Trisha Yearwood - Jasper County (Featuring Duet With Garth Brooks)
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Music CD Cover Artist: Trisha Yearwood Edition: Music CD Format: Extra tracks CD Release Date: 2006-02-07 Music Label: Mca Nashville Soundtracks:
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Free Music Notes for Jasper County (Featuring Duet With Garth Brooks) Album
Free Music Review: "Seeing " Jasper County
Hit: 4 Stars
Prime Cuts: Love Will Always Win (Duet with Garth Brooks), Tryin' to Love You, Georgia Rain
Instead of reinventing her wheel, Yearwood returns to her mother milk that brought her first to fame. Reuniting with original producer Garth Fundis, there's an incumbent sound that brings to mind her earlier "Hearts in Armor" days, with its share of soaring ballads, thick Delta blues, swaggering rockers and stately propulsive pop tunes. Despite, her meticulous attempts to record and re-record until this CD sheens with satisfaction taking an unprecedented four years in the making, "Jasper County" has not live up to its commercial hype. After making up to a modest number 15, lead single "Georgia Rain" has slip out of the charts obliviously, while the followup "Tryin' to Love You" only hovers around the top 50s. Being as enterprising as she is (after all she's married to the king of marketing Garth Brooks), "Jasper Country" gets another lease of life boasting one bonus track "Love Will Always Win," a duet with hubby Garth Brooks.
Without a doubt, the killer fare here are the ballads with "Love Will Always Win" being the stagger. A full-blown love ballad about the formidable power of love, "Love Will Always Win" finds the couple scintillatingly interweaving soaring declarations with soft whispers of heartfelt devotions. This is a definite event of the year record. Another gem is keyboard-led "Georgia Rain"-a painstaking memoir of a lost love told with such acerbic details as though they were lifted straight out of a person's diary. Such a bitter-sweet texture gets a reprise again on the Bill Boyd and Beth Neilsen Chapman penned "Tryin' to Love You" (first recorded by Chapman before). "Tryin' to Love You," an acoustic ballad about with the protagonist trapped in the entanglements of love that has reached its dead end, is soul searching and heart grabbing.
While "Who Inverted the Wheel" is a bluesy ballad with a wrinkle of the sassiness of Yearwood's top 5 hit "Wrong Side of Memphis." This time again finding our protagonist bemoaning the fact that if wheels, asphalt and cars were not invented, her paramour would not have left. Rocking with a large dose of country soul is "Sweet Love," this Craig Wiseman/Tia Sellers composition is perhaps this CD's most commercial uptempo track. Though the rest of the songs are a tilted towards being lyrically rich exploring the intricate sides of love, many of which are short-changed in terms of their melodies. Not that they are bad, but don't expect another "She's in Love with the Boy," "XXXs and OOOs" or "I Wanna Go Too Far."
Like her peers Lorrie Morgan and Sara Evans, Yearwood will not settle for those non-descript bland "I-heard-it-all-before" type of love songs. Rather, when she sings the Georgian rain, you can smell the first scent of the summer down pour, you can see feel the passion of a long-lost love and you can feel yourself being transported into Jasper County where you'll fall in love again with a lady who is not circumscribed in her outpourings of her emotions. In short, this is life, this is the real thing.