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Nothin' But the Taillights by Clint Black (CD, Aug-1997, RCA Records USA)
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Artist: Clint Black
Release Date: Aug 1997
Format: CD
Record Label: RCA Records (USA)
Genre: Contemporary Country, Country
UPC: 078636751528
Product ID: EPID3255885
Description: Personnel includes: Clint Black (vocals, acoustic & electic guitars, harmonica); Ronn Huff (conductor); Martina McBride (vocals); Dean Parks, Fred Tackett, Larry Byrom, Skip Ewing (acoustic guitar); Chet Atkins, Dann Huff, Steve Wariner,...
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Nothing But The Taillights - Clint Black
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I love this Cd it is the best one ever , i dislike nothing about it .... i think it is one of the best ones he has made .
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Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our Nothin' but great songs!Review created: 10/04/06(updated 10/04/06)
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2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
For some reason I usually seem to enjoy albums when the artist writes or cowrites the songs. Clint cowrote every song on here with some big time song writers including Steve Wariner, Kostas, Matraca Berg, Marty Stuart and Skip Ewing.
In addition to the hit title track and "Something That We Do", the album also features a duet with Martina McBride. Track 11 is an ode to legendary guitar picker Chet Atkins. Liner notes indicate there were 8 different guitar players for that song (including the legend himself).
My two favorite tracks never made it to radio. "Loosen Up My Strings" and "Bitter Side of Sweet" don't fit into the standard country subject matter of love, love gone wrong, trains, trucks, mamas, prison and getting drunk. The latter I like for the clever lyrics and rockin' guitar licks. The former for the awesome drumming (perhaps due in part to all the $10 drum lessons I took as a kid). All I know is I love this album and I'm sure you will too.
In addition to the hit title track and "Something That We Do", the album also features a duet with Martina McBride. Track 11 is an ode to legendary guitar picker Chet Atkins. Liner notes indicate there were 8 different guitar players for that song (including the legend himself).
My two favorite tracks never made it to radio. "Loosen Up My Strings" and "Bitter Side of Sweet" don't fit into the standard country subject matter of love, love gone wrong, trains, trucks, mamas, prison and getting drunk. The latter I like for the clever lyrics and rockin' guitar licks. The former for the awesome drumming (perhaps due in part to all the $10 drum lessons I took as a kid). All I know is I love this album and I'm sure you will too.
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interesting country music next to free timeCD bought because I still didn't have alone performer in my collection. I got him round favourable price. Usual country. Alone Cd self deserves to be in your collection. Music is up to critique about 7 and sound also 7....Thanks - Hvala !!!
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