Disco de Dwight Yoakam: «Just Lookin for a Hit»

- Valoración de usuarios: (4.9 de 5)
- Título:Just Lookin for a Hit
- Fecha de publicación:1989-09-20
- Tipo:Audio CD
- Sello discográfico:Reprise / Wea
- UPC:075992598927
- Media (4.9 de 5)(14 votos)
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- 1 Long White Cadillacimg 5:21
- 2 Little Waysimg 3:22
- 3 Honky Tonk Manimg 2:28
- 4 I Got Youimg 3:40
- 5 Little Sisterimg 3:37
- 6 I Sang Dixieimg 3:26
- 7 Guitars, Cadillacsimg 3:06
- 8 Sin City Dwight Yoakam and k.d. langimg 3:56
- 9 Please, Please Babyimg 4:13
- 10 Streets Of Bakersfield Buck Owens and Dwight Yoakamimg 3:00
I'm not much of a Country & Western fan. I like some of it, but outside of a few Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, George Strait, and Willie Nelson tunes, I can't think of too many songs that I consider "must have" music.
Dwight Yoakam is an exception here. I'm recommending this CD only because it does have D.Y.'s big 1980's hits, but I would caution readers that to really get a feel for how good this guy is, you need to check out the CD's from which these songs were taken ("Guitars, Cadillacs, etc", "Hillbilly Deluxe", "Buenos Noches from a Lonely Room", and more)...and more than likely, after listening to this, you'll do that anyhow [the songs here are THAT good]. Still, for those of us who are just tourists in the world of C & W, this is a superb selection of songs.
Like most of Dwight's material (before and after this hits CD), the songs make on wonder if perhaps one has misjudged C & W all together: I mean, Dwighty Yoakam isn't the only one doing great C & W, is he? Well at the time this CD came out, no he was not. Clint Black, George Strait and dozens of other new artists were doing great Country music. Some time after 1990, the music became formulaic and monotonous ("velveeta music" is how one Austin DJ described it: not just cheesy, but synthetic to boot!). Fortunately, it's finally stopped selling too, so perhaps there's hope for the innovators like Mr. Yoakam.
Best cuts here: Streets of Bakersfield, Guitars & Cadillacs, Please Baby Please, Honky Tonk Man, Little Sister, ... jeez they're all great. In fact, most artists would be lucky if their "greatest hits" packages included one song as good as anything here.
After this, you'll probably want more Dwight Yoakam, so check out his "greatest hits of the 1990's" CD next (unless you're alread a fan, in which case you already own all his CD's, more than likely.
Dwight Yoakam is the best natural country singer since George Jones. He has a distinctive style and voice which set him apart from the rest of the pack. This compilation offers an excellent sampler of some of his best early work, and all the elements are there: good material, excellent production, and spirited performances. There is not a bad cut on the entire album, which will leave the listener eager for more. As long as Dwight Yoakam is around, country music has a bright future. Thanks, Dwight!
Out of my collection of over 300 CD's, about two-thirds of which are country, this has got to be my hands-down favorite, and the one I go back to over and over. Can't seem to get enough of that one-of-a-kind Dwight twang, and I may just have to replace this CD from over-use! If you like traditional country sound with an edge, you will love this CD. Best cut on it? "Guitars, Cadillacs", no doubt about it!
This Album is one to certainly make sure that is included in Your collection. Whether that collection consists of Varied Artists or Dwight Only, this ONE definitely has many songs that stand out as favourites to play over and over.
Songs that He frequently does in His live Performances are heard and reminiscent to the fact that His lyrics and Stage Persona is still alive and thriving as it was years and years ago.
Highly recommend*
This product is very good. The time for the delevery wash perfect on time This product wash good for 5 stars

