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Track Listing
1. When Love Starts Talkin'
2. Other Side, The
3. Love Like That
4. Kind of Fool Love Makes, The
5. Troubled Heart and a Troubled Mind
6. Don't You Throw That Mojo on Me - (with Naomi Judd/Kenny Wayne Shepherd)
7. Come Some Rainy Day
8. Love's Funny That Way
9. Wyld Unknown, The
10. Why Now
11. We Can't Unmake Love - (with John Berry)
12. Always Will
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Wynonna, John Berry (vocals); Dann Huff (acoustic & electric guitars); Steuart Smith (acoustic, electric & slide guitars); David Pack (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Biff Watson (acoustic guitar); Kenny Greenberg (electric guitar, dobro); Kenny Wayne Shepherd (electric guitar); Al Perkins (lap steel guitar); Bruce Bouton (pedal steel); Matt Rollings (piano, Wurlitzer, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards); Billy Kirsch (piano); Bobby Ogdin (keyboards); Willie Weeks (bass); Eddie Bayers (drums, percussion); Terry McMillan (washboard, percussion, background vocals); Tom Roady (percussion); Naomi Judd, Vicki Hampton, Robert Bailey, Kim Fleming, Jack Sundrud, Brent Maher (background vocals); Nashville String Machine.
Producers: Brent Maher, David Pack, Billy Joe Walker, Jr., John Berry.
Engineers: Brent Maher, Justin Niebank, Steve Tillisch.
Recorded at Oceanway, Creative Recording, Masterphonics Tracking Room and Emerald Sound Studio, Nashville, Tennessee.
All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
Wynonna sounds richer and fuller than ever, her voice and lyrics swelling with a newfound confidence. THE OTHER SIDE is solid evidence of Wynonna's willingness to explore the boundaries of country music; in "Don't You Throw That Mojo On Me," she is delightfully full of bravado, fiercely tackling the bluesy song. "We Can't Unmake Love" shows a soft, restrained Wynonna harmonizing beautifully with singer John Berry, and the ballad "Come Some Rainy Day" is a classic torch song brought to life by Wynonna's powerful, emotional vocals. Most emblematic of THE OTHER SIDE, however, are forceful, upbeat country songs such as "The Wyld Unknown," with its direct and unmistakably personal lyrics: "You don't want to cross my little mama/And you sure don't wanna mess with me/Cause there's a wild streak running down from the roots/To the top of my family tree."
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