Customer Reviews

Goodnight Sweetheart

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I had only heard "Another You" on the radio and bought the album on this single alone. I was surprised to find how much I enjoyed every track. "Until Then" and "Boys Will Be Boys" show some other versions of David Kersh' warm country sound. A Great CD!

This cd is defintely one of the best cds in my collection. I love David's style and his voice is very powerful. I have both of his cds and can't wait till he comes out with another!

While not as good as his second album (IF I NEVER STOPPED LOVING YOU), this album is a good debut for Kersh. "Goodnight Sweetheart" is a great ballad, and "Let's Do SomeThings Your Daddy Wouldn't Want Us To Do" is a mischevious sexy number (and I get the feeling a way of life for Mr. Kersh as well) Kersh has a great voice and while this is not a deep album, it is enjoyable -- I like to play it.

Every song is good. You just want to hear the whole CD again and again

I loved this album since the day that I bought it. I had seen him in concert just a little bit earlier and he was so cool. If you like George Strait or somebody like that then you would LOVE this new guy David Kersh. He is an awsome preformer.

I love the cd lost it long ago and now I am reunited with my favorite country singer

Don't get me wrong. Mr. Kersh seems to be a nice man. At the time of his debut anyone pretty in a stetson hat could be marketed. That is still true today (2008)though hat acts are out of vogue, but the pretty boy look still sells because its the young girls out there who they're marketed to. And if marketed properly, it sells. The guy has talent...no doubt. But the choice of songs with the exception of one or two (Goodnight Sweetheart) is for the country rockabilly rock crowd. If that is your taste, more power to you. I like songs with depth and feeling. And Kersh could have delivered the goods if he had not been controlled by the record company.

And here's another problem. He sounds like a young George Strait. Both come out of Texas and have the exact same phrasing. The thing is we have ONE George Strait who has become a legend. David Kersh was given no opportunity to develop his own style or sense of self. He was a George Strait clone like so many artists of that era.

This guy could have become big but became quickly disillusioned and wisely decided to quit the music business because it is cut-throat. It is too bad because there was so much potential here that was left unfulfilled.

I never saw him in concert but from the reviews I read his concerts were just geared strictly for the females in the crowd who will listen to anything as long as the guy looks good and shakes his booty well. But the public is fickle because its an entirely new generation out there.

This new generation doesn't appreciate good country roots and the classic performers who epitomized country music. It isn't country anymore. And sadly, David Kersh got caught in the shuffle, realized it and left Nashville with a disillusioned heart, strained vocal chords and shattered dreams.

The Cd Plays wonderfully. i like every song on the CD.

David Kersh has gotta be one of the best singers to come out in a while. He's got it all on this, his first album. The songs are great and his voice is nothing short of awesome! This is one of my favorite driving albums! I'd suggest you pick up the debut from one of country's hottest up and comers to see what I'm talkin' about!

This album is amazing! No one will ever compare to DK, he is the most talented and entertaining country artist out their! I've seen him 3 times and concert and he was amazing! If you want music that will melt your heart, then DK's debut album is the only way to go! Their is not one bad song on this album! I give it 5/5!

DK'S #1 Fan