Three I jones for more than the others --

BUENOS NOCHES IN A LONELY ROOM -- this is my favorite -- I think it is his 
most fully realized album -- it has his first duet w/Buck on "Streets of 
Bakersfield".

GONE -- probably his most diverse record.

THIS TIME -- Just really damn good.

The only ones that are lesser are LIVE, TOMORROW'S SOUNDS TODAY and UNDER 
THE COVERS.  I didn't get the Rhino box set, but he certainly merited one.  
IMO, unless you count Steve Earle as a country artist, in which case, 
there's a good argument waiting, Dwight is the best country artist of the 
past two decades...

Mike Bennett

NP:  The Move -- SHAZAM!



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>From: "stevedurben2000" <sdurben@msn.com>
>Reply-To: audities@smoe.org
>To: audities@smoe.org
>Subject: Yoakam was Re: today's listening pile
>Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 18:43:20 -0000
>
>Mike said.
>The new Dwight Yoakam, POPULATION: ME -- let's just say he's back in
>prime
>form. Hooray!
>
>Hi Mike!  Hey, what else would you consider of his to be essential?
>I bought his very first album years ago and liked it at the time. Now
>that I've become a fan of Buck Owen's, I've been thinking about
>checking out D.Y. again.  Any thoughts?
>
>
>best, Steve D
>PS to Mike (The Twins have fallen and can't get up. It looks like KC
>or Chicago)
>
>
>
>

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