Disco de Clint Black: “Nothin' But the Taillights”

Clint Black's 1997 album NOTHIN BUT THE TAILLIGHTS proves to be one of his most overall satisfying albums to date. He found success with hits before, but this album provided even more memorable music in his growing CD catalog. The title track is one of his best songs yet, its irresistible in its mix of attitude, country and well sung vocals. The duet with Martina McBride "Still Holdin On" should have been a monster hit, but country didn't warm up to it. Martina and Clint compliment each other well on this song about two lovers who are torn apart, but still holding onto each other, and the love they once had. There are also some excellent ballads on here. "Something That We Do" is a beautiful, heartfelt ballad which is a well deserve hit for Black. Elsewhere, the beautiful "That Something In My Life", "Our Kind of Love" and others prove to be beautiful ballads. There is also other great songs such as the upbeat "Loosen Up My Strings", or the hit "The Shoes You're Wearing". If you've followed Clint up to this album, you know you'll want this, it provides just as much as his previous albums do, beautiful ballads, great uptempo songs, but overall great songs with a voice that is incomparable.

This is a great CD, not a weak track on it. Lots of great lyrics, guitar work, and a great variety of music. It seems that most Clint Black fans still think his 1st album was his best, but to me, Nuthin' But the Taillights is even better & more sophisticated than Clint's earlier work. I highly recommend this CD, one of my all time favorites, and I never get tired of it.

This is probably my favorite Clint Black album. Some people don't like it. They would be in the wrong. It's a great album filled with great songs and wonderful lyrics. "You Know It All" and "You Don't Need Me Now" are two underrated ballads that are gorgeous with nice words. Amazon says there are two tracks in here that are "Maudlin Schlock". Sorry. Not on here. "Maudlin Shlock" doesn't mean anything anyways. This is a great album that belongs in your Clint collection.

Agreat release full of melodic songs delivered with sincerity,great feel and musicianship.All the songs are consistently strong and it amazes me that this guy seems to not get the kudos he deserves.

I was absolutly enchanted with the music on this CD. I liked the song "Its something that we do". It is romantic and heartfelt. I think Mr. Black does a particularly nice job when he sings with women. He is not too overpowering with his voice. He lets the woman's voice compliment his in all the duets he has ever done. I recommend this album highly!