Search - Keith Whitley :: Wherever You Are Tonight

A Must Have to for a Complete Collection

06/07/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"There are a few gems here which I haven't seen on any other Keith Whitley cd. If you're a Whitley fan, you must have this cd."

Keith whitley a true country singer songwriter

Shawn Downs | East Dublin Ga. | 01/05/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I own all of Keiths albums i have been listening to his music since he first began ,till he died.I must say as with any Keith Whitley album this is a a good one.I personally like every song on the cd what makes this cd different from his others is this is songs Keith either wrote ,or co-wrote .It lets you inside his talent as a song writer.If you want a good song about breakin up and the pain that follows then losing you all over is the one.If this song dont move you then somethings wrong.A more upbeat song that will lift the spirits is just how bad do you want to feel good. Another song about breaking up and the pain that follows is blind and afraid of the dark .Its about being afraid of what the future holds now that your alone a great song.Then a song about the state that the business is in is "buck" its about how country has gotten away from its roots ,and needs to return.The title wherever you are tonight is about being alone and missing the one you love. I cant put in words just how good This Keith Whitley cd is just get it and i think you wont be dissatisfied if your a true Keith Whitley fan,and just love good country music Also this is a very hard to find cd of Keiths music but,Amazon has it so get it while you can before its out of print"

Keith's vocals live on

Shawn Downs | 06/13/1999

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Wherever You Are To Night is a collection of previously unreleased material from the late Keith Whitley. The title track is a touching balad about the memories of lost love that shows just how powerful Keith's voacls are. Then there are the up beat tunes such as "Tell Me Something I Didn't Know" and "Just How Bad Do You Wanna Feel Good" thats sure to get your feet a tappin'. Even though Keith Whitley's death was all to sudden his emotional and powerful sound can still be felt in this album. It's a must have for any Keith Whitley fan."