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Format: CD
Nov 2001
Record Label: RCA Nashville
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 078636700526 |
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Track Listing
1. Shoes You're Wearing, The
2. Nothin' But the Taillights
3. Nothing's News
4. Walkin' Away
5. When My Ship Comes In
6. Something That We Do
7. When I Said I Do - (with Lisa Hartman Black)
8. Been There - (with Steve Wariner)
9. Still Holding On - (with Martina McBride)
10. Nobody's Home
11. One More Payment
12. One Emotion
13. Easy For Me to Say - (with Lisa Hartman Black)
14. Little Pearl and Lily's Lullaby
15. Money or Love
16. Put Yourself in My Shoes - (blues version)
Album Notes
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
CLINT BLACK GREATEST HITS II includes 4 songs of new material.
Personnel includes: Clint Black (vocals, guitar, classical guitar); Lisa Hartman Black, Steve Wariner, Martina McBride (vocals); Dean Parks, George Doering (acoustic guitar); Hayden Nicholas (electric guitar); Thomas Peterson (saxophone); Lee Thornberg (trumpet); Wendell Kelly (trombone); Randy Kerber (piano, celeste, music box); Matt Rollings (piano); Leland Sklar, Chuck Domanico (bass); John Robinson (drums); Lenny Castro (percussion).
Producers: Clint Black, James Stroud, Mark Wright.
Compilation producer: Clint Black.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Any artist who's able to put out a second volume of hits must be doing something right. In the case of contempo-country megastar Clint Black, that particular something is a knack for striking just the right balance between old-school country music values and modern, pop-oriented songcraft and production. As GREATEST HITS II makes undeniably clear, Black walks that line with commitment and aplomb. On "Nothing's New" Black observes that "there's nothing like a steel guitar crying at night" and his assertion is borne out by the tune's arrangement. Traditionalist signifiers like this brush up shoulder to shoulder against the widescreen, pop-friendly production of "The Shoes You're Wearing" and "Still Holding On" (wherein Black duets with country thrush Martina McBride). It's just this kind of juxataposition and resultant cross-contextualization that enlivens Black's work. And for hardcore fans who've already got all Black's albums, four new tunes are included as a pot-sweetener.
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