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Recorded live at the Grand Ole Opry House in spring 2005, this double-disc set is in essence the companion to Wynonna's new autobiography, Coming Home to Myself, in that it canvasses her 20 years of recording, both as half of the Judds and on her own. While only the most rabid Judds fans will quibble about the absence of mother Naomi (other harmonizers take up the slack), some of the more important Judds hits (e.g., "Why Not Me") go missing in favor of obscure offerings or covers. As always in concert, Wynonna's impassioned vocals are so robust and powerful as to seem a force of nature (take cover, Three Little Pigs!), and she can imbue a sentimental song like Dave Loggins's "She Is His Only Need" with enough grit and gravity to make it dig deep down in the bones. Unfortunately, she infuses her between-song prattle with history lessons on her musical journey, which wear thin on repeated listenings, despite some deeply vulnerable confessions and good-natured humor. ("I'm trying to get back to my original weight: 8 pounds, 15 ounces.") She also fails to capture the frenetic randiness of Melissa Etheridge's "I'm the Only One," and though a serious student of Elvis, her excursions into Presleyana ("Burnin' Love," "Sometimes I Feel Like Elvis") seem more like parody than anything else. Worse, the bonus studio track, "Attitude," just sort of floats on by. On the upside, several songs rock harder and bluesier here than in their original versions, especially Mama Judd's blistering "That Was Yesterday," and "No One Else on Earth," which pushes its Bonnie Raitt-ish funk to the max. Bottom line: Mixed bag of material, but Wy's Ferrari of a voice will keep you glued to the speakers throughout. -–Alanna Nash
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Another volume of this best-selling scene book. All scenes are excerpted from the plays from the 1995 theatrical season. Includes: MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SCENESAFTERLIFE, Jack GilhooleyCUTE BOYS IN THEIR UNDERPANTS MIKE IT BIG (IN SHOW BUSINESS), Robert ColesDANCE WITH ME, Stephen TemperlyDOUBLE OR NOTHING, Michael Ajakwe, Jr.FAMILY OF HORRORS, William GadeaFRAGMENTS, John Jay GarrettTHE LADY WITH THE TOY DOG, Sari Bodi, Adapted from a Short Story by Anton ChekovLAGOON, Frank CossaLEMONADE, Michael T. FolieMR. MELANCHOLY, Matt CameronNAKED MOLE RATS IN THE WORLD OF DARKNESS, Michael T. FolieSAD LAUGHTER, Charles DeemerSEVEN STRANGERS IN A CIRCLE, Eric C. PetersonSMOKE & MIRRORS, Eric C. PetersonTHE SOUVENIR OF POMPEII, Sari BodiTHE SWEET BY 'N BY, Frank HigginsA TOUCH OF SPRING, Keith M. DonaldsonTUESDAY, Paul MullinTHE VISIBLE HORSE, Mary LathropWHEN STARBRIGHT FADES..., Sandra Marie VagoWICKED GAMES, Paul BoakyeWHITEOUT, Jocelyn BeardWORKING CLASS, Richard HoehlerWOMEN'S SCENESBURNING DOWN THE HOUSE, Jocelyn BeardA GIRL'S TIE TO HER FATHER, Sari BodiMANY COLORS MAKE THE THUNDER-KING, Femi OsofisanTHE RED ROOM, S.P. MiskowskiTRANSFORMATION SCENE, Jo J. AdamsonWINDSHOOK, Mary GallagherMEN'S SCENESASK NOSTRADAMUS, R.J. MarxTHE COYOTE BLEEDS, Tony DiMurroDETAIL OF A LARGER WORK, Lisa DillmanTHE ENDS OF THE EARTH, David LanFIRST ON LINE, Albert VerdescaGANGSTER APPAREL, Richard VetereHEMLOCK: A GREEK DINER TRAGEDY, Bob Jude FerranteHOT AIR, Richard WillettNO MEAN STREET, Paul BoakyePAINTING X'S ON THE MOON, Richard VeterePORTRAIT OF THE VIRGIN MARY FEEDING THE DINOSAURS, Jeff GoddeS.O.S., Richard Willett329 PACIFIC STREET, R.J. MarxTHE WORGELT STUDY, Kate Moira RyanTWINGES FROM THE FRINGE, Bob Jude Ferrante
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