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Even within the pop landscape of today's mainstream country, Deana Carter's follow-up to her blockbuster Capitol debut surprises. Carter and co-producer Chris Farren demonstrate an uncanny instinct for hits: These 13 songs--five of which were co-written by Carter---tour through Top 40s of many decades and genres. The musical and lyrical variety--rather than Carter's singing, which is breezy, not bold--is her strong suit. "You Still Shake Me" marries ZZ Top and raunchy Hank Jr., while "Never Comin' Down" has a sly, soul groove and wah-wah guitar that sounds like Bobbie Gentry swinging to Sheryl Crow. "Absence of the Heart" has flashes of Crystal Gayle at her torchiest, while "Angels Working Overtime," Carter's best vocal performance, has hip-hop style percussion, big, Mellancamp-esque acoustic guitars, and the bubbly, laughing voices of children--and somehow the pop dazzle doesn't swamp the intense narrative. Carter isn't making country music, but her confections can be delightful, even ambitious, pop stuff.
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Karaoke Edge is a computer game stored on a hybrid karaoke disc and accessed only when the disc is placed in a computer (PC) and runs from the computer's operating system. Includes:. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry: BJThomas. Country Bumpkin: Cal Smith. The Most Beautiful Girl: Charlie Rich. Don't Take It Away: Conway Twitty. Goodbye Time: Conway Twitty. Hello Darlin': Conway Twitty. I'd Love to Lay You Down: Conway Twitty. Slow Hand: Conway Twitty. Strawberry Wine: Deana Carter. I Believe in You: Don Williams. It's Your Love: Tim McGraw / Faith Hill. Let's Make Love: Tim McGraw / Faith Hill. You And I: Eddie Rabbitt / Crystal Gayle. Before The Next Teardrop Falls: Freddy Fender. Wasted Days and Wasted Nights: Freddy Fender. He Stopped Loving Her Today: George Jones. Please Help Me, I'm Falling: Hank Locklin. Satin Sheets: Jeanne Pruett. I Swear: John Michael Montgomery. I Can't Stop Loving You: Kitty Wells. Rose Garden: Lynn Anderson. Elvira: Oak Ridge Boys. I Fall to Pieces: Patsy Cline. Help Me Make It Through The Night: Martina McBride.. Haunted Heart: Sammy Kershaw. Stand By Your Man: Tammy Wynette. Strong Enough to Bend: Tanya Tucker. Is It Raining At Your House: Vern Gosdin. Today My World Slipped Away: Vern Gosdin. Always on My Mind: Willie Nelson.
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Karaoke Edge is a computer game stored on a hybrid karaoke disc and accessed only when the disc is placed in a computer (PC) and runs from the computer's operating system. Includes:. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry: BJThomas. Country Bumpkin: Cal Smith. The Most Beautiful Girl: Charlie Rich. Don't Take It Away: Conway Twitty. Goodbye Time: Conway Twitty. Hello Darlin': Conway Twitty. I'd Love to Lay You Down: Conway Twitty. Slow Hand: Conway Twitty. Strawberry Wine: Deana Carter. I Believe in You: Don Williams. It's Your Love: Tim McGraw / Faith Hill. Let's Make Love: Tim McGraw / Faith Hill. You And I: Eddie Rabbitt / Crystal Gayle. Before The Next Teardrop Falls: Freddy Fender. Wasted Days and Wasted Nights: Freddy Fender. He Stopped Loving Her Today: George Jones. Please Help Me, I'm Falling: Hank Locklin. Satin Sheets: Jeanne Pruett. I Swear: John Michael Montgomery. I Can't Stop Loving You: Kitty Wells. Rose Garden: Lynn Anderson. Elvira: Oak Ridge Boys. I Fall to Pieces: Patsy Cline. Help Me Make It Through The Night: Martina McBride.. Haunted Heart: Sammy Kershaw. Stand By Your Man: Tammy Wynette. Strong Enough to Bend: Tanya Tucker. Is It Raining At Your House: Vern Gosdin. Today My World Slipped Away: Vern Gosdin. Always on My Mind: Willie Nelson.
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Along with hit singles and Fan Fair appearances, Christmas albums are one of the requirements for a successful career in major-label country music. Even artists with only one CD behind them are often compelled to make the second a collection of holiday favorites. Deana Carter's the exception that proves the rule. On the punningly titled Father Christmas (dad Fred, a veteran Nashville session man whose resumé includes Bridge over Troubled Water and work with Dylan and Waylon Jennings, is her sole accompanist here), the one-time multimillion seller for Capitol uses the form to reintroduce herself on an indie. Carter's voice, both smoky and innocent-sounding, impossible to listen to without feeling the need to have your back scratched right now, brings these mostly familiar songs a dimension of personality that's often lost on more cookie-cutter releases. The space given her father's wide-ranging talents reflects a sense of true collaboration. His pithy, Willie-style solo on "Merry Christmas Darling" is a small gem, and his bluesy intro to "Silent Night" takes the melody into a distinctly new realm. Father Christmas isn't as filling as a set of new Carter songs would've been, but it's a good sign of her continuing vitality as a performing force. --Rickey Wright
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