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| Gospel-tinged honky-tonk from the Louisiana native. I'm Gonna Love You Anyway, Don't Lie, Title track, All Hat No Cattle (w/Ray Benson), many more. |
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| 1 More |
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| 2 I'm Gonna Love You Anyway |
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| 3 She's Still There |
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| 4 Someday |
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| 5 Can I Want Your Love |
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| 6 Don't Lie |
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| 7 A Working Man's Wage |
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| 8 The Night He Can't Remember |
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| 9 I Can Dig It |
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| 10 Everything Takes Me Back |
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| 11 All Hat, No Cattle |
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| 12 Every Other Friday at Five |
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Album Review
"More..." is a very apt title for Trace Adkins' third album, since it essentially offers more of the same. For some artists, this would be a harsh criticism, but not in the case of Adkins, since he's proving himself to be one of the more reliable neo-traditionalists of the late '90s. Unlike some of his peers, Adkins doesn't pattern his singing after any of his idols; he absorbs his influences, creating his own distinctive sound that has elements of classic honky tonk as well as blues and rock. He sounds equally convincing on heartbreak songs ("Don'T Lie"), rockers ("Can I Want Your Love," "More"), honky tonk ("I'M Gonna Love You Anyway," "I Can Dig It"), and Western swing ("All Hat, No Cattle"). "More..." may drag a little bit in the middle, but overall, it achieves a nice balance of performance and song, proving along the way that not only does Adkins have and individual voice, but that he's more purely country than many of his peers. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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