an impossible task.
This compilation of greatest hits, however, is very near that
purpose. It holds 13 of her 18 #1 hits and the songs cover the
period from 1970 till 1986. The first song I had never heard of
before, is clearly an ode to Patsy Cline and a wonderful interpre-
tation. Since I received the CD, I have been playing it every day.
Besides the mentioned number one hits, the rest are also big hits
and this CD deserves at least the 5 stars I've given it because
Amazon's classification doesn't go any further.

CD-Charts Position 137
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A Funny Little Cross to Bear

CD-Charts > Music > Bestsellers
by: Jim White

Release Date October 13, 2008
Very nice to hear this super artist in a live setting.
Jim White really should have released a double cd with live recordings.
This one is just not long enough to get the full depth of his genius.

CD-Charts Position 138
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The Essential John Denver

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by: John Denver

Release Date June 04, 2007
Very nice to hear this super artist in a live setting.
Jim White really should have released a double cd with live recordings.
This one is just not long enough to get the full depth of his genius.

CD-Charts Position 139
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Rumor and Sigh

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by: Richard Thompson

Release Date May 13, 1991
This album was the first RT studio album I bought. At first I was encouraged, whilst 'Read about Love' clattered off to start the experience in my ear phones, that his band were pedigree rock muso's. Steve Gadd on drums, never bad.

It just got better. The lyrics are inspired, at times funny, tender, emotive, angry, ironic. The flamboyant and oft impressive guitar work provides a source of deep satisfaction through-out the album. 'Psycho Street'; my opinion, a fun listen the first time, I skip it now.

For me the meat on this bone in the Thompson body of work is juicy and nutritious. 'Read About Love', 'I Missunderstood', 'Keep Your Distance', 'You Dream Too Much', 'Why Must I Plead', 'Vincent...' are all tremendous contributions ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 140
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Greatest Hits

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by: Lee Ann Womack

Release Date May 17, 2004
This is a perfect introduction to anyone new to the amazing talent of Lee Ann Womack.Traditional country with a contemporary sound.
All her greats are here like her ballads Never Again Again,The Fool,I Hope You Dance,Why They Call It Falling and her duet with Willie Nelson Mendocino Country Line.
As well as her great uptempos You've Got To Talk To Me,(Now You See Me)Now You Don't,Ashes By Now,the very witty I'll Think Of A Reason Later and the cracking Does My Ring Burn Your Finger.
She also includes 2 new recordings to round off the album-The Wrong Girl and Time For Me To Go.Both great songs!
You can't go wrong with this cd of one of country's best female artists...