Vince Gill - Next Big Thing (2003-VBR)

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Vince Gill - Next Big Thing


Rip Info
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Artist: Vince Gill
Album Title: Next Big Thing
Record Label: Mca Nashville
Genre: Country
Rip Date: 2008-03-12
Store Date: 2003-02-11
Source: CD
Encoder: LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Quality: 186 kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo

Ripped by: Cheng (www.bitsarah.com)

Track List
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01. Next Big Thing 3:26
02. She Never Makes Me Cry 3:58
03. Don't Let Her Get Away 3:09
04. Someday 3:41
05. These Broken Hearts 4:57
06. We Had It All 4:04
07. Young Man's Town 4:34
08. Real Mean Bottle 3:20
09. Whippoorwill River 5:49
10. The Sun's Gonna Shine On You 3:21
11. From Where I Stand 3:42
12. You Ain't Foolin' Nobody 3:51
13. Old Time Fiddle 2:50
14. Without You 3:12
15. Two Hearts 4:03
16. This Old Guitar And Me 3:54
17. In These Last Few Days 3:38
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86.52 MB


Rip Notes
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Having earned respect for creating mainstream country that proudly maintains a
deep vein of traditional elements, Vince Gill draws from a broader palette on
this unusually lengthy offering of originals and collaborations. Honoring
styles that inspired him, he zigzags from rockabilly (the opening title track)
to the Beatle-esque ballad "Someday" (cowritten with Richard Marx) into
unfettered traditionalism on the shuffle "Without You," the majestic "Two
Hearts," and the Merle Haggard tribute "Real Mean Bottle." His philosophical
"Young Man's Town" could easily be a commentary on today's Nashville. While he
could have dropped a couple of the more-mundane numbers (especially the clichéd
cantina ditty "We Had It All"), he projects the same clean consistency that's
marked all his work. True, he takes few risks, but then the cutting edge was
never his chosen place. And as the album's sole producer, he shows better sense
than most current Nashville producers. Gill, the omnipresent guest harmony
singer on so many others' records, used surprisingly few guests himself, which
keeps the focus where it belongs.