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| Country legend w/stars Vince Gill, Travis Tritt, Alan Jackson, Trisha Yearwood, Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, Keith Richards, more! |
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| 1 One Woman Man |
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| 2 Good Year for the Roses |
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| 3 Why Baby Why |
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| 4 Golden Ring |
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| 5 Say It's Not You |
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| 6 Love Bug |
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| 7 Where Grass Won't Grow |
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| 8 The Race Is On |
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| 9 Bartender Blues |
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| 10 White Lightning |
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| 11 Good Ones and Bad Ones |
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Album Review
The concept behind "The Bradley Barn Sessions" was an intriguing one: Place George Jones in the hands of traditionalist country producer Brian Ahern, record at Owen Bradley's legendary studios, compile a selection of George's greatest hits and have him sing duets with contemporary vocalists (and Tammy Wynette) that have cited him as an influence. In theory, it should have worked but in practice, it's a stilted, nearly lifeless album. The production is too clean and polished, lacking any of the grit of true honky tonk records. Furthermore, songs like "A Good Year For The Roses" suffer from the stringless, stripped-down arrangements. And though all of [George's duet partners -- including Marty Stuart, Alan Jackson, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Trisha Yearwood, and Travis Tritt -- are respectful, only Keith Richards captures the spirit of a roadside honky tonk. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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