1996 - Rhonda Vincent's second major label disc is a wonderful piece of work. There is nothing fancy here, just straight forward "stone-country." You can feel the energy and intensity of this album from the first cut. She hits a high point with the title cut, which has enough energy to light up a city. Her strong bluegrass background serves her well on this upbeat tune. One of the strongest parts of the album is the song selection. James Stroud backs off and allows Vincent to explore a traditional country terrain that encompasses the fierce, severe magnificence of bluegrass and the sorrowful whine of honky tonk heartbreak. Vincent excels at both, showing the same kind of hard, soulful splendor that Keith Whitley displayed when he evolved from bluegrass to traditional country.
10 Songs
- SOMEBODY (Alison Krauss backing vocals)
- YOU BEAT ALL I'VE EVER SEEN
- TROUBLE FREE
- IT AIN'T NOTHIN' NEW (Randy Travis backing vocals)
- AN OLD MEMORY (FOUND ITS WAY BACK HOME AGAIN)
- WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT FROM ME
- IF I COULD STOP LOVING YOU
- AT THE CORNER OF WALK AND DON'T WALK
- THE BLUES AIN'T WORKIN' ON ME (Dolly Parton backing vocals)
- WHEN I'M THROUGH FALLIN' APART
