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Hillbilly Deluxe (CD)

By: Brooks & Dunn (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Hillbilly Deluxe (CD) Album By Brooks & Dunn (Artist)
1   Play Something Country
2   She's About As Lonely As I'm Going To Let Her Get
3   My Heart's Not A Hotel
4   Whiskey Do My Talkin'
5   Hillbilly Deluxe
6   One More Roll Of The Dice
7   Just Another Neon Night
8   Believe
9   Building Bridges
10   Her West Was Wilder
11   I May Get Over You
12   She Likes To Get Out Of Town
13   Again
 

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Review

Entertainment Weekly (No. 837, p.81) - "...{P]erfectly-drawn vignettes of Saturday-night sin and swagger....[Reinforces Brooks & Dunn's position as the premier practitioners of the sawdust serenade." - Grade: A-

Title Note

Brooks & Dunn: Kix Brooks (vocals, harmonica); Ronnie Dunn (vocals).

Additional personnel include: Bryan Sutton (acoustic guitar, banjo); Kenny Greenberg (electric guitar, National guitar); J.T. Corenflos (electric guitar); Dan Dugmore (steel guitar); Stuart Duncan (mandolin); Hank Singer (fiddle); Glenn Worf, Michael Rhodes (bass guitar); Eddie Bayers Jr. (drums); Eric Darken (percussion).

Thanks to the newfound success of "real" country singers like Gretchen Wilson and Toby Keith, not to mention the neo-outlaw duo Big & Rich, Brooks & Dunn return to their Nashville roots on HILLBILLY DELUXE. After a string of increasingly pop-oriented albums, the change does them good. The first single, "Play Something Country," could be the best jukebox song since Alan Jackson's early-1990s hit "Don't Rock the Jukebox." From that opening track onwards, Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks stick to the basics: broken hearts ("Her West Was Wilder" and "I May Never Get Over You") and broken bottles (on the tough-guy "Whiskey Do My Talkin'" and the celebratory "Just Another Neon Night"). They don't abandon their rock flirtations entirely--Sheryl Crow drops by on "Building Bridges," and the stomping title track edges towards Big & Rich territory --but HILLBILLY DELUXE is the most purely country album Brooks & Dunn have released since 1993's HARD WORKIN' MAN, and it's one of their most entertaining ever.

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