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Girls Night Out

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CMT Canada had a special called GIRLS NIGHT OUT which featured Martina McBride, Mindy McCready, Lorrie Morgan and Sara Evans, and this CD was the result of it. This is a pretty good sample of what each singer has to offer, 3 songs a piece from each of them. Sara Evans sings "Cryin' Game", "Almost New" and "Three Chords And The Truth", which are captivating performances in the traditional country genre, much more than her current music. Martina McBride sings "Independence Day," along with the Tammy Wynette classic "'Til I Can Make It On My Own" and the upbeat "Happy Girl", showing off her fiery vocals and spirit. Mindy McCready probably best exemplifies the rock-hybrid that is modern country music, but her "Ten Thousand Angels," followed by "Over And Over" and a nicely done version of the Linda Ronstadt classic "Long, Long Time" are well worth repeated listening. "Over and Over" shows Mindy's incredible range from her opera training she received from age 9 to age 16. Then we have the veteran in country music, Lorrie Morgan. She delivers here with "The Heart That Jack Broke," "Go Away" and "Good As I Was To You". Overall if you're a fan of country music and want an introduction to these ladies music, join the GIRLS NIGHT OUT. If you enjoy captivating performances full of emotion and range, this is your CD as well, or even if your just a hardcore fan, you'll want this CD.

This is one of the better /Albums in my collection. All 4 women present good material. Ms. Evans voice has great range. Mindy's 3 songs are among her best work. Martina's Independence Day is a classic,among the best of the very best ever recorded. Lorrie's songs are good, an her Albums almost always have a least one powerful emotion driven ballad.

I thought this album was great! I thought each woman on this album had a style of their own which what made it great! You don't get all of just one woman's music but you get allittle of Lorrie, Mindy, Sara, and ofcoarse the best, Martina! These women are all different and so women of all ages can enjoy this album. Plus they all have their own voice that's different from one another. I am proud that I got this album. It's worth buying!

With the talents of all 4 ladies, this CD is comprising of great tune after great tune. Sara Evans has an exceptional voice and her song "Three Chords and the Truth" is just amazing. A CD recommended for all.

THIS IS A CD THAT EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE! THERE ARE FOUR GREAT VOICES AND THEY DO COUNTRY MUSIC THE WAY IT SHOULD BE! LORRIE MORGAN IS THE BEST AND I LIKE EVERYTHING ON THIS!! BUY IT AND ENJOY! CHERYL

Girls' Night Out is 42 minutes and 45 seconds and was released on March 2, 1999. Girls' Night Out reached #30 on the U.S. Country Album Charts. I have no idea how I got this CD; I guess out of a box of Cracker Jacks. To be honest I not even a fan of country music. The music is not bad for country music. The CD features four country female artists of their day. Girls' Night Out gets a C+.

Sara Evans
Cryin' Game
#56 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs
Almost New
Three Chords and the Truth
#4 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs

Martina McBride
Independence Day
#12 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs
`Til I Can Make It On My Own
Happy Girl
#2 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs

Mindy McCready
Ten Thousand Angels
#6 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs
#124 U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Singles
Over And Over
Long, Long Time

Lorrie Morgan
The Heart That Jack Broke
Go Away
#3 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs
#85 U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Singles
Good As I Was To You
#4 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs
#1 U.S. Billboard Hot Country Recurrents

I'm not much a music fan of country music. But this CD is good! I really enjoyed Martina McBride's music on here! She sing's good. The other girl's sang good too. My favorite songs are Cryin' Game and Indipendence Day!!!! Buy this CD, if you like Country or if you just enjoy any kind of music.

This is a good cd. It has 4 artists on it. I recognized Martina McBride and Sara Evans, but the other 2 I'd never heard of. Martina Mcbride, of course, was awsome. And so was Lorrie Morgan. The other two artists were OK, I didn't relly like Sara Evans' song, Three Cords and the truth. Which is strange, because I usually love Sara Evans. The other artist, Mindy McCready, didn't really have any songs that sparked my interest. But, all in all, I liked this cd.

Recorded in a barn, this best of Hootenanny probably scared the cows away. Oh it's not that bad. They warble out their pleas for acceptance with the best of them. I shall put in a good word at my next Tea with the Queen (_).