CD-Charts Position 1

The Gospel According to

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by: The Studdogs

Release Date June 08, 2004

CD-Charts Position 2

Arco Iris

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by: Skybox

Release Date February 21, 2006

CD-Charts Position 3

Ain't Don' Nothin' But Singin' My Song: A New Pop-Rock-Blues-Country Musical! (1996 Concept Cast)

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by: Johnny Brandon

Release Date December 02, 1996

CD-Charts Position 4
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The 40's Those Memorable Years

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from: Braun Media

Release Date December 23, 2008
Gene Valentino has done something great for the preservation of a very important element of the musical history of the time. He is an excellent host traditional with the times. His commentary blends seamlessly with the music. For me it brought back memories of the happy momments of those so anguished times. Thanks Gene. I loved it. Those who order it will too.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Lady Antebellum

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by: Lady Antebellum

Release Date April 15, 2008
It's been a long time since I listened to an album from beginning to end and was impressed with near perfect consistency in the quality of the lyrics, layout and sound composition. But Lady Antebellum pulled it off, there was just one little thing.

Charles Kelley is more than capable as the male lead in the group with his sexy, all-man (no falsettos here!) vocals and I have NO complaints. However, Hillary Scott is not the most powerful voice out there, she works out fine as a back-up vocalist but comes off weak when featured on her own. And on multiple listens to the album I couldn't help but notice the distortion in sound where they had to tone Kelley down and mix Scott up. The sound flow is clearly interupted, especially on the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Hard Dance Sessions, Vol 2

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by: Marc Johnson, DJ Denise

Release Date August 29, 2006
It's been a long time since I listened to an album from beginning to end and was impressed with near perfect consistency in the quality of the lyrics, layout and sound composition. But Lady Antebellum pulled it off, there was just one little thing.

Charles Kelley is more than capable as the male lead in the group with his sexy, all-man (no falsettos here!) vocals and I have NO complaints. However, Hillary Scott is not the most powerful voice out there, she works out fine as a back-up vocalist but comes off weak when featured on her own. And on multiple listens to the album I couldn't help but notice the distortion in sound where they had to tone Kelley down and mix Scott up. The sound flow is clearly interupted, especially on the ... Read More: