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Whistle Stopper - Enjoy the Ride
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List Price: $13.98
Our Price: $7.71
Your Save: $ 6.27 ( 45% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Mercury Nashville
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0602517051232
Label: Mercury Nashville
Manufacturer: Mercury Nashville
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Mercury Nashville
Release Date: 2006-11-07
Studio: Mercury Nashville
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Sugarland is the best!
Comment: I bought all 3 of their CD's at the same time. They are all equally good.
Have had them only a short time and probably already wore them out. Good thing I downloaded the music to my iPod.
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Summary: pretty good
Comment: with the exception of april showers and mean girls the rest of the songs were pleasant. jennifer nettles is a good vocalist she just has a different style than some might like. I like her myself
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Summary: Ugh
Comment: If not for Bon Jovi, this woman would not be famous.
Can she try any harder to sound southern? She is SO fake. I feel an uncontrollable urge to change the station. A few of the songs they have are well written, and its too bad you have to tolerate her voice to hear them.
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Summary: Not a fan
Comment: I actually bought this for a friend, I have given it a few listens but was not impressed. Its not my type of coutry.
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Summary: SurgarLand enjoy the ride
Comment: The CD was fantastic. And as alway Amazon was so easy to work with.
fast delivery great service.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Sugarland, with the help of producer Byron Gallimore (Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Lee Ann Womack), deliver the same ferocity on Enjoy The Ride. From the catchy coming-of-age kick-off single and chart-topping "Want To," to the reflective rocker "County Line" and the hopelessly optimistic "One Blue Sky," the combination of Jennifer's powerhouse country-soul voice with Kristian's passionate harmonies and deep-rooted musicality hits home, even if these two road veterans, each with a decade of club experience behind them, hardly ever see theirs. "If we can't go home, we do in our minds," Kristian explains of their songwriting process, which on this record, includes collaborations with country artist Bobby Pinson ("Want To"), Brad Paisley's co-writer Tim Owens ("Settlin'"), old pal Jeff Cohen ("April Showers") and Nashville local Lisa Carver ("One Blue Sky," "Everyday America," "County Line," "These Are The Days"). "There's a sense of nostalgia," Jennifer continues. "You pull from the time when you were figuring out who you are as a person. Like in 'Want To,' it's not only a story of falling in love, it's about that moment or a choice that could change your life. And with 'County Line,' it's about a place where you have your first kiss or get in a fight or talk about football and that time when you felt most free."
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