Hits and Highways Ahead
Hits and Highways Ahead
ASIN: B00005YNAI
Track Listings
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1. She Won't Be Lonely Long
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2. Heart's Desire
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3. Love Without Mercy
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4. On the Road
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5. Long Way to Fall
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6. Little Bit of You
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7. I'm Holding My Own
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8. What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am?)
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9. When a Woman Loves a Man
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10. Tender Moment
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11. If the House Is Rockin'
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12. John the Revelator
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Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Texan Lee Roy Parnell arrived on the scene in 1992 looking like a homogenized Delbert McClinton for the suburbs. Through the years, the country bluesman has evolved into a bankable, if too-safe hit-maker--mining the same, somnambulistic midtempo groove--while his slide guitar work, once as stinging as a scorpion, tends to settle for repetitive licks. Still, when he hits his stride, especially on the R&B-leaning ballads ("When A Woman Loves a Man," "Love Without Mercy"), he brings a welcome bit of blue-eyed soul to the polyurethane radio format. Parnell also proves himself with "If the House Is Rockin'," a roadhouse raver, and with "John the Revelator," the hippest blues-spiritual (with the Fairfield Four) that Lyle Lovett never made. This (mostly) greatest-hits package contains two new songs, including "Long Way to Fall," which explores the frightening exhilaration of love in yet another midtempo loper. --Alanna Nash
Hits and Highways Ahead,Lee Roy Parnell,Bmg Special Prod.,Contemporary Country,Country,New Traditionalist,Pop
Average customer rating:
- Leroy's Best
- where from?
- Alot missing from this CD
- What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am?
- Where are you LeRoy??
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Hits and Highways Ahead
Lee Roy Parnell
Manufacturer: Arista
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Contemporary Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
New Traditionalist
| Contemporary Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
Contemporary
| Bluegrass
| Country
| Styles
| Music
Similar Items:
- Back to the Well
- Tell the Truth
- We All Get Lucky Sometimes
- On the Road
- Love Without Mercy
ASIN: B00000JYA4
Release Date: 1999-08-24 |
Tracks:
- She Won't Be Lonely Long
- Heart's Desire
- Love Without Mercy
- On The Road
- Long Way To Fall
- A Little Bit Of You
- I'm Holding My Own
- What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am
- When A Woman Loves A Man
- Tender Moment
- If The House Is Rockin'
- John The Revelator
Amazon.com
Texan Lee Roy Parnell arrived on the scene in 1992 looking like a homogenized Delbert McClinton for the suburbs. Through the years, the country bluesman has evolved into a bankable, if too-safe hit-maker--mining the same, somnambulistic midtempo groove--while his slide guitar work, once as stinging as a scorpion, tends to settle for repetitive licks. Still, when he hits his stride, especially on the R&B-leaning ballads ("When A Woman Loves a Man," "Love Without Mercy"), he brings a welcome bit of blue-eyed soul to the polyurethane radio format. Parnell also proves himself with "If the House Is Rockin'," a roadhouse raver, and with "John the Revelator," the hippest blues-spiritual (with the Fairfield Four) that Lyle Lovett never made. This (mostly) greatest-hits package contains two new songs, including "Long Way to Fall," which explores the frightening exhilaration of love in yet another midtempo loper. --Alanna Nash
Customer Reviews:
Leroy's Best.......2006-11-19
From beginning to the end this CD is awesome Leroy Parnell at his best!
where from?.......2006-10-21
I would like to know if anyone knows where the idea of the story behind the song on the road came from...also has anyone heard of legendary mike from new castle?
Alot missing from this CD.......2006-04-12
Why, why do they bother with these greatest hit collections, if they aren't going to put ALL the hits on the record? No less than 4 of Lee Roy's best songs are missing from this compilation, specifically: "Power of Love"; "Givin' Water to a Drowning Man"; the collaboration with Brooks and Dunn, "Take These Chains from My Heart"; and my personal favorite, "You Can't Get There from Here".
This cd is a waste of money without those other songs, in my opinion.
What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am?.......2003-06-07
Lee Roy Parnell deserves much more credit than he gets. Since his debut in 1992, Parnell's country-blues slide guitar has made him one of my favorite artists. The roadhouse rocker's mix of R&B on songs like "When a Woman Loves a Man" creates a very different sound than you usually get from a country artist, while the wild "If the House Is Rockin'," shows his blues-rock side, and "John the Revelator" is a nice gospel number. My personal favorites, though, are "Heart's Desire," and "On the Road." Parnell's guitar work can get dull when he tries too hard to be a country hit maker, because he is his best when he leans towards the blues. Check out his newest release, "Tell the Truth," which is an excellent blues album. All in all, this is a nice greatest hits package of a talented and underrated musician.
Where are you LeRoy??.......2002-03-09
I must admit, I'm not a huge country fan; I prefer blues and jazz, but this guy is GOOD. My brother turned me on to this CD a couple of years ago and I liked it immediately. What I want to know is, "where is this guy?" How come he's not more well known? He's got a great voice, excellent tunes and is good guitar player. What a shame - his management and/or record company needs to get on the ball. I like all the songs on this CD, but my favorites are Heart's Desire, On the Road, Long Way to Fall, What Kind of Fool Do you Think I Am, and of course, When a Woman Loves a Man with Tricia Yearwood. I also enjoyed reading the stories accompanying the song titles explaining how the songs came about.
