The Definitive Collection
Hip-O Records - Hip-O Records
Shelby Lynne
Release date: 2006-08-29
Audio CD
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative Country-Rock, Americana, Contemporary Country, Country, Country & Western, Pop, United States of America
1. The Hurtin' Side - Shelby Lynne, Reid, Mike
2. I'll Lie Myself to Sleep - Shelby Lynne, Mensy, Tim
3. Things Are Tough All Over - Shelby Lynne, Silver, Lisa
4. It Might Be Me - Shelby Lynne, Jones, Chuck
5. Feelin' Kind of Lonely Tonight - Shelby Lynne, OHara, Jamie
6. Your Lies
7. Leavin'
8. Life Is Bad
9. Thought It Would Be Easier
10. Gotta Get Back
11. Dreamsome
12. Where I'm From
13. Killin' Kind
14. Wall in Your Heart
15. Break Me Open
16. Jesus on a Greyhound
17. I Can't Wait
18. Telephone
19. Where Am I Now
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The Definitive Collection
Date undefinedWe just found out about Shelby Lynne while watching CBS's, Sunday Morning, and we really enjoy her CD's. We bought all of them.
The Definitive Collection
Date undefinedI have been a fan for decades - and she continues to change and grow and still, I am a huge fan!!! In concert she is sheer perfection. One of those artist who sound the same in person as they do on CD. Buy all her albums...don't hesitate, you will enjoy them, especially good is this one and her latest with a nod to Dusty Springfield. Pure sounds from a talented performer.
The Definitive Collection
Date undefined....country, sort of jazz, pop/rock...this album will give you an excellent overview. From the early country to the much heavier "I Am Shelby Lynne" she has displayed a clear, strong voice that is always a pleasure to hear. WOW. If you think I'm hooked, you're right. [All of that could be said of her kid sister, Allison Moorer...one family, two babes, alas one tragedy that has shaped them both].
I really don't know why Shelby isn't a bigger deal, with a ton of platinum records. Maybe it's what I said above...she's a pure singer who is really tough to classify. Still, what a dish, and what a voice!! I suppose my two favorites of hers are "Temptation" and "Identity Crisis", her most Blues/Jazz offerings. You really should have ALL her discs, but if you only can afford one record of a great singer, or if you're looking for an introduction, grab this; the girl can flat-out sing.
