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Let You Down

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by: Kene Terry

Release Date July 18, 2006

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Sleeping with Susan

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by: Sleeping with Susan

Release Date July 05, 2005

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Through My Eyes

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from: Bash Records

Release Date April 20, 2001

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Wide Open Spaces/Fly

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by: Dixie Chicks

Release Date November 28, 2006
What needs to be said about the Dixie Chicks and their first two albums with Natalie Maines as lead singer? Perhaps you, like myself, got interested in their music after Natalie's comment about George W. Bush. Or perhaps you made the mistake of throwing their CD's out to be crushed, only to realize three years later that they were right all along, and now wish you can be forgiven. It does not matter. Songs like Cowboy Take Me Away, Wide Open Spaces and Goodbye Earl are all time classics. If you paid no attention to these songs before, you have no idea what you are missing. You will enjoy them no matter how often you listen to them. There must be some new interest in the Dixie Chicks in Europe for them to re-release these two CD's in one ... Read More:

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Heartbreak Town

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by: Steve Azar

Release Date October 14, 2003
Steve's CD is the best album ever made!!! It rocks!!!

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A Tribute to Dixie Chicks

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 15, 2002
I love the Chicks ... if you love them, buy this CD and burn it, take the ashes and microwave them, take the goo that is left over and flush it ... and pray that an alligator swallows it and then chokes to death on it!
This is the worst CD that was ever produced, short of anything that William Shatner ever sang ... (my apologies to my fellow Canadian for saying that, too!)
This is an insult to any ear drums that are on the planet ... if there was a minus 5000 stars, I would give it ... it is an insult to the Chicks ... lord have mercy!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Hobo Dream

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by: Markus Rill

Release Date August 30, 2004
I love the Chicks ... if you love them, buy this CD and burn it, take the ashes and microwave them, take the goo that is left over and flush it ... and pray that an alligator swallows it and then chokes to death on it!
This is the worst CD that was ever produced, short of anything that William Shatner ever sang ... (my apologies to my fellow Canadian for saying that, too!)
This is an insult to any ear drums that are on the planet ... if there was a minus 5000 stars, I would give it ... it is an insult to the Chicks ... lord have mercy!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Visiting Normal Town

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by: Big Wooden Radio

Release Date September 25, 2001
Strong vocal performances and tight ensemble arrangements are the focal point of this Iowa based quartet consisting of mandolin (Joe Peterson) electric bass, acoustic guitar and harmonica. It isn't a bluegrass band at all: I would categorize it as acoustic rock although the blue grassers would probably say that there's a big new bluegrass revival influence at work... I would say that this band has been influenced by Steven Stills, Dan Fogelburg, Jothan Edwards, Doobie Brothers and Michael Murphy...Joe Peterson's mandolin provides interlocking rhythmic counterpoint... the rhythm guitar is solid, percussive with a rock/ R and B flavor... but the focus is on vocals and the backing vocal arrangements.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Gal Country Karaoke, Vol. 1

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by: Karaoke

Release Date August 26, 2003
Strong vocal performances and tight ensemble arrangements are the focal point of this Iowa based quartet consisting of mandolin (Joe Peterson) electric bass, acoustic guitar and harmonica. It isn't a bluegrass band at all: I would categorize it as acoustic rock although the blue grassers would probably say that there's a big new bluegrass revival influence at work... I would say that this band has been influenced by Steven Stills, Dan Fogelburg, Jothan Edwards, Doobie Brothers and Michael Murphy...Joe Peterson's mandolin provides interlocking rhythmic counterpoint... the rhythm guitar is solid, percussive with a rock/ R and B flavor... but the focus is on vocals and the backing vocal arrangements.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Somebody's Got to Suffer

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by: Kid Bangham

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Strong vocal performances and tight ensemble arrangements are the focal point of this Iowa based quartet consisting of mandolin (Joe Peterson) electric bass, acoustic guitar and harmonica. It isn't a bluegrass band at all: I would categorize it as acoustic rock although the blue grassers would probably say that there's a big new bluegrass revival influence at work... I would say that this band has been influenced by Steven Stills, Dan Fogelburg, Jothan Edwards, Doobie Brothers and Michael Murphy...Joe Peterson's mandolin provides interlocking rhythmic counterpoint... the rhythm guitar is solid, percussive with a rock/ R and B flavor... but the focus is on vocals and the backing vocal arrangements.