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- Original Release Date: 8 Aug 2005
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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| Song Title | Time | Price | |||
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| 1. Baby Won't You Come Home (Album Version) | 3:32 | Not Available | |||
| 2. In The Country (Album Version) | 4:05 | Not Available | |||
| 3. North Carolina Moon (Album Version) | 5:02 | Not Available | |||
| 4. Somebody Else (Album Version) | 3:33 | Not Available | |||
| 5. Long Way Down (Album Version) | 4:11 | Not Available | |||
| 6. Whiskey Lullaby (Album Version) | 4:54 | Not Available | |||
| 7. Austin (Album Version) | 3:56 | Not Available | |||
| 8. I Shouldn't Do This (Album Version) | 3:48 | Not Available | |||
| 9. Reprise For Somebody Else | 0:55 | Not Available | |||
| 10. Coming Back For More (Album Version) | 3:32 | Not Available | |||
| 11. Lonely For Awhile (Album Version) | 4:46 | Not Available | |||
| 12. Walking Among The Living (Album Version) | 3:30 | Not Available | |||
| 13. No Southern Comfort (Album Version) | 3:53 | Not Available | |||
| 14. My Life (Album Version) | 4:56 | Not Available |
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Just what you've been needing to hear!
7 Dec 2005
Format:Audio CD
Jon Randall's WALKING AMONG THE LIVING is probably one of the best albums I've listened to this year...and I'm writing this review in December, people. Randall's tenor is excellent, his songwriting formidable, and his guitar playing is exquisite. Truly, this is a gifted performer who has a crafted a unique and COUNTRY album.
WALKING AMONG THE LIVING is the perfect blend of bluegrass and contemporary country, with sawing fiddles fitting right in with rhythmic drums and electric guitars. The song choices are pure country--songs of Southern living, of heartbreak, of death, of rejuvination, or finding yourself. While "Whiskey Lullabye" is certainly a beautiful tune, it almost pales in comparison to other tracks available here. "Baby Won't You Come Home" is a delight to hear; "No Southern Comfort" got this Yankee wishing he'd been born south of the Mason-Dixon Line; "I Shouldn't Do This" is a classic cheatin' song; "Austin" is quirky, funny, and socially-relative; "Lonely For Awhile" is a truly haunting track about not being ready to get over someone; and "In the Country" will take you to the backwoods at midnight, with just you and the stars and the one you love. All of these songs are well-written and superbly performed; this is an album you don't want to miss. While there is some potential here for radio success, I doubt there will be any; doesn't mean this isn't a great album, though. In fact, in country music especially, there's an unwritten rule that the best artists don't get the airtime they deserve. Does Jon Randall qualify as one of those artists? Listen to WALKING AMONG THE LIVING, and decide for yourself.
WALKING AMONG THE LIVING is the perfect blend of bluegrass and contemporary country, with sawing fiddles fitting right in with rhythmic drums and electric guitars. The song choices are pure country--songs of Southern living, of heartbreak, of death, of rejuvination, or finding yourself. While "Whiskey Lullabye" is certainly a beautiful tune, it almost pales in comparison to other tracks available here. "Baby Won't You Come Home" is a delight to hear; "No Southern Comfort" got this Yankee wishing he'd been born south of the Mason-Dixon Line; "I Shouldn't Do This" is a classic cheatin' song; "Austin" is quirky, funny, and socially-relative; "Lonely For Awhile" is a truly haunting track about not being ready to get over someone; and "In the Country" will take you to the backwoods at midnight, with just you and the stars and the one you love. All of these songs are well-written and superbly performed; this is an album you don't want to miss. While there is some potential here for radio success, I doubt there will be any; doesn't mean this isn't a great album, though. In fact, in country music especially, there's an unwritten rule that the best artists don't get the airtime they deserve. Does Jon Randall qualify as one of those artists? Listen to WALKING AMONG THE LIVING, and decide for yourself.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Excellent--Pretty Darn Good
5 Oct 2005
Format:Audio CD
I am not one to rush to the store & buy a CD because I saw a band on Letterman. But, in this case, I saw John Randall on Letterman (or was it Leno? ) Anyway, he sang the title track, and it must have hit me. Because I got the CD the next day, and have been playing it nearly every night since then. I don't think I could get tired of it. Normally, I'm into folky stuff- Dar, Lucy K., Indigo Girls, P. Griffin, ChaseMissy. But, this is a great country CD and it's going to be perfect for one of our Freezing Freezing Nights here in Minnesota. I can imagine sitting in front of the fireplace w/my boyfriend @ his cabin, with snow outside, and just listening & hanging out & being in love. This CD is LOVE.....Good Job John!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Sheer perfection!
24 Sep 2005
Format:Audio CD
5 stars are not enough. About 3 yrs ago, I discovered Jon on Singin' with Emmy Lou on the song "Just like You" with her backing vocals, and after that bought Willin' his wonderful '99 effort. I bought Lorrie Morgan's greatest hits solely to get his duet with her "By My Side." Ever since I've been eagerly waiting for a followup and this does not disappoint. Is there anything this man can't sing? As great as Willin' was, this one is even better. There's not a weak song in the bunch and they range from almost-rockers to the haunting and heartbreaking "Whiskey Lullaby." Jon also has a real talent for picking background vocalists and their efforts shine through in several songs especially "North Carolina Moon" and "I Shouldn't do this." I think that this CD will propel him to the top where he rightfully belongs and give him the recognition he so richly deserves as he is really the best male singer out there today. Would love to see him do a duets cd eventually.
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