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| 1. I Can Only Love You Like A Man |
| 2. Someone Had To Teach You |
| 3. What I Do The Best |
| 4. Back In The Swing If Things |
| 5. If Thats The Way You Want It |
| 6. Definite Possibllltles |
| 7. You Lie To Me |
| 8. I'd Like To Have A Problem Like That |
| 9. Home Grown Love |
| 10. Maybe I'd Best Leave Well Enough Alone |
MAYBE I’D BEST LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE, is an enhanced CD which features a photo album chock-full of family photos, session shots and the music video. The CD was produced by legendary Grammy-award winning producer Larry Butler.
The CD is receiving airplay in Argentina, Iran, The Netherlands, Norway, Spain, France, Ireland, Australia, Bangladesh, Germany, Belgium, Kenya, Japan, Italy, Russia and New Zealand. Recently Hank noticed that he was receiving play from Vatican City. The praise has traveled from far and wide: "You have excellent smooth country vocals! I certainly will be airing more tracks from this 5-star album." Kiwi Kate, Radio Woodville 97 & 88.3 FM, Tararuas, New Zealand; "Your version of ‘Back In The Swing of Things’ is fantastic. That and the three Texas dance hall shuffles will get lots of air time on my "Swingin West’ radio show," Mike Gross, WVOF-FM; and "I really love your latest music...the video clip on the album is wonderful and it almost left me in tears. I will put your music as much as I can on my radio show," Jesse James, VBRO 106 & 107.9FM, Brugge, Belgium. The Metro Atlanta Country Music Club recently named Hank the Top Local Male Recording Artist, and Top Male Recording Artist of 2001. MACMC President Don Adkisson says of Hank, "Seven Atlanta Top Ten hits, and one of the best Traditional Country Artist to come out of here in a long while." Currently, Hank is collaborating with Greg Robert, former keyboardist/vocalist for the innovative rock group Kansas, and Buddy Carvello on a song collection for his next project.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Now if this ain't country I'll kiss my ***,
By Ab Uffalo "akira" (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Maybe I'd Best Leave Well Enough Alone (Audio CD)
Until 2 weeks ago, I'd never heard of Hank Brake, & now I can't figure out why. Why he's not on the A-list of country singers, that is. I can't remember the last time I bought an album on a hunch, & then found out that I had bought a real gem. And that, ladies & gentlemen, is what this album is. It has 10 tracks of pure country, with guitars, fiddles, & great steel work by Doug Jernigan. And what a fine collection of traditional country standards, like "you Lied To Me", Back In The Swing Of Things", and the great Harlan Howard/Bill Harvey composition, "Someone Had To Teach You". And the ease with which Hank gets these songs across with just the right amount of feeling, is nothing short of amazing. He has a country voice to die for, one that is smooth & subtle with the ballads, yet rowdy & powerful with the more rollicking numbers. This is a country singer who should be up there with the likes of Daryle Singletery, Mark Chesnutt, & David Ball, cause damn it, he's every bit as good as, if not better. If you like your country true & traditional (and I don't mean Nashville's interpretation of country), then do yourself a favour, go out & buy this album (you don't need to hear it first). You won't be disappointed.
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