Tanya Tucker Album: “Greatest Hits [MCA]”
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Greatest Hits [MCA] |
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Release Date:1978-01-01
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Type:Unknown
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Genre:Country, Classic Country, 1970s Country
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Label:MCA
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Explicit Lyrics:No
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UPC:076743115325
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Kimble Jury (Winthrop, West Australia Australia) - March 25, 2009
- Kimble Jury: Review Tanya Tucker Greatest Hits
I was initially drawn to this album as a result of hearing Tanya singing "San Antonio Stroll". The music is jaunty and fast and, although I have heard of this dance I had never seen it performed. I used to be a ball room dancing teacher and so I am interested in many forms of dance. The music on Tanya's album provided me with a clue to the style of dance and for those who may be interested, here in Australia we call it a "Gypsy Tap". The rest of the album was also a true pleasure to listen to. The music wasn't hurried, the mix seemed balanced and Tanya's voice came over strongly. Too often recording Engineers tend to over spread the music, especially when there are session musicians, such that what appeals to Country fans is brought more to the front simply because it may sell more records. For instance a Steel Guitar strumming in "sad" or mournful tones will be prominent and Country fans will home in on this sound as the reason to get the album. I would still rate "Stroll" as the best on the album though.
2 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
- one love at a time
this is a very nice cd, easy to listen to, tanya has a feel and
it shows in this collection of music . a very talented lady and
most enjoyable selection of tunes. one of the best .
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- One Of The Best
This greatest hits package from one of country music's superstars, Tanya Tucker, is one of the best. From the opening song "Daddy And Home" to the closing song "It's Only Over For You" are gems. "Daddy And Home is about how much she misses her home and her family. "Love Me Like You Used To" tells about the love that her man has for her has faded. "I Won't Take Less Than Your Love" is very good collaberation with Paul Overstreet and Paul Davis and has been my personal favorite from the first time I heard it. Other classics include "One Love At A Time", "My Arms Stay Open All Night", "Strong Enough To Bend", "Just Another Love", and "If It Don't Come Easy." A great CD for any Tanya Tucker Fan. You will not be disapointed in any way with this in your collection.
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