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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0008817002828
Format: Enhanced
Label: Fontana Mca N'ville
Manufacturer: Fontana Mca N'ville
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Fontana Mca N'ville
Release Date: September 22, 1998
Studio: Fontana Mca N'ville
Sales Rank: 99196




Disc 1:
  1. Pardon Me
  2. Long Black Train
  3. Alabama Song
  4. Call My Name
  5. The One That Got Away (Got Away with My Heart)
  6. I Found a Letter
  7. Easier to Forget
  8. Set You Free
  9. A Soft Place to Fall
  10. Tell Me Baby - Allison Moorer, Hyatt, Walter
  11. Is Heaven Good Enough for You
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Editorial Review:

Amazon.com:
Shania Twain, Trisha Yearwood, and LeAnn Rimes are all becoming pop stars as country music continues its migration from, well, country music. But those yearning for a twangin' gal should consider this newcomer, singer/songwriter Allison Moorer. On Alabama Song, Moorer, the younger sister of singer Shelby Lynne, delivers a collection that spans from Buck Owens-like revelry to shuffles and bittersweet balladry. The star attraction, though, is Moorer's steamy voice, which can prompt a slow burn deep inside while thankfully sidestepping the all-too-frequent overwrought delivery of many a Nashville femme. With enough shine to entice those looking for country's more refined ways, Alabama Song is definitely rooted in the mainstream, but it's the album's down-to-earth soul that makes it a winner. --Neal Weiss



Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Awesome Alabama Artist
It's surprising this lady isn't better known. Possibly, after this album, she just decided to "do her own thing". Whatever, this disc is excellent. It will be pleasing to fans of modern country while sounding traditional enough to satisfy fans of that genre too. Allison's voice is truly memorable, with a wonderful Southern sound to it. All the songs have real emotion to them. The uptempo tunes are energetic and will have the listener tapping along with the foot. Good guitar work. Definitely ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - I ll tell you a secret Baby: I LET GO FIRST!!!!
I cant tellyou how much i love Allison, really i cant she is Adorable, beautifull, sexy, funny ,ironic ,she have a facinating personality sings incredible, writte excellent lyrics, amazing songs she is versatile, country , folk ,blues, rock , she loves what she does and is careless about a massive sales sucess trading this possiblity for the critic mention and she even doesnt loose her sleep for that, you gotta love this woman, she is not a "girl" she is a WOMAN and that is so appealing for a change ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great debut album
Rarely do two sisters both succeed in popular music with separate solo careers, but Shelby Lynne and Allison Moorer are among the rare exceptions. Shelby was expected to be a major country star of the nineties but it didn't happen. Shelby faded into obscurity for a while and it was at this point that Allison began her career, making her debut on a soundtrack (Horse whisperer) with A soft place to fall. That song is included on this album, the rest of which is in a similar style. Melancholy bluesy country ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Excellent debut!
Allison Moorer has won my heart and I've become a big fan. She has a very unique voice and such enormous talent. Her songs are so personal and revealing. She found a bit of success in 1998 with the song "A Soft Place To Fall" which was featured in the movie THE HORSE WHISPERER. The album ALABAMA SONG was released in the fall of 1998. The title track is one of my all time favorite songs by Moorer. The rest of the album is outstanding too. It opens with the wonderful "Pardon Me", into the great uptempo country ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Best Country CD of Last 10 Years
Allison is simply astonishing. This CD is a tasteful, respectful throwback to to 60's and 70's with plenty of deep roots in the golden era of country. Not only are the songs (most recently minted) true to tradition, the instrumentation is flawless, the arrangements balanced, and the vocals awe-inspiring. Worth a 1,000 bogus Dixie Chicks plus every shirtless, goateed "hat act" of the last 10 years rolled into one. Do you miss the first time you heard Patsy Cline? Loretta Lynn? Tammy Wynette? Dolly Parton? Do you ... Read More



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