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Track Listing
1. Hurricane
2. Love Like This
3. Little Acts of Treason
4. He Will Be Mine
5. Come Here You
6. Change
7. Lucky Ones, The
8. All Night Long
9. You'll Be the One
10. Loose Talk - (with Carl Smith)
11. Go Wild
12. Winding Stream, The
13. Come Here You (Reprise)
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Carlene Carter (vocals, autoharp, keyboards, percussion); Carl Smith (vocals); John Jorgenson (acoustic & electric guitars, sitar, mandolin); Larry Byrom, Danny Jacob, Al Anderson (acoustic guitar); Al Anderson, Howie Epstein, Dan Huff (electric guitar); Paul Franklin, Jay Dee Maness (pedal steel guitar); Phil Parlapiano (mandolin, accordion, keyboards); Joe Spivey (mandolin); Mark O'Connor, Scott Joss (fiddle); Mickey Raffael (harmonica); Benmont Tench, John Hobbs (piano, organ); Glenn Wolf, Jim Hanson (bass); Vince Santoro (drums, percussion); Eddie Bayers (drums); Sheila E. (percussion); Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Anita Carter, Helen Carter, Tiffany Carter, Jim Lauderdale (background vocals).
Recorded at Loud Studios, Soundstage & Soundshop Studios and Sound Emporium, Nashville, Tennessee; Westlake Studios, Los Angeles, California.
For her third and final album of the '90s--after having made three albums in the late '70s--Carlene Carter messes with the standards which had made the previous two, I FELL IN LOVE and LITTLE LOVE LETTERS, so powerful, and yet somehow comes up with an album which trumps them both. Producing herself for the first time, Carter tones down the rock vibe that Heartbreakers bassist Howie Epstein had given LITTLE LOVE LETTERS, combining pure country heart with pop smarts in a style not at all unlike her ex-husband Nick Lowe's best albums.
Former NRBQ guitarist Big Al Anderson is Carter's creative foil here, playing rangy guitar throughout and co-writing several of the best songs, especially the burning "Hurricane." The highlights, though, are the aching cover of great-uncle A.P. Carter's "The Winding Stream" and the saucy "Loose Talk," a sweet duet with Carter's dad, '50s rockabilly star Carl Smith.
Industry Reviews
...riddled with terrific songs... - Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly (08/11/1995)
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