Craig Morgan Album: “That's Why”

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Personnel: John Willis (acoustic guitar, banjo); Phil O'Donnell (electric guitar, background vocals); Jeff King (electric guitar); Mike Johnson (steel guitar, dobro); Andy Lettwich (mandolin, fiddle); Kirk "Jelly Roll" Johnson (harmonica); J.R. Rodriguez, Brady Barnett (recorder); Jim "Moose" Brown (piano, Clavinet, organ); Charles Judge (piano); Kevin "Swine" Grantt (bass instrument); Eddie Bayers Jr., Shannon Forrest (drum); Eric Darken (percussion); Alexandra Greer, Melodie Crittenden, Angela Primm, Vicki Hampton, Russell Terrell (background vocals). <p>Audio Mixer: Derek Bason. <p>The third album by Nashville country star Craig Morgan continues in the Everyman style established by earlier hits like "Almost Home" and "Redneck Yacht Club." Morgan's music speaks to his audience, with good-timey country-rockers like "Summer Sundown," and songs about the joy of everyday life like "God Must Really Love Me" and the soaring "Lookin' Back With You." THAT'S WHY is sure to appeal to fans of Morgan's earlier records.

I purchased the MP3 version from Amazon because I am in Iraq. This CD is really good. Craig not only sings country good, but he sounds country doing it. I was wondering if moving over to Sony would change the quality of his music, but it is still good, if not better. I recommend "Sticks", an upbeat song about being in the country. As well as "It Took a Woman" and the title song "That's Why". But to be honest they are all good. You can listen to the whole CD and you won't be disappointed.

Craig Morgan is one of the most talented, most under-rated country singers around. In my opinion he is much more talented than the likes of Kenny Chesney or Tim McGraw, yet he doesn't seem to get the recognition he deserves. The songs on this CD are no exception, whether you're looking for a good time ("Bonfire"), or looking for something more emotionally intense ("This Ain't Nothin'"). Highly recommended.

I looked all over for this CD. I totally forgot about

Amazon when my wife reminded me. I logged

in, searched it, and bingo! Thanks Amazon!

I love this album as much as I do Craig's previous albums! I love how the songs are a picture of everyday life. I find his music to be real and actually sound like country music, unlike a lot of what you hear on the radio now days. I'm only in my 20's but I love real country and that's what this album is!