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Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill: A Video Collection

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This DVD was a long time coming!What more could us BSers ask for than a collection of videos of Blake. Austin went number one and so should have all the others. But they are all on the DVD for those of us who have long anticipated a collection like this and do not get to see the videos shown on CMT, which does not show any of Blake's videos except for the newest one, Some Beach. For those of you new fans, you are in for the biggest treat yet. Buying this DVD will never be a waste of money and you will get to see the man who rules the charts and is sure to be the heir to the throne of country music as we speak once George Strait retires, and I am not kidding! Enjoy it, y'all!

There are only 5 tracks on the DVD, but they are worth buying it. I knew the songs before (you don't see what's on there when buying at amazon...), but the adaption to video is a real surprise. Very heartwarming is the track "Austin", a beautiful lovestory via answering-machine. At the end the well made track "Ol' Red" with perfect shot scenes - recycling by love (in and out of jail). Sound is also great if only Dolby stereo is used!

This is a great collection of videos. Has several that are not on regular rotation on the music channels. Only complaint, could have had more videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He's much more talented than this tape shows as seen on the David Foster and Friends DVD at the Mandalay Bay. Someone sold him short on this one.

Blake's voice is music to my ears. He is also quite an actor. Watching his videos is always a joy.

Right from the start, with the fast-paced "Heavy Liftin' ", this CD drew me in and didn't let go. The heart-tugging "The Baby" was next, but after I dried my tears, it swung back into the lazy groove of "Asphalt Cowboy"; it finishes up with the humorous "Georgia in a Jug", the devilish "Playboys of the Southwestern World", and the lovely anthem-ish "Someday". Shelton's voice is beyond compare, and like his other albums, there is nothing disappointing about this one, except perhaps that it leaves me wishing for more!