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- 1. Long Black Train
- 2. In My Dreams
- 3. What It Ain't
- 4. I Had One One Time
- 5. Jacksonville
- 6. Backwoods Boy
- 7. Unburn All Our Bridges
- 8. You Don't Mess Around With Jim
- 9. She'll Go On You
- 10. Good Woman Bad
- 11. The Difference Between A Woman And A Man
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Media Type: CD
Artist: TURNER,JOSH
Title: LONG BLACK TRAIN
Street Release Date: 10/14/2003
Genre: COUNTRY
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2003-10-14)
- Publisher: Mca
- Label: Mca
- Studio: Mca
- Sales Rank in Music: #7271
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30 of 31 people found the following review helpful:  This fellow's voice!, By Wendy Vickers (Nashville, TN) - See all my reviews This review is from: Long Black Train (Audio CD) "Long Black Train" is one of those songs that when I heard it come on the radio, I just dropped what I was doing and listened. Even after many listenings, I just haven't gotten enough of it. Josh Turner's voice is very mature and probably one of the best on country radio today. The rest of this recording reflects a great traditional country sound. Even if you just buy this album because of the title song, you can't go wrong with the rest of it. This young man has a bright future. 23 of 24 people found the following review helpful: A must-have debut CD!, This review is from: Long Black Train (Audio CD) If this CD only contained the song "Long Black Train", it would be worth purchasing. What a song! When I heard it on the radio, I couldn't believe that I was hearing it on the radio.Josh Turner's deep voice is so rich and pure. To me, it is the best kind of voice for real country music. The cover of the late Jim Croce's "Don't Mess Around with Jim" is a pleasant little surprise. With Turner's deep Southern voice, you get the idea that you might be hearing Slim sing the song. 22 of 24 people found the following review helpful: One of the best debuts this year (or ever)!, By This review is from: Long Black Train (Audio CD) Yeah, I heard "Long Black Train." At first, I was appalled--I wondered how something like that could get on country radio. Then I slapped myself in the head, and realized I was hearing a pretty damn good song. I have atoned for my initial mistake, and searched high and low for this album. I found it, gave it a listen--and now I'm reviewing it, because I figured I had a duty to tell you about this terrific CD. The title track and "Backwoods Boy" are the two best, probably because they're Turner's two self-penned songs on this album. He also co-wrote "Jacksonville," which does deserve some honorable mention. The other songs aren't entirely new ideas...but they don't have to be. Yes, "In My Dreams" and "Unburn All Our Bridges" are almost cliche; but heck, with a baritone like Turner possesses, do you even CARE? There're some honky-tonkers, like "What It Ain't", "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" (it...Read more |
