Gretchen Wilson - Here for the Party [DualDisc]
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| Gretchen Wilson |
| Album Title |
| Here for the Party [DualDisc] |
| Release Date |
| March 22, 2005 |
| Time |
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Review by Johnny Loftus
Taking its cues from her hit single "Redneck Woman,"
Here For The Party's opening title track introduces
Gretchen Wilson in no uncertain terms. "I'm here for the beer and the ball-bustin' band," she sings over its emphatic kickdrum beat and barroom twang. "I may not be a ten, but the boys say I clean up good." The vocalist's brassy delivery -- not to mention her brazen honesty -- differs considerably from the songbirds that often surround her on country radio in 2004. In fact, she's closer to the leather pants and poppy honky tonk of
Tanya Tucker's 1978 effort T.N.T..
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