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I first met Daron Norwood at the Buckboard Saloon in Atlanta. I knew then that he had everything it takes to be a country music SUPERSTAR!!! As soon as his CD's hit the market I was at the store to buy them. I even made sure that his CD's were put on the jukebox at the bar where i was working at the time. Everyone became a fan of Daron's. I CAN'T wait for his comeback. I followed him through 3 states before and I am ready, willing and able to follow his tours again.

DARON IS THE BEST !!! ANYONE WHO HAS NOT HEARD THIS ALBUM, SHOULD BUY IT!!! I PROMISE YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.

From begining to end this cd is great. I have met and become friends with Daron and his wife Kim and their family. I have never met a more engerized man. He is none stop from the time he walks on stage till he walks off. And he has written more songs {his best yet} and is working on getting that cd released. I have never found a song of his I didn't like. Good luck Daron. And wish ya'll the best

i caught on to daron before he made it big. he did a free concert in cape girardeau, mo. a few years back. my kids were already used to seeing bad dog no biscuit on tv. but there is more to the artist than that one song. my girl friday was especially important to me. not only did he right the song about his daughter, he brought a pre-teen daughter on stage with him. as he sang on his knees to this girl, it gave me goosebumps- as well as many in the crowd. i think curb records should have promoted the title song more instead of ms.white's. i'm hoping for more releases and concerts soon.

Love this song. I used to watch Daron at the Buckboard In Marietta almost every weekend. It has a certian sentimental value to it. First downloaded the song Bad Dog, No Biscuit and then decided to buy the whole CD.

This CD is fun to listen to. Of course, "Bad Dog, No Biscuit" is the most fun to listen to!

This is just one of the best albums of any genre. I absolutely loved it. I also got a chance to hang out with Daron before one of his shows. He was a really cool guy. Norwood's self-titled debut album was great and this one proved him to have some staying power. "Bad Dog, No Biscuit" is great hard-rockin' country with humorous lyrics and a great Honky Tonk Sound. "My Girl Friday" and "When Momma Cried" show Daron's more sensitive side. "You Could Have Heard a Heartbreak" is another great driving song. The best song on the album, however, is "Break the Radio" which has the same premise as Mark Chesnutt's Bubba Shot the Jukebox, only this one is much better. How it didn't become a hit single, I'll never know. Norwood also does a nifty cover of "There'll Always Be a Honky Tonk Somewhere," which I know Randy Travis did about a decade earlier. To see Daron live is a great thing. He works the crowds and people of all ages love him. He'll play everything from Amazing Grace to Back in Black. I understand his career kind of fizzled because of a few personal problems, which I hope he has worked out. He needs to get back on the radio. Pronto. If he doesn't, I just might "Break the Radio."