Disco de Dwight Yoakam: «If There Was a Way»

- Valoración de usuarios: (4.9 de 5)
- Título:If There Was a Way
- Fecha de publicación:1990-10-19
- Tipo:Audio CD
- Sello discográfico:Reprise / Wea
- UPC:075992634427
- Media (4.9 de 5)(36 votos)
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- 1Distance Between You and Me
- 2 The Heart That You Ownimg 3:11
- 3 Takes A Lot To Rock Youimg 3:10
- 4 Nothing's Changed Hereimg 3:10
- 5 Sad, Sad Musicimg 3:46
- 6 Since I Started Drinkin' Againimg 3:56
- 7 If There Was A Wayimg 4:51
- 8 Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Looseimg 3:25
- 9 It Only Hurts When I Cryimg 2:36
- 10Send A Message To My Heart
- 11 I Don't Need It Doneimg 4:43
- 12 You're The Oneimg 3:56
- 13Dangerous Man
- 14 Let's Work Togetherimg 3:34
When I first bought this album, I didn't really care for it. It just didn't sound right. Still, I persisted in listening to it and I finally realized that this was one of the best albums I had ever listened to. "If There Was a Way" shows us that Dwight is paving a new trail once again. Though the honky-tonk sound is still there, this disc leans toward a more raw, hardened sound hinted at in the previous "Buenas Noches From a Lonely Room." This album isn't as dark, however. "Turn It On, Turn It Up, Turn Me Loose" is great, hands down. "It Only Hurts Me When I Cry" is too. "Dangerous Man" and "Takes A Lot To Rock You" gives us a taste of the rockier edge that Dwight Yoakam and Pete Anderson seem to be leaning to on this album. Other great songs include "The Distance Between You and Me," "You're the One" and "The Heart That You Own." This is a good album to get if you want a taste of both the younger, more rockabilly sound of Dwight and the older, more experimental sound.
I have varied tastes, and I can go from opera to country music, and like them both. "Honky Tonk" country is usually not my favorite - but I love this album. If you are a fan, this is one of Dwight's best.
This album features Dwight's wonderful voice, excellent musicianship and production and a nice variety of songs. Best song to me is "It Only Hurts When I Cry," co-written with Roger Miller. I also love everything else except perhaps the last track, "Let's Work Together." That's the only one that's less than stellar for me. The rest are superb, and they make this album a true classic. To me this means most people would like it throughout the years no matter what music they tend to ordinarily listen to. Even if they "hate" country music, they'd have to like this!!
All Dwights music is incredible as he can get so many different pitches, styles of song, be it sad, bluesy or happy. I love all his albums.
Where do I begin, this is great C.D. Dwight Yoakam is the only country singer I buy. His music is not sappy. He is gutsy and real. This C.D. has great country music in the older style, a little rock thrown in and wonderful lyrics. Dwight is great songwriter. I'm ready to buy more.

