George Strait Album: “Right or Wrong”
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Personnel: George Stait (vocals); Leo Jackson, Jimmy Capps (acoustic guitar); Gregg Galbraith (acoustic & electric guitars); Reggie Young (electric guitar); Weldon Myrick (steel guitar); Johnny Gimble (fiddle, electric mandolin); Hargus Robbins, Bobby Wood (keyboards); Bob Moore, Henry Strzelecki, Leon Rhodes (bass); Jerry Carrigan, Gene Chrisman (drums); Hurshel Wiginton, Donna Sheridan, Judy Rodman, Lousi Nunley, Doug Clements (background vocals).
<p>Recorded at Woodland Sound Studios, Nashville, Tennessee.
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UPC:076743106828
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Format:CD
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Type:Performer
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Genre:Country - Contemporary Country
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Artist:George Strait
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Producer:Ray Baker
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Label:Universal Special Products
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Distributed:Bayside Record Dist.
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Release Date:2001/03/27
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Original Release Year:1983
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Discs:1
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Mono / Stereo:Stereo
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Studio / Live:Studio
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- Strait down his usual path
"Right or Wrong" is George Strait's third album, and marks his recovery from a slight artistic slump in "Strait From The Heart," his second. This album is excellent from start to finish. You've probably heard "You Look So Good In Love" and "Right Or Wrong," but what about "80 Proof Bottle of Tear Stopper"?
From the subtle pleasing tone of "I'm Satisfied With You" to the nice hook of "Let's Fall To Pieces Together," this is Strait at his best. Pick this one up, especially if you've only heard his post-1995 stuff and want to get an idea of what his earlier work is like.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Real Stuff, Real Country
Just great stuff! The drums are perfect, the fiddle is very prominent, the steel is awesome, you can the acoustic guitar, and then George Strait sings. He has perfect control. As if with this great honky-tonkin' stuff you'd even care if he had a great voice! With classic songs like 80 Proof Bottle of TearStopper (my favortie) and "I'm Satisfied with You" (Bob Wills) this is one Strait album you shouldn't miss! Customer review - August 26, 2003
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- RIGHT AS RAIN
The thing I like about George Strait and his music is that, the more he changes, the more he stays the same. Whether you listen to his newest album, Honkytonkville, or Right or Wrong you're in for classic country music from first to last. With tracks like YOU LOOK SO GOOD IN LOVE, LET'S FALL TO PIECES TOGETHER and OUR PATHS MAY NEVER CROSS, Right or Wrong is an essential part of the George Strait collection and it sounds as good today as it did at release twenty years ago.
There is good reason that Strait is often referred to as "The King of Country." The reign just keeps going.
- Right or Wrong
The best album ever recorded by George Strait. Pure and crisp. Great songs like "You Look So Good in Love" song of the decade in Texas. "Right or Wrong" brings a song new to many, but actually a glimpse of the past with this new version of an old Bob Wills classic. His voice, a great collection of songs and the production with great Nashville musicians is the reason this was George's First Gold album. Still a classic for pure country music fans. - King George
I am so excited to be able to get this on cd! Cassettes are so outdated! and everybody loves king george!! |
