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Name:Va the Songs Of Hank Williams, Jr (a Bocephus Collection) [2003/128kbps]

Infohash: 8B14E0D5D62C269AE3A9918DAFC45D4EE162591D

Total Size: 57.01 MB

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VA - The Songs of Hank Williams Jr. (A Bocephus Celebration)

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Artist...............: Various Artists

Album................: The Songs of Hank Williams Jr. (A Bocephus Celebration)

Genre................: Country

Year.................: 2003

Codec................: Blade

Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III

Quality..............: CBR 128, (avg. bitrate: 128kbps)

Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz

Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3

Posted by............: bitsarah.com on 4/18/2009

Included.............: NFO, SFV, M3U





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Tracklisting

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1. (00:04:33) Blake Shelton, Trick Pony & Darryl Worley - Young Country

2. (00:03:01) Montgomery Gentry - Women I've Never Had

3. (00:03:28) Trick Pony - All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight

4. (00:03:42) Tracy Lawrence - Outlaw Women

5. (00:03:53) Lynyrd Skynyrd - Born to Boogie

6. (00:03:54) Chad Brock, John Anderson, Hank Williams, Jr. - A Country Boy Can Survive

7. (00:03:00) Dusty Drake - Heaven Can't Be Found

8. (00:04:08) Aaron Tippin - Family Tradition

9. (00:04:27) Alan Jackson - The Blues Man

10. (00:03:03) John Michael Montgomery - Major Moves

11. (00:03:29) Trace Adkins - Eleven Roses

12. (00:03:47) Dain Baird - Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound

13. (00:03:58) Andy Griggs - Old Habits

14. (00:03:54) Marshall Tucker Band - All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down

15. (00:05:08) 38 Special - If It Will It Will

16. (00:04:50) Hank Williams Jr. & Friends - Outlaw's Reward



Playing Time.........: 01:02:13

Total Size...........: 57.01 MB



NFO generated on.....: 4/18/2009 4:50:37 PM





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In the ongoing effort to make sure everyone who has recorded more than a

couple of albums is feted with a tribute disc, the folks at Warner Bros. and

Curb have assembled a star-studded tribute to Bocephus himself, Hank

Williams, Jr.. Drawing its participants from both the traditionalist wing of

country and the long-in-the-tooth southern rockers, the disc straddles the

line between rock and country much as junior always has. On the country

side, there is a nice mix of big names like Montgomery Gentry, Tracy

Lawrence, and Alan Jackson, who turns in one of the disc's highlights with an

aching version of the ballad "The Blues Man," and smaller stars who shine

brightly: Andy Griggs weeps his way convincingly through "Old Habits"; Trick

Pony, featuring the lone female to be found here, turns in a rollicking version

of "All My Rowdy Friends Are Comin' Over Tonight"; and Chad Brock pulls off

a coup by roping in John Anderson, George Jones, and Williams Jr. to help

him sing "A Country Boy Can Survive." The rockers are represented by the

current incarnations of bands that ruled the 1970s airwaves. These songs

are generally less successful than the ones the country artists perform. The

Marshall Tucker Band sound old and broke on "All My Rowdy Friends Have

Settled Down," .38 Special tunelessly stomps its way over and through "If It

Will It Will," and Lynyrd Skynrd sounds pretty lame attempting a metal boogie

version of "Born to Boogie" (they probably need to stop hanging out with Kid

Rock). The only rock artist who sounds half decent is Dan Baird from the

Georgia Satellites. He turns in a nasty version of "Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound"

that actually sounds better than the original. Speaking of the original,

Williams Jr. claims the last track of the disc for himself, performing a heartfelt

version of "Outlaw's Reward" featuring many of the artists who appear on his

tribute and also Stevie Wonder (!) on harmonica.

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