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T Graham Brown
Next Right Thing
Genres: Country, Pop

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Tennessee Hideaway - T. Graham Brown, Flowers, Danny
2. Bag of Bones - T. Graham Brown, Clark, Guy
3. The Next Right Thing - T. Graham Brown, Brown, T. Graham
4. Tools for the Soul - T. Graham Brown, Flowers, Danny
5. Which Way to Pray - T. Graham Brown, Anderson, Bill
6. Still Not Out of the Woods - T. Graham Brown, Lauderdale, Jim
7. Middle Age Crazy - T. Graham Brown, Throckmorton, Sonny
8. As If You Didn't Know - T. Graham Brown, Fritts, Donnie
9. Monkey - T. Graham Brown, Brown, T. Graham
10. Use the Blues - T. Graham Brown, Nicholson, Gary [1]
11. My Old Friend the Blues - T. Graham Brown, Earle, Steve [1]
12. If I Had the Power - T. Graham Brown, Brown, T. Graham
13. Wine into Water - T. Graham Brown, Brown, T. Graham

CD Details

All Artists: T Graham Brown
Title: Next Right Thing
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Compendia
Release Date: 5/20/2003
Genres: Country, Pop
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 015095549921

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CD Reviews

I disagree with the other review..

Jon Hensley | Western KY | 01/12/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have a syndicated radio show called "Are You Ready for the Country?". When I first received the new T. Graham Brown record for airplay I was a bit skeptical. I liked the song "Darlene" as a kid but I just wasn't sure if his "T-ness" would be making hip music in the year 2003. I put the cd in my car while driving and was blown away for the next 45 minutes. This record is amazing. The sound on this record is what country music should be about today. Why country radio has ignored this record is insane.T's remake of "Middle Age Crazy" stood out to me from the first time I heard the song. "My Old Friend the Blues" is extremely powerful.. you can hear the sincerety in T's voice on this one.. he truly feels it. (another thing gone bad on country radio, they have no emotion). It's upbeat songs are country mixed with some rock and funk.. there's some blues numbers.. some ballads.. it's a perfect record. If you're a fan of "good music", pick this one up. You'll thank me later."