Just adding to the resume, really.
Category: World Records
World Records, No. 15: The Judds, ‘Why Not Me’ (1984)
Another link in the neotraditional wave, in its own way.
World Records, No. 14: George Strait – ‘Strait From the Heart’ (1982)
The oddball album of George Strait’s discography, but also one I think has aged well.
World Records, No. 13: Merle Haggard – ‘Back to the Barrooms’ (1980)
An interesting window into a short-lived but well-received time period of Merle Haggard’s career.
World Records, No. 12: George Jones – ‘I Am What I Am’ (1980)
George Jones certainly is what he is, but at least here, it’s a better version of himself.
World Records, No. 11: Rosanne Cash – ‘Seven Year Ache’ (1981)
An album that stands proudly on its own, still aching all these years later.
World Records, No. 8: Charlie Rich – ‘Behind Closed Doors’ (1973)
Contains two of the best pop-country songs of all time, but is the rest of the album worth it?
The Musical Divide 