Customer Reviews

The Last Wild Place

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I purchased this CD before it even came out. Lacy J. Dalton has been my favorite female country singer for many years. I believe this may be her best album ever! Listen to the Wind, Heart of Hearts, Standin' Knee Deep, Slip Away and Sanctuary are my favorites, but all 12 cuts are really good. This lady can really sing and her band can really play! You won't be sorry if you purchase this CD! There is nothing else out there like it. Lacy is really one of a kind, with the most distinctive voice in the industry.

This cd shows off the depth of this wonderful songstress;for some unknown reason her play time is limited and that is a real shame as this music will give endless hours of great country listening.Lacy continues to be one of the greatest female country artists and hopefully she continues to record and perform in the future-highly recommend this entertaining cd.

Here it is! Here's what you all knew Lacy J. Dalton could be if Nashville would have let her. This is the culmonation of a lifetime's work and it's a brilliant classic. Five stars, heck, make it seven!!

Lacy J. Dalton is pitching away like always in "The Last Wild Place," by which she means Alaska, or anywhere else that has some element remaining untouched by man. Her voice remains as compelling as always, and the approach to the songs is clean. For a fan of Country, this album will be unsatisfying, without enough twang or irony to provide the edge that sells the genre. But any John Denver fan will love this album. I think she's reached a postion where she does not have to care about commercial success, and that will pay dividends in the quality of her product, as time goes on. Lacy J. is going down the track that James Talley did. This one is a little self-indulgent and whiny, but I expect to see that refined as she continues.