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CROWELL,RODNEY - Let the Picture Paint Itself / Jewel of the South - Amazon.com Music
Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of '90s albums from the Country great on one CD. Let the Picture Paint Itself (1994) is an impressive record. A collection of Nashville heavy hitters were involved, including Trisha Yearwood and Patty Loveless helping out on backing vocals. Jewel of the South (1995) rocks and rolls with abandon, from the '40s tinged big band sound of 'The Ballad of Possum Potez' to the soaring title track. The record contained a line up of guitarists that anyone would die for, John Jorgenson (once of the Desert Rose Band and already establishing himself as an Elton John sideman), Briton Albert Lee (another graduate of the Hot Band, and musical director for the Everly Brothers), Steuart Smith (later to join the Eagles' family), former Cherry Bomb Richard Bennett, and Nashville stalwarts Billy Joe Walker Jr. and Kenny Vaughan. When it comes to backing vocals, there's Vince Gill on 'The Ladder of Love' (co-written with Lee Roy Parnell), Raul Malo of the Mavericks on the Harlan Howard/Buck Owens number 'Storm of Love', Claudia Church on 'Just Say Yes', and Kim Richey on 'Please Remember Me'. T-Bird. 2011.
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Been a fan of Rodney long before I knew he sang as a songwriter he is one of the finest and as had many songs recorded by artist from many genres of music and in my opinion is I very good singer. had these two albums years ago somehow lost them now my collection is complete. I highly recommend this collection to all his fan's and anyone looking for intelligent songs with top class musicians and a singer who can really sing
Rodney says if you put this and Jewel of the South together, you have three quarters of a good album. But this is one of my favorites. The back stories on some of the songs make it special as well as the collaboration with Guy Clark and back up from artists Trisha Yearwood and Patty Loveless. If you are a fan it will not disappoint, if you are a music aficionado looking to track the artist's growth and change this a the best of the "Sony Years".
In a perfect world, this would have made headlines. "Rodney Crowell's big return on a major label!!" It would have went platinum. It would have featured 4 or 5 number one singles. He and Trisha Yearwood would have dueted on "I Don't Fall in Love So Easy" on the CMA awards show. But back to reality. This cd went nowhere. You really can't even find it in bargain bins, I don't think that many copies were even pressed. This cd features what you would expect on a Rodney Crowell album. A full linup of original songs along with a classic cover thrown in for good measure, and fantastic playing. If you can find this recording, get it, and enjoy what everyone else is missing.
Rodney Crowell was big in the '80s and I didn't have anything by him. As a singer I felt like he was alright. But wasn't really that big on him. As a song writer I thought he was great. Writing two of my favorite songs. The Oak Ridge boys Leaving Louisiana In the Broad Daylight and Waylon Jennings Aint Living Ling Like This. I had a bumper sticker on my car at the time that said that. I also thought at the time that the song Let The Picture Paint Itself was Rodney's best song that he sang himself. So I bought this cd in 1995. He wasn't as popular as he had been. And this cd didn't do much. It's not bad. Stuff That Works is a good song that should have been a hit. and the song Let The Picture Paint Itself should have been bigger. this cd is o.k. It probably would have done more if it had been recorded during his commercial period. But it's not bad.
Great 2 albums..well written and produced...after a few listens you start to sing along...great mixture of ballads and what I would class as country/rock n roll....
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