Straight From The Heart CD

MUSIC

COUNTRY

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Bottle Let Me Down ~ Daryle Singletary

2. Black Sheep ~ Daryle Singletary

3. Some Broken Hearts Never Mend ~ Daryle Singletary

4. Proomises ~ Daryle Singletary

5. I've Got a Tiger by the Tail ~ Daryle Singletary

6. Jesus & Bartenders ~ Daryle Singletary

7. These Days I Barely Get By ~ Daryle Singletary

8. Miami, My Amy ~ Daryle Singletary

9. I Still Sing This Way ~ Daryle Singletary

10. Lovin On Back Streets ~ Daryle Singletary

11. Fifteen Years Ago ~ Daryle Singletary

12. We're Gonna Hold On ~ Daryle Singletary

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Personnel: Daryle Singletary; John Anderson (vocals); Danny Parks, Brent Mason (electric guitar); Mike Johnson (steel guitar); Aubrey Haynie, Joe Caverlee (fiddle); Hargus "Pig" Robbins, Catherine Styron Marx (piano); Duncan Mullins (bass instrument); Darrin Vincent (background vocals); Rhonda Vincent (vocals, background vocals); Ricky Skaggs (vocals); Bryan Sutton (acoustic guitar); Shannon Forrest (drums).
	Recording information: Castle Studios, Franklin, TN; Colemine Studios, Smyrna, TN; Fun House Studios, Smyrna, TN.
	Author: George Jones.
	Photographer: Scott Hunter.
	After five long years, Daryle Singletary returns to recording. From the sound of Straight from the Heart, it's like he never left. Singletary has been called many things since the idle 1990s when he began his singing career -- "new traditionalist," "neo-traditionalist," etc. -- yet he comes from a different, harder stock of vocalist: he stands tall in the great honky tonk lineage of singers like Ernest Tubb, George Jones, early Ray Price, Merle Haggard, and Buck Owens. The song choices on this set are a mix of modern tunes and country music standards -- Hag's "Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down," Jones' "These Days I Barely Get By" and "We're Gonna Hold On" (in duet with Rhonda Vincent), Hank Cochran's "Miami, My Amy," Harlan Howard's nugget "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail" (with Ricky Skaggs), and Bob Altman's "Black Sheep" (with John Anderson), among others. And for the record, he does these songs straight; he has no need to change an arrangement when his voice is so deep and pure. Certainly the production is a bit on the technological side, but that's the way things are done now, and these are not meant to be archival imitative recordings: they are new readings of heritage material. Singletary's got enough worldliness in the grain of his delivery to make these songs as relevant now as they were when they were first recorded, and enough chutzpah not to sound overly reverent, either. Straight from the Heart is a fine hardcore country music comeback from a truly great singer. ~ Thom Jurek
Producer: Greg Cole; Chuck Rhodes; Greg Cole
Engineer: Greg Cole; Ricky Cobble
Musical Guests
	Rhonda Vincent
	Ricky Skaggs
	John Anderson

Artist Overview

Traditionally minded country singer Daryle Singletary, a native of Cairo, Georgia, got his start in Nashville as a for-hire session singer for songwriter demos. One of those demos found its way to Randy Travis, who not only recorded the song, but recommended the unknown Singletary to his management team. A self-titled debut album from 1995 scored several hits, including "I Let Her Lie." A string of successful albums for a variety of labels followed, including 1998's AIN'T IT THE TRUTH and 2007's STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART.

Artist Followers
Dierks Bentley | Trace Adkins

Technical Info

	Release Date : 02/26/2007
	Original Release Date : 2007
	Catalog ID : SHANCD 6201
	Label : Shanachie Records
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00016351620125

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Straight From The Heart (2007)

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