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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Morgan Serves Up A Second Helping,
By Chris S. "cscotts" (atlanta, ga United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lorrie Morgan - To Get to You: Greatest Hits Collection (Audio CD)
Lorrie Morgan's second hits compilation starts pretty much where her last one left off, including tracks left off that one('We Both Walk')as well as incorporating singles she'd since released. While there are a couple of holdovers from the previous set, there's still no 'Out Of Your Shoes', and tracks like 'Half Enough' and the new 'Whoop-De-Do' are radio trifle that do nothing more than waste her vocal talent. But when she latches on to something like Sarah McLachlan's 'Angel' or the superb Jon Randall-duet 'By My Side', it only serves to remind the listener that Morgan remains one of Nashville's most underrated vocal stylists.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Best of the Rest,
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This review is from: Lorrie Morgan - To Get to You: Greatest Hits Collection (Audio CD)
With Lorrie Morgan's recent departure from RCA subsidiary BNA, this new seventeen-track set captures the final original recordings of a mostly successful eleven-year tenure. It also serves as a fairly effective sequel to Morgan's eleven-track Greatest Hits collection from 1995. There are two overlaps: her signature recording - the symphonic saga "Something In Red" - and the pedestrian non-hit ballad "Standing Tall." The latter tune should have been dumped in favor of the pretty, top 5 charter "Out Of Your Shoes" (the only significant Morgan recording not found on either anthology).In the five years since her first collection, the honey-voiced Morgan's track record at radio has become increasingly spotty. Not surprising, about half of the hits included here are recordings made before 1995 that didn't make it onto the first set. These include her hard-shufflin' breakthrough single "Trainwreck Of Emotion" (choo-choo!), the toe-tapping #1 "We Both Walk," and the stirring confession "He Talks To Me." They tend to make more of an impact than the recent rousers "Go Away" or "One Of Those Nights Tonight" and especially, her snoozy duets with ex-hubby Jon Randall ("By My Side") and Sammy Kershaw ("Maybe Not Tonight"). The five new recordings show a great diversity in both musical styles and taste. Morgan's stunning take on the Tammy Wynette classic "Another Lonely Song" is a tribute in every sense of the word and probably her greatest vocal performance to date. Meanwhile, the rap-infested "Whoop-de-do" is definitely her worst (Morgan has never sounded so inane). The remaining new efforts are a pair of pale "Something In Red" imitations ("To Get To You," "If I Cry") and a live recording of the precious Sarah McLachlan hit "Angel." Those last three torchy recordings seem to signal the direction Morgan wants to take her career in the future... what a shame.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
DESIGNED --"TO GET TO YOU- GREATEST HITS",
By Carolyn Bolton (Virginia - - USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lorrie Morgan - To Get to You: Greatest Hits Collection (Audio CD)
This is an album that was designed "TO GET TO YOU" and it does! Not only are we treated to hearing some of Lorrie Morgan's best songs from her previous albums....we are "WOWED" with five new singles that are guaranteed to stir your emotions from one end of the spectrum to the other. We can laugh and enjoy the upbeat, fun song..."Whoop-De-Do" or we can lounge in the beautiful and Angelic "Angel" that sounds like it floated straight from Heaven to soothe your soul. It is worth mentioning that "Angel" is a live cut from one of Miss Morgan's Concerts and features Miss Morgan and her more than capable pianist, Mark Oliverius, together. It is an awe inspiring rendition of the song and shows just how talented Miss Morgan is to be able to perform a song live, without the enhancements of studio make overs, and have it sound better than if she had made it in the studio! She is truly an Entertainer that never lets you down with her performances. The tribute she gives to Tammy Wynette in the cutting of "Another Lonely Song" makes you know that there is still at least one female Country Singer today more than capable of carrying on the torch for the "First Lady of Country Music" and I am sure Miss Wynette would be honored by the spine chilling rendition that only Lorrie Morgan can give. Not only do you hear the "tear" in Miss Morgan's voice, as you did in Miss Wynette's, you also hear the clear melodious tones of Miss Morgan's father, George Morgan, in the ballads she preforms on this album as in all her previous albums. "To Get To You" and "If I Cry" showcase the emotion and heart Miss Morgan projects in every song she sings. What a gift to her many fans this Album is. It allows us to enjoy some of her best from the past and gives us new songs to propel us into what promises to be a fabulous new future with today's most talented and gifted true Female Country Singer! If good Country Music, sung from the heart and soul of a singers singer, is what you want to hear....then this album will be the one "TO GET TO YOU"!
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