Customer Reviews

Vol. 2-Gold Platinum No Chrome More Steele Greates

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Love this guy's music! Only he can write them AND belt them out like this! Hit Men ~ come to MN!!!!

just listen to this cd..then you will know why people everywhere love this guy.a great song writer,he is also a terrific performer. the entire disc is top notch with any track good enough to be a hit on country radio. buy it you will like it.

Country hit songwriter Jeffrey Steele's own versions of his songs (which were made popular by other artists) has more warmth & heart than those who originally recorded them. For instance, Steele's penned 'What Hurts The Most' has an emotional performance that comes from a far deeper place in Steele's soul than Rascal flatts could ever try and come close to. 'Hell Yeah' grooves and rocks harder than Montgomery Gentry's version hands down. It's blatently obvious that Jeffrey Steele owns every song on this CD. If you are a fan of some of these country artists, and these songs, then this CD is a must have!

Great CD....recommend to everyone...and if you don't know Jeffrey Steele...well, you will once you listen to this.

Every song is great and brings back wonderful memories... it is a greatest hits so inspiring and worth taking a listen and buy it to give as a gift... I do - the song My Wish works for any occasion...

I've been a Jeffrey Steele fan for years, and living in the Nashville area, often get to see him perform. This was my dad's and my first choice to buy because we love his versions of the songs live.

Were we ever shocked when we heard the start to If That Ain't Country. We had no idea what on earth we were hearing until we heard his voice. It was nothing like what we were used to hearing and loved, such as Jeffrey himself live or Anthony Smith's version, which is the title track to his first album. It just kept getting worse and worse, far too much post-production sounds on it, at least until Good to Go, which is the only tolerable track on the entire thing in my opinion.

The only reason it gets any stars at all is for how amazing Jeffrey's voice really is. I just wonder what possessed someone to butcher that album THAT badly. I'll stick to the other albums, or just seeing him live every chance I get.