| 1. Who You Gonna Hoo-Doo Now |
| 2. Jaguar Man |
| 3. Sapelo |
| 4. It's Over |
| 5. Friday Night Fight At Al's |
| 6. Where's Eddie |
| 7. Chicago Afterwhile |
| 8. I'm Only Human |
| 9. Adios Amigos |
| 10. Soul Beat |
| 11. Sumpin Funky Going On |
| 12. Rest Of My Life |
| 13. Drifter |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description:
Recorded in Nashville at the beginning of 2004, Testifying is produced by Dan Penn and features the cream of Nashville, Muscle Shoals and Memphis Crop, Tony Joe White, Donnie Fritts, George Soule, Bonnie Bramlett, David Hood, Reggie Young and many more. Casual.
There is a definite early 70s AM radio vibe going on here. They kind of remind me of a country-ish Three Dog Night on occasion, due in part to using three lead singers.
I like the ballads better than the faster songs. Sweet Azalea is probably the highlight, although She Lives In Dallas is pretty good too. They also do a nice job on the Eurythmics Here Comes The Rain Again.
Overall, not bad. It is one of those discs that is instantly likeable, but may not have enough meat for heavy multiple listenings. Still, it is a release you'll likely want to play every month or so.
Recorded in Nashville at the beginning of 2004, Testifying is produced by Dan Penn and features the cream of Nashville, Muscle Shoals and Memphis Crop, Tony Joe White, Donnie Fritts, George Soule, Bonnie Bramlett, David Hood, Reggie Young and many more. Casual.
Country Soul Revue: Testifying,Various Artists,Casual,Country,Country/Bluegrass
Average customer rating: 
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Country and Blues Revue
Copperheads Manufacturer: Narnian Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000294S6G Release Date: 2004-04-06 |
Tracks:
- Sweetwater Blues
- Aint No Black & White
- Letter From Houston
- White Lies & Dark Nights
- Burning Darkness of Night
- It's Not Right With Me
- Ball & Chain
- Win Her For a While
- The Proof
- Caught Up in the Rain
- Black Mountain Blues
Customer Reviews:
Amiable and entertaining.......2004-12-07
There is a definite early 70s AM radio vibe going on here. They kind of remind me of a country-ish Three Dog Night on occasion, due in part to using three lead singers.
I like the ballads better than the faster songs. Sweet Azalea is probably the highlight, although She Lives In Dallas is pretty good too. They also do a nice job on the Eurythmics Here Comes The Rain Again.
Overall, not bad. It is one of those discs that is instantly likeable, but may not have enough meat for heavy multiple listenings. Still, it is a release you'll likely want to play every month or so.
A Good Blues Album.......2004-10-13
Music Album:
- Crusades Of The Restless Knights
- Diamonds in the Rough
- Dr. T & The Women (2000 Film) [Soundtrack]
- Dreamland
- Dwight Live [Live]
- Electric
- Everybody Knows
- Fearless [Enhanced]
- For the Record: 43 Legendary Hits
- Forgive
