Rhett Akins - Friday Night In Dixie (2002)
BAND/ARTIST: Rhett Akins
- Title: Friday Night In Dixie
- Year Of Release: 2002
- Label: Audium Entertainment LLC
- Genre: Country
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:52:13
- Total Size: 123 / 366 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Highway Sunrise
02. That Girl
03. She Was
04. In Your Love
05. You Rock Me
06. Friday Night In Dixie
07. White Lies And Blue Eyes
08. Trouble With A Woman
09. Livin' Not Lovin' You
10. Right Back Atcha
11. I Wonder What You're Doin' Tonight
12. Must Be Livin' Right
13. Where The Blacktop Ends
14. That Ain't My Truck (Back Porch Acoustic Version)
With its signings of folks like Ross Nickerson, John Anderson, and Rhett Akins, Audium Records is like the second chance home for those country neo-traditionalists squeezed out of Nashville by both the pop direction of Faith Hill or Shania Twain and the rootsier moves of the alt-country posses. Like Akins' three major-label albums of the '90s, 2002's Friday Night in Dixie blends George Strait and the Marshall Tucker Band for an entertaining if not particularly innovative mix of country twang and Southern rock choogle. The title track, co-written and produced by Charlie Daniels, raises the most hell, but Akins is at his best on more introspective material like the sweet "She Was" and the lonesome "Where the Blacktop Ends." Bookended by a pair of country-radio possibilities, the anonymous but catchy "Highway Sunrise" and a swell acoustic version of Akins' biggest '90s hit, "That Ain't My Truck," Friday Night in Dixie is a solid comeback for a journeyman singer/songwriter.
01. Highway Sunrise
02. That Girl
03. She Was
04. In Your Love
05. You Rock Me
06. Friday Night In Dixie
07. White Lies And Blue Eyes
08. Trouble With A Woman
09. Livin' Not Lovin' You
10. Right Back Atcha
11. I Wonder What You're Doin' Tonight
12. Must Be Livin' Right
13. Where The Blacktop Ends
14. That Ain't My Truck (Back Porch Acoustic Version)
With its signings of folks like Ross Nickerson, John Anderson, and Rhett Akins, Audium Records is like the second chance home for those country neo-traditionalists squeezed out of Nashville by both the pop direction of Faith Hill or Shania Twain and the rootsier moves of the alt-country posses. Like Akins' three major-label albums of the '90s, 2002's Friday Night in Dixie blends George Strait and the Marshall Tucker Band for an entertaining if not particularly innovative mix of country twang and Southern rock choogle. The title track, co-written and produced by Charlie Daniels, raises the most hell, but Akins is at his best on more introspective material like the sweet "She Was" and the lonesome "Where the Blacktop Ends." Bookended by a pair of country-radio possibilities, the anonymous but catchy "Highway Sunrise" and a swell acoustic version of Akins' biggest '90s hit, "That Ain't My Truck," Friday Night in Dixie is a solid comeback for a journeyman singer/songwriter.
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