Merle Haggard - Serving 190 Proof

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Product Name	Merle Haggard - Serving 190 Proof
Manufacturer	Mca
Retail Price	$9.99
EAN-13	0076732164525
EAN-14	00076732164525
UPC	076732164525
Specifications
Release Date	1995-01-01
Format	Audio CD
Artist(s)	Merle Haggard
Album	Serving 190 Proof
Tracks	Footlights Got Lonely Too Early (This Morning) Heaven Was a Drink of Wine Driftwood I Can't Get Away Red Bandana My Own Kind of Hat I Must Have Done Something Bad I Didn't Mean to Love You Sing a Family Song Roses in the Winter
Num. of Items	1
Record Label	Mca Special Products

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"This album deserves 100 stars keep these songs being played and sung."	2005-11-04
- Reviewed By writerrad
This is one of the best CDs of any Kind that I have ever owned. I am really speaking of the tape that I bought of this when it came out. I think I had one of the great evenings of my entire life the second or third time I listened to this on one evening in 1983 or 1984 beside a little lake where I lived in Opa Locka Florida, at a time when i thought things were pretty bad for me, but just listening to this music and these words hit the spot. In justice to Haggard, this music was recorded more than 22 years ago. Some of the players in the great touring and studio bands that he put together during the late 1970s and the early 1980s are no longer living or have retired from music. There is something so powerfully romantic about "The Red Bandana" --is that about Bonnie Owens????? and "Roses in Winter," something so hot, real and almost poetically wild drunk but sweet about "Got Lonely Too Early This Morning," and oh "Driftwood," and "I didn't mean to love you." What really hits one, even though I am delighted by Hag's singing and Bonnie's backups, and the whole band, is these songs. The quality of these songs and the way they speak to mature life, and not soap opera bulb gum triteness, is remarkable. These songs really are adaptable across genre. This album should bne appreciated not only by Hag fans. CW, Folk, and even Jazz singers looking for material or looking to see how a great artist puts a great album of together need not only to listen and enjoy, but to study and keep these songs being played and sung. Thank you Hag wherever you are!

"I Liked the Songs that Merle does so well"	2005-09-29
- Reviewed By amy38
I have heard and have on CDs most of these songs. I found there was one little song on this CD that was just so good.I had not heard it before, but Merle has so many good songs it's hard to get all of them on one CD. The name of the song is, "I didn't mean to love you" it is well worth getting this CD.

"The best"	2004-07-06
- Reviewed By xxxsdkjdflkjfd
Great CD. Most disappointing thing was when I got to see Merle live in San Antonio and he didn't play any of the songs from this CD. I think it is his very best stuff, better than most of his more well-known music. If you want some real country music, get this CD.

"Great music, period."	2003-12-15
- Reviewed By brianjbetz
Hag's voice has deepened by this album and he uses that instrument very well here. This recording is as artistically superior as his Capitol stuff, but with a different sound and different topics. The whole album fits together, from the theme of running from life and trying to forget one's problems, to memories (false or imagined?) of a loving childhood, to staring all the problems a man can have in the face and declaring that there'll be roses in the winter because love is all we have to have (though you know a tough road lies ahead). A great combination of songs, singing, and musicianship. That this is basically a bargain bin album tells you all you need to know about the state of country music today. This album deserves a remastered, deluxe version with liner notes for godsakes.

"I love the Hag!"	2003-05-08
- Reviewed By amber1980
What?! Only three reviews of this beautiful record?! I think everyone should own this album. Merle Haggard is a true artist.

"Just doesn't get any better"	2002-11-17
- Reviewed By jazzyjake
This album has a permanent place in my "desert island disks". A top candidate for the best country album of all time. With the exception of the mawkish "Sing A Family Song", it is one great song after another. Hag delivers each song with acuity and makes you a believer. The band is tight and contributes plenty interesting moments. I've always admired Hag for stepping outside the confines of traditional country arrangements (adding horns for example) and having the wisdom of assembling great players and letting them play. Bookmarked by perfect, melancholy songs, "Footlights" and "Roses In the Winter", my favorites also have to include "Driftwood", for its great flat picking, and "Heaven Was A Drink of Wine", for its witty pathos. This album showcases Hag at his best and it just doesn't get any better. It belongs in everyone's CD cabinet.

"One of Merle's Best"	2001-08-06
- Reviewed By mcarley
I have reviewed several Haggard CDs (click on my name to see the others) and most get high marks, but this one is probably my personal favorite. The Strangers were at the height of their powers and the songwriting is some of Hag's best. Footlights is a musician's song. It has been described well in a prior review and is popular among most of those who've heard it. "Red Bandana" is a great song about ex-wife Bonnie Owens, who still travels with him. It has one of the great references in country songwriting, "You ain't never gonna be no Bobby McGee, but you're tryin' to". "My Own Kind of Hat" is a fan favorite. The lyrics ("Cowboys and Outlaws, right guys and southpaws...") take a playful swipe at the then popular Outlaw movement in country music. The guitar work of these two songs in particular is some of the best of Hag's career. "Roses in the Winter" is one of Hag's least known ballads, and one of my favorites. If you like "Sing a Family Song", you may also like Hag's most recent album "If I Could Only Fly". Several songs on that CD are in the same vein. Those songs are just some of the more notable. Truthfully, there isn't a bad track on this CD. If you like Hag's music, this is one of the best available.

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