Carlene Carter

Carter Girl

Little Black Train

Give Me The Roses

Me And The Wildwood Rose

Elizabeth Cook

Blackie’s Gunman

I’ll Be All Smiles Tonight

Poor Old Heartsick Me

Willie Nelson

Troublesome Waters

Vince Gill

Lonesome Valley 2003

Tall Lover Man

Gold Watch And Chain

Kris Kristofferson

Black Jack David

The Carter Family

I Ain’t Gonna Work Tomorrow

Dion

An American Hero

Live From London

A key to the underlying character of Carlene Carter's 1995 album is the presence of former NRBQ stalwart Al Anderson, who co-wrote four of the 12 songs with Carter and played lead guitar on eight tracks. Carter shares the NRBQ philosophy that traditional eccentricities are more interesting than traditional verities, and she marries unpolished garage-rock rhythms to her excitable vocals about the romantic action down at the local honky tonk. She helps her father, Carl Smith, reprise his 1955 hit, "Loose Talk," while her mama June Carter and her stepdad Johnny Cash help Carlene sing her great-uncle A.P. Carter's "The Winding Stream." At the same time, various members of Prince's Revolution band, Tom Petty's Heartbreakers and the Desert Rose Band are also on hand. The result is a vibrant brand of country-rock which has more in common with Chrissie Hynde than Linda Ronstadt.--


Little Acts Of Treason

Backed by a band flush with aces--from the country side, Buddy Emmons, Albert Lee, and Roy Huskey Jr.; from rock, Howie Epstein, Benmont Tench, and David Lindley--Carter plays her strongest suit with her 1993 release. There's a commitment to her own material--fine songs like "Long Hard Fall" and the hit "Every Little Thing"--that pushes her vocals in intense, emotional directions. This is Carter's first record to adequately express her rock sensibilities in a cohesive country setting, and for that, it remains her best.


Little Love Letters

Stronger

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