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Nashville Artist CD Reviews
Read Informative CD reviews on some of Nashville's hottest artists and their latest music.
Appalachian Christmas
We've all heard that great things come in small packages, but until I received Appalachian Christmas CD earlier this week I didn't realize how much truth is in that old saying.
Back Up Again
This new album, Back Up Again on his new label, Katapult Records, is taking Brian McComas into a slightly different direction than his previous works. There isn't the over production of his big label works.
Brad Collerick - Cottonwood
One can expect to hear reminisces of John Denver, Bill Monroe, Johnny Cash all tied together in a wonderful array of artfully written, arranged, and produced tunes in Brad Collerick's newest CD Cottonwood.
Buddy Jewell - Country Enough
Buddy Jewell's new CD "Country Enough" is a radio airplay worthy album. With country music fading away from its roots, and starting to lean heavily towards the pop scene, it is nice to see an artist who continues to honor what true country music stands for.
Call Me Huck - Rick Huckaby
There's not anything much better to an Indy Artist than doing your own thing and being successful in the process but that's what Rick Huckaby is just happens to be doing in Nashville.
Chris Young - A Little at a Time
So many times you hear the enthusiasm of a person who has laid their heart and soul on the line, to become the next Alan Jackson or Martina McBride, only to find that the person does not have the talent or knowledge of songwriting to succeed, but every once and a while, you stumble across a CD from someone, who just blows you away.
Chris Young- Chris Young
A review of Chris Young's first RCA Label CD, simply entitled Chris Young.
Chris Young- I Wish I Was Lying
A review of Chris Young's second album entitled "I Wish I Was Lying".
David Mallett - Alright Now
A review of Alright Now by David Mallett. After nearly four decades of music, David Mallett has released yet another masterpiece of Americana Music entitled Alright Now.
Doug Stone - My Turn
Doug Stone's CD My Turn covers everything a country CD should entail like the typical songs about Drinking, Dying, Loving and Leaving but this CD adds a whole lot more than that
HonkyTonk Hitman - Shake That Twang
A review of the HonkyTonk Hitman's fourth CD entitled 'Shake That Twang'
Jason LeGrand-Jason LeGrand
A review of Jason LeGrand's debut album simply entitled "Jason LeGrand.
Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers - Pilgrimage
A review of Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers entitled; The Pilgrimage. After nearly two decades, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers return to Music City with a new album that celebrates their longtime friendship with Johnny Cash and the Cash Family
LeAnn Rimes This Woman CD Review
Nashville About.com LeAnn Rimes This Woman CD Review from guest writer Mia Guy
Les Kerr - New Orleans Set
Originally from the New Orleans area, this Nashville transplant has been bringing some great Cajun Blues Sound to the ears of locals for over a decade.
Let’s step outside
Compadre Records has hit the target with their latest compilation “Let’s step outside”. Whether you’re a hunter or fisherman, every outdoorsman will absolutely love this CD.
Matt Kennon - Matt Kennon
A music review of Matt Kennon Debut Album.
Medicine of Music - Songs of Love Foundation
Created by New York native John Beltzer in 1996, in memory of his late brother, Julio, the Songs of Love Foundation has enlisted the talents of more than 500 songwriters and singers, who create one-of-a-kind songs for children and teens with chronic or life-threatening illnesses.
Michelle Turley - Dance With Me Tonight
A review of Dance with Me Tonight by Michelle Turley. Michelle has a traditional country sound that has soft purr of Dolly Parton, the strength of Tammy Wynette and a dash of Miranda Lambert's Texas sound tossed in.
Mike Rodgers-Honkytonk Hitman
A review of Mike Rodgers album so rightfully entitled "Honkytonk Hitman".
Pam Tillis - Rhinestoned
Rhinestoned is Pam's first original release of music in over five years and is a must have if you're a fan of Pam Tillis music. Fans will find Rhinestone to have a flair of Americana intermitted with more of a traditional sound.
Pat Watters - The Man in the Middle
The Man in the Middle is Pat Watters' fourth independent CD, and it's easily his best yet. Pat's distinctive voice handles the melodies well, and you can feel the personalization that's the stamp of a singer-songwriter.
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss - Raising Sand
CD Review of Raising Sand, the long-awaited collaboration between Plant and Nashville-based bluegrass/country chanteuse Alison Krauss.
Robin English - Robin English
Robin English is off to a great start with her self-titled debut CD. Her sultry vocal style is refreshing and her songwriting skills impeccable.
Scott Lindsey - Set'em Up, Shoot 'em Down
A review of Set'em Up, Shoot 'em Down by Scott Lindsey.
Seth Turner- Another Day In My Life
A review of Seth Turner's debut album entitled "Another Day In My Life".
Stephanie Bettman & Luke Halpin - It All Comes Back To Love
A CD review of Stephanie Bettman & Luke Halpin Album It All Comes Back To Love.
This Is My America
This Is My America CD set is a prime example of what can happen when you gather up a ton of superb songwriters, a few dozen nationally known artists, a renown symphony, and a historical group of harmonic singers to share and blend their craft - it's the perfect recipe for success.
Words & Music
Adroit Records Words & Music Compilation has raised a few heads in Nashville and let me just say with good reason. These songwriters, who have mostly always been in the background of the music industry, are being placed in front of the fans -it's refreshing.
