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Here for the Party - Audio CD - Gretchen Wilson

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Audio CD - 11 May, 2004
Sony
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CD Tracks:

    Here For The Party
    Redneck Woman
    When I Think About Cheatin'
    Homewrecker
    Holdin' You
    Chariot
    What Happened
    When It Rains
    The Bed
    Pocahontas Proud


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Audio CD Description

Her mother was 16 when she had her, and her father moved on when she was two. By the age of 15, with a double-barrel shotgun always at the ready, she was managing a kicker bar in rural Illinois where the corn fields meet the pig farms. That gave Gretchen Wilson something to sing about, with attitude in spades. "You might think I'm trashy, a little too hardcore," she admits on the smash single "Redneck Woman," "but in my neck of the woods I'm just the girl next door." Wilson, already the toast of Nashville before this full-length debut hit the shelves, isn't just putting the trailer park back into country music--she's the antidote to Shania and Faith. Nothing here sounds manufactured or studied, and the best songs are those she wrote. If most of those spotlight the fightin' side that has made "Redneck Woman" an anthem with blue-collar babes, she lets her vulnerability show on her choice of covers, particularly Leslie Satcher's gospel-rap of "Chariot" and the marital weeper "The Bed." Whatever you think of Wilson, who packs a hint of Sammi Smith and Allison Moorer--and even Janis Joplin--into her double-fisted delivery, you won't forget her. Move over, Loretta. Make way, Tanya. Here's another good ol' honky-tonk girl. --Alanna Nash


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HARD CORE FUN

How is Gretchen "hard core"? She's hard-core fun, hard-core honest, hard-core real. You might think she's a little too hard-core (as in hard-core redneck), but she's proud of herself anyway. The cd is called HERE FOR THE PARTY and the first single is called REDNECK WOMAN. Therefore, it should be obvious she's not hard-core poetic or hard-core pretentious. The woman isn't always taking herself too seriously, which is why she wrote a song called REDNECK WOMAN in the first place. Songs like "Pocahontas Proud", which is her life story, are the strongest on the cd, along with "Redneck Woman". Gretchen's down home and honest approach reminds me more of Loretta Lynn and Tanya Tucker, much more so than Shania or Faith. I can imagine Gretchen doing a cover of Loretta's first hit, "Honky Tonk Girl" (all about a girl getting drunk in a bar), as well as I can imagine Loretta singing "Homewrecker" (Loretta knows all about it).


A small town girl makes good.

First off, I personally feel one should disregard those few who've written things like "in accordance with R&B"... and "Red Neck..." or "redneck girls".

The single from the album is called "Redneck Woman". If you don't know the correct title (which is ultimately why someone will buy this album), how in the heck can your review be taken seriously?

This is not an R&B album, it's thankfully a country music album. If you like country music, you might find this album a nice entry on the radio and charts. No one single artist represents country music, but Gretchen Wilson does a good job of following the things that country music stand for... this mainly referring to the hometownish lyrics and honky tonk sound.

With my first listen to the album, I found it a great debut. She wrote her stuff, and it comes from the heart. I write this after seeing her performance at the Academy of Country Music Awards earlier this week.

If you like the first single and her voice, it's likely you'll enjoy the album. The four stars rating is because of the record company's rushed production of the album to get it in stores. Although I'm not sure what would've changed anyhow.

Enjoy someone being proud of who they are. Hell yeah.


love it! i listen 2 it everyday!

I love this CD. I thought it would b bad, but it turned out to be the best damn CD i have ever bought. She is my number one country artist. Buy this CD, You'll regret it if you dont, believe me!

 

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