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00-chris_young-chris_young-2006.nfo
ARTIST: Chris Young
TITLE: Chris Young
LABEL: RCA Nashville
GENRE: Country
BITRATE: 216kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 36min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-03
RIP DATE: 2006-10-01
Track List
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01. Beer Or Gasoline 3:29
02. You're Gonna Love Me 2:57
03. Drinkin' Me Lonely 3:20
04. White Lightning Hit The Family 3:52
Tree
05. Lay It On Me 3:31
06. Burn 3:04
07. Small Town Big Time 2:54
08. Flowers 3:00
09. Center Of My World 3:34
10. I'm Headed Your Way, Jose 3:29
11. Who's Gonna Take Me Home 3:02
Release Notes:
His triumph on the talent-seeking Nashville Star series gave Chris
Young a promotional push toward the stardom that this well-crafted
debut will likely ensure. With a husky baritone that can sound
surprisingly supple and mature, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter
touches all the bases. He's the goodtime drinking man on "Beer or
Gasoline," "White Lightning" (not the George Jones classic), and
"Who's Gonna Take Me Home," and he's the man who soberly faces the
ultimate price he's paid for drinking on the tearjerker "Flowers."
He's as romantically sensitive as a chick flick on "You're Gonna
Love Me" and "Center of My World," and he's the lusty lover boy on
"Lay It on Me." He's all heartache on "Drinkin' Me Lonely" and all
party on "Small Town, Big Time." And it's hard to imagine a
which could be condemned for perpetuating ethnic stereotypes if it
didn't make the singer sound dumbest of all. While it may take a
few more releases for Young to establish his artistic identity,
he's already been designed as the perfect commercial product
(produced by Buddy Cannon, who has enjoyed such success with Kenny
Chesney and Sara Evans).
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