Johnny Bush's second album after a 1994 comeback from an obscure neurological disorder that affected his voice finds the honky-tonk singer challenging his voice with a set of uptempo, tenor-led songs. In the opener, a Ray Price nugget named "Please Talk to My Heart," Bush places his voice front-and-center, proving it's just as expressive as it ever was, and possibly a bit stronger. Originals like "The Cheatin' Line" and "It Sure Feels Good (Not to Feel So Bad)" show no concessions to contemporary country, and Bush's backing ...
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Johnny Bush's second album after a 1994 comeback from an obscure neurological disorder that affected his voice finds the honky-tonk singer challenging his voice with a set of uptempo, tenor-led songs. In the opener, a Ray Price nugget named "Please Talk to My Heart," Bush places his voice front-and-center, proving it's just as expressive as it ever was, and possibly a bit stronger. Originals like "The Cheatin' Line" and "It Sure Feels Good (Not to Feel So Bad)" show no concessions to contemporary country, and Bush's backing band -- including Floyd Domino on piano, Jimmy Day on steel guitar, and Bobby Caldwell on electric guitar -- forge a clean, crisp honky-tonk that accentuates every song. Talk to My Heart isn't just an excellent comeback album, it's a superb country album. ~ Earl Simmons, Rovi
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Fine/Fine. Size: 5x4x0; The disk, artwork and jewel case are all like new. Watermelon, 1998. Music CD Retail Edition. The disk condition is Fine. The jewel case condition is Fine.
Add this copy of Talk to My Heart to cart. $30.02, like new condition, Sold by Wonder Book - Member ABAA/ILAB rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Frederick, MD, UNITED STATES, published 1998 by Watermelon.
