Track Listings (20) - Disc #1| All Artists: Various Artists Title: Don't Mess with Texas Music, Vol. 3 Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Texas Music Project Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Re-Release Date: 10/25/2005 Genres: Country, Pop Styles: Bluegrass, Classic Country, Western Swing, Today's Country, Neotraditional Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 733792603127 |
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The third installment in a series that is the Who's Who of Texas Music Compilation CDs. Every song is a national success story by the Texas Artists that we all love. No Music collection should be without these songs by the... more » |
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Product Description The third installment in a series that is the Who's Who of Texas Music Compilation CDs. Every song is a national success story by the Texas Artists that we all love. No Music collection should be without these songs by these artists. Don't Mess With Texas Musicians have donated the usage rights for their songs to raise money for music education in Texas public schools! This is reason enough to have and to hold this CD until death do you part. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsIf you like music. Tomas del Sol | Palm Springs, CA | 05/04/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I received this CD as a gift. I like all kinds of music but would not have bought anything by these artists normally, except for Chris Rea. This CD is killer. Each listening brings out a different "cut" for repeated replaying. I don't like everything on the CD, but the good tracks out weigh the bad 10 to 1. I have purchased CD's by some of these artists. That is the best recommendation I can give. My music horizons were broadened by this CD." Notes from the TX Commission on the Arts website Virginia Allain | Poinciana, FL | 12/03/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) ""The new Don't Mess With Texas Music Volume Three CD celebrates the people, places and great state of Texas. It features honorary chair Willie Nelson and 19 other great artists and songs about Texas. It also includes messages about the importance of music education from the Texas Commission on the Arts and the Texas Music Educators Association. Below is the line-up for the new Don't Mess With Texas Music Volume Three which celebrates the people, places and great state of Texas. All the artwork is original and includes a 24-page insert." South by Southwest, Lee Roy Parnell (with Delbert McClinton) Way Down Texas Way, Dale Watson The Bluest Eyes In Texas, Nina Persson & Nathan Larson Austin After Midnight, Jimmy LaFave Texas, Chris Rea Texas On My Mind, Jerry Jeff Walker Long Walk Back to San Antone, Junior Brown Home to Houston, Steve Earle Rusty Old Red River, Toni Price Joe's Gone Ridin, Patricia Vonne Texas, Willie Nelson Amarillo Highway, Robert Earl Keen Texas Blue Moon, Shelley King Houston, Johnny Copeland Texas Two Step, Caroline Herring Texas Gypsy Theme, Texas Gypsies Little Bit A Texas, Renee Austin Lone Star State of Mind, Nanci Griffith Laredo, Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez Levelland, James McMurtry" Generic Texas krebsman | New York, NY United States | 07/25/2006 (3 out of 5 stars) "The trouble for me with this CD is that there is not enough variety. There are only about three or four basic rhythms and almost every other song is a honky tonk blues number. Blues has a very limited range and these artists do not seem bent on stretching the boundaries. I found most of the songs predictably structured with familiar chord progressions. There is also the problem that many of the lyrics are in written from a contemplative point of view, which also gets monotonous. The only number that really grabbed me immediately was Nanci Griffith's "Lone Star State of Mind," although her accent is extremely peculiar. She sounds like more like an Iowa farm girl transplanted to the San Fernando Valley than a native Texan. But I cannot get her song out of my mind. This CD is not bad as background music for beer-drinking socializing or driving down a lonesome Texas highway, but for the most part I found it only mildly interesting. I've listened to it six or seven times now, but my initial impression remains the same. In general, I like this series, but the Tex-Mex volume remains far and away the best."
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