Clay Walker - Fall
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Free Music Review: Fall
Hit: 5 Stars
A Brilliant Album that I proudly promote on my shows. I can play any track and loveeeeeee it. "Average Joe" is one that has my listeners asking for again. Going to start promoting "She Loves it in the Morning" as that is the single Clay has out. If you are looking for great country "Fall" is an album you should have in your collection.Free Music Review: Fantastic CD.
Hit: 5 Stars
Every song on this CD is excellent. Clay Walker has put together a wonderful collection of music. He is truly at his best on this CD. Also he gives us a last chance to hear the legendary Freddie Fender do his signature song "I'll be there before the last teardrop falls." Even if you don't like Clay Walker you will love this CD.Free Music Review: Clay Walker - music is great!
Hit: 5 Stars
The newest CD is some great music. Clay has some great songs and is a great entertainer. Just saw him live a couple weeks ago....what a performance! He is quite a handsome man and had some entertaining moves for the ladies also!! Curb Records has made a great choice! I look for some great things to happen for him. He greatly deserves some country awards! He has had many great songs that never made it to radio. I love his music!Free Music Review: Clays Latest Is Another Winner
Hit: 5 Stars
Since Clay has been my favorite Country Artist over the past 15 years I was very excited to hear this new release. Although his previous album was a personal disappointment "The Fall" stands as one of his best. In addition to the singles that were released the following tracks were favorites: "Love To Be Your Last", "I Hate Nights Like This" and the remake of "Before The Next Teardrop Falls" which is a duet with the late Freddy Fender. It's a bilingual version and it is always a treat to hear Clay sing in Spanish. "Working Man" another great track has hit song written all over it. Clay has a special vocal quality which adds great emotion to heartfelt songs and boyish charm to humorous lighter fair such as "Mexico". I strongly recommend this CD as well as his previous work. Also don't forget his beautiful Christmas album of a few years ago. Free Music Review: A VOICE RAISED IN DISAGREEMENT
Hit: 2 Stars
If you like overblown cliched traditional country you're gonna love this album. A truism in Nashville is that the biggest stars get first pick of the best songs. The other side of that coin is that second tier artists like Clay Walker get the second rate material that has been picked over and rejected by bigger stars than he. There is nothing here that isn't a pale imitation of the hits and styles of others like George Strait and Alan Jackson, certainly nothing quality enough to go Top 10 in a medium dominated by more popular male vocalists and hotshot newcomers. The vocals are over the top with no restraint, bathing us with the bathos of the sappy "I'm poor but I got love and so I'm rich" and the "there are millions like me" cliches of these songs. "Fore She Was Mama," opens the CD and has been a minor hit, but is essentially an interesting premise that needed more time to become a great song. And it is the best song on the set. The need for a nearly note by note remake of "Before The Next Teardrop Falls" is questionable - especially when you bring aboard the originator, the recently departed Freddy Fender whose passionate vocal just highlights what a pale copycat version Clay has provided us.
I spent most of my listening time on this CD wondering when something original would peak my interest but it (mercifully) ended before that happened. Traditional is not the equivalent of cliched. Perhaps my biggest mistake was listening to Clint Black's latest directly after the Clay Walker which did nothing more than point out how Clint does traditional right and why Clay was never a bigger star.
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