Come on Come On
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Overview
Track Listing
| 1 | Hard Way, The | |
| 2 | He Thinks He'll Keep Her | |
| 3 | Rhythm of the Blues | |
| 4 | I Feel Lucky | |
| 5 | Bug, The | |
| 6 | Not Too Much to Ask | |
| 7 | Passionate Kisses | |
| 8 | Only a Dream | |
| 9 | I Am a Town | |
| 10 | Walking Through Fire | |
| 11 | I Take My Chances | |
| 12 | Come on Come On |
Featured Artists: Edgar Meyer and John Jorgenson and Emily Sailers and Jerry Douglas and Rosanne Cash and Joe Diffie and Shawn Colvin and John Jennings
Details
- Genre: Country
- Release Date: February 2008
- Label: Sbme Special Mkts.
- Format: CD
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio Format: Stereo
- Engineer: Bob Dawson; Marshall Morgan
Music Reviews
Editorial Reviews
Entertainment Weekly (1/7/93, p.124) - Ranked #7 in Entertainment Weekly's list of the Top 10 Albums Of 1992.
Entertainment Weekly (7/17/92, p.54) - "...Carpenter's sharpest, least wimpy record...she sings these songs with a new edge and directness....In essence, she has discovered her backbone..." - Rating: A
Q (1/93, p.70) - Included in Q's list of the 50 Best Albums Of 1992.
Q (10/92, p.81) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...Carpenter lets her whole self loose in her music...she sings with the rare cheesewire cut of Hank Williams..."
Musician (9/92, p.106) - "...Too tuneful to be marginalized and too smart to settle for hack work, Carpenter is less a product of Nashville's rejuvination than proof that the singer/songwriter aesthetic is back..."
Audio Magazine (9/92, p.105) - "...Mary-Chapin Carpenter's evolution as a songwriter and artist continues...a thoroughly entertaining album..."
Entertainment Weekly (7/17/92, p.54) - "...Carpenter's sharpest, least wimpy record...she sings these songs with a new edge and directness....In essence, she has discovered her backbone..." - Rating: A
Q (1/93, p.70) - Included in Q's list of the 50 Best Albums Of 1992.
Q (10/92, p.81) - 4 Stars - Excellent - "...Carpenter lets her whole self loose in her music...she sings with the rare cheesewire cut of Hank Williams..."
Musician (9/92, p.106) - "...Too tuneful to be marginalized and too smart to settle for hack work, Carpenter is less a product of Nashville's rejuvination than proof that the singer/songwriter aesthetic is back..."
Audio Magazine (9/92, p.105) - "...Mary-Chapin Carpenter's evolution as a songwriter and artist continues...a thoroughly entertaining album..."