| 1. Smoke Rings in the Dark |
| 2. Right Where I Need to Be |
| 3. Don't Tell Mama |
| 4. Lovin' You Against My Will |
| 5. Sorry |
| 6. Cryin' for Nothin' |
| 7. Bourbon Borderline |
| 8. Runaway |
| 9. Learning to Live With Me |
| 10. Cowboy Blues |
| 11. I'm the One |
| 12. Greenfields |
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
After two close-but-no-cigar efforts for the now-defunct Decca label, Smoke Rings in the Dark marks Gary Allan's emergence as a major talent. The album was coproduced by MCA Nashville honchos Tony Brown and Mark Wright, who between them have been responsible for dozens of No. 1 country hits in the '90s. Thanks to shrewd song selections, Allan's sound bridges the gap between the contemporary Nashville mainstream and West Coast alt-country with style and integrity. With its haunting Roy Orbison-style refrain, the title track is among the most immediately memorable singles to penetrate country playlists in 1999. The ballads "Bourbon Borderline" and "Greenfields" recall labelmate Mark Chesnutt, whose traditionalist leanings Allan clearly shares. At the same time, he's not averse to slinking and strutting through the zoot-suit swinger "Sorry" and howling a faithful cover of Del Shannon's "Runaway." Smoke Rings should make Allan a bona fide star; it's already established him as a bona fide artist. --Rick Mitchell
Just wanted to say i just found this guy as of late ,And can't get enough of him.Boy have i been missing out all these years.I think people should talk their favorite singers up more, As they reveiw guy's like him.He is just awesome and i'm getting all his cd's,I also like chris cagle alot give him a try if your not familiar with him.Be blessed you all,and keep the music crankin...Howie <>
After two close-but-no-cigar efforts for the now-defunct Decca label, Smoke Rings in the Dark marks Gary Allan's emergence as a major talent. The album was coproduced by MCA Nashville honchos Tony Brown and Mark Wright, who between them have been responsible for dozens of No. 1 country hits in the '90s. Thanks to shrewd song selections, Allan's sound bridges the gap between the contemporary Nashville mainstream and West Coast alt-country with style and integrity. With its haunting Roy Orbison-style refrain, the title track is among the most immediately memorable singles to penetrate country playlists in 1999. The ballads "Bourbon Borderline" and "Greenfields" recall labelmate Mark Chesnutt, whose traditionalist leanings Allan clearly shares. At the same time, he's not averse to slinking and strutting through the zoot-suit swinger "Sorry" and howling a faithful cover of Del Shannon's "Runaway." Smoke Rings should make Allan a bona fide star; it's already established him as a bona fide artist. --Rick Mitchell
Smoke Rings in the Dark,Gary Allan,Mca,Bakersfield Sound,Contemporary Country,Country,Country & Western,Neo-Traditionalist Country,Pop
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Smoke Rings in the Dark
Gary Allan Manufacturer: Mca Nashville ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00002CF4F Release Date: 1999-10-26 |
Tracks:
- Smoke Rings In The Dark
- Right Where I Need To Be
- Don't Tell Mama
- Lovin' You Against My Will
- Sorry
- Cryin' For Nothin'
- Bourbon Borderline
- Runaway
- Learning To Live With Me
- Cowboy Blues
- I'm The One
- Greenfields
Amazon.com
After two close-but-no-cigar efforts for the now-defunct Decca label, Smoke Rings in the Dark marks Gary Allan's emergence as a major talent. The album was coproduced by MCA Nashville honchos Tony Brown and Mark Wright, who between them have been responsible for dozens of No. 1 country hits in the '90s. Thanks to shrewd song selections, Allan's sound bridges the gap between the contemporary Nashville mainstream and West Coast alt-country with style and integrity. With its haunting Roy Orbison-style refrain, the title track is among the most immediately memorable singles to penetrate country playlists in 1999. The ballads "Bourbon Borderline" and "Greenfields" recall labelmate Mark Chesnutt, whose traditionalist leanings Allan clearly shares. At the same time, he's not averse to slinking and strutting through the zoot-suit swinger "Sorry" and howling a faithful cover of Del Shannon's "Runaway." Smoke Rings should make Allan a bona fide star; it's already established him as a bona fide artist. --Rick MitchellCustomer Reviews:
the Man.......2007-03-19
Just wanted to say i just found this guy as of late ,And can't get enough of him.Boy have i been missing out all these years.I think people should talk their favorite singers up more, As they reveiw guy's like him.He is just awesome and i'm getting all his cd's,I also like chris cagle alot give him a try if your not familiar with him.Be blessed you all,and keep the music crankin...Howie <>
This is a fantastic CD.......2006-11-25
satisfied.......2006-08-11
One of the Best.......2006-02-05
One of the best country albums of the past decade.......2006-01-23
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Blowing Smoke Rings in the Dark
Scott Berry Manufacturer: Delta Enterprises ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CA9O5K Release Date: 2004-08-03 |
Tracks:
- Is It Love? (What Your're Feeling)
- Friday Night
- Last Time I Will Cry
- Story in Life
- Blowing Smoke Rings in the Dark
- Understaning of Your Needs
- Lost in a Pattern
- We Just Get By
- It's Impossilbe
- Ain't It Wonderful?
Music Album:
- Solo Powered
- Songs From Shannon
- Stand-Up
- Swing Wide Your Gate of Love: Best Of, Vol. 1 [Import]
- That Boy Ain't Right [Explicit Lyrics]
- The Best of the Best of Merle Haggard
- The Late Great Townes Van Zandt [Original recording remastered]
- The Legend Lives On: A Tribute to Bill Monroe
- The Lonestar Hitchhiker-Vol. One
- The Pinkermen Set