On another note, for those of you who don't know, he has a brother, Rob Roy Parnell, who is also a musician who plays some pretty good blues. If you also like the blues, check out his CD, Jacksboro Highway.
Average customer rating:
- Leroy's Best
- where from?
- Alot missing from this CD
- What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am?
- Where are you LeRoy??
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Hits and Highways Ahead
Lee Roy Parnell
Manufacturer: Bmg Special Product
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Contemporary Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
New Traditionalist
| Contemporary Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
Contemporary
| Bluegrass
| Country
| Styles
| Music
CDs Under $7
| Country General
| Country
| Today's Deals in Music
| Formats
| Music
All Bargain Titles
| Country General
| Country
| Today's Deals in Music
| Formats
| Music
4-for-3 Country
| 4-for-3 Music
| Stores
| Music
4-for-3 Pop
| 4-for-3 Music
| Stores
| Music
4-for-3 All Music
| 4-for-3 Music
| Stores
| Music
Similar Items:
- Back to the Well
- Tell the Truth
- We All Get Lucky Sometimes
- On the Road
- Love Without Mercy
ASIN: B00005Q6K2
Release Date: 2001-09-03 |
Tracks:
- She Won't Be Lonely Long
- Heart's Desire
- Love Without Mercy
- On the Road
- Long Way to Fall
- Little Bit of You
- I'm Holding My Own
- What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am?)
- When a Woman Loves a Man
- Tender Moment
- If the House Is Rockin'
- John the Revelator
Amazon.com
Texan Lee Roy Parnell arrived on the scene in 1992 looking like a homogenized Delbert McClinton for the suburbs. Through the years, the country bluesman has evolved into a bankable, if too-safe hit-maker--mining the same, somnambulistic midtempo groove--while his slide guitar work, once as stinging as a scorpion, tends to settle for repetitive licks. Still, when he hits his stride, especially on the R&B-leaning ballads ("When A Woman Loves a Man," "Love Without Mercy"), he brings a welcome bit of blue-eyed soul to the polyurethane radio format. Parnell also proves himself with "If the House Is Rockin'," a roadhouse raver, and with "John the Revelator," the hippest blues-spiritual (with the Fairfield Four) that Lyle Lovett never made. This (mostly) greatest-hits package contains two new songs, including "Long Way to Fall," which explores the frightening exhilaration of love in yet another midtempo loper. --Alanna Nash
Customer Reviews:
Leroy's Best.......2006-11-19
From beginning to the end this CD is awesome Leroy Parnell at his best!
where from?.......2006-10-21
I would like to know if anyone knows where the idea of the story behind the song on the road came from...also has anyone heard of legendary mike from new castle?
Alot missing from this CD.......2006-04-12
Why, why do they bother with these greatest hit collections, if they aren't going to put ALL the hits on the record? No less than 4 of Lee Roy's best songs are missing from this compilation, specifically: "Power of Love"; "Givin' Water to a Drowning Man"; the collaboration with Brooks and Dunn, "Take These Chains from My Heart"; and my personal favorite, "You Can't Get There from Here".
This cd is a waste of money without those other songs, in my opinion.
What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am?.......2003-06-07
Lee Roy Parnell deserves much more credit than he gets. Since his debut in 1992, Parnell's country-blues slide guitar has made him one of my favorite artists. The roadhouse rocker's mix of R&B on songs like "When a Woman Loves a Man" creates a very different sound than you usually get from a country artist, while the wild "If the House Is Rockin'," shows his blues-rock side, and "John the Revelator" is a nice gospel number. My personal favorites, though, are "Heart's Desire," and "On the Road." Parnell's guitar work can get dull when he tries too hard to be a country hit maker, because he is his best when he leans towards the blues. Check out his newest release, "Tell the Truth," which is an excellent blues album. All in all, this is a nice greatest hits package of a talented and underrated musician.
Where are you LeRoy??.......2002-03-09
I must admit, I'm not a huge country fan; I prefer blues and jazz, but this guy is GOOD. My brother turned me on to this CD a couple of years ago and I liked it immediately. What I want to know is, "where is this guy?" How come he's not more well known? He's got a great voice, excellent tunes and is good guitar player. What a shame - his management and/or record company needs to get on the ball. I like all the songs on this CD, but my favorites are Heart's Desire, On the Road, Long Way to Fall, What Kind of Fool Do you Think I Am, and of course, When a Woman Loves a Man with Tricia Yearwood. I also enjoyed reading the stories accompanying the song titles explaining how the songs came about.
On another note, for those of you who don't know, he has a brother, Rob Roy Parnell, who is also a musician who plays some pretty good blues. If you also like the blues, check out his CD, Jacksboro Highway.
Average customer rating:
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Hits & Highways Ahead
Lee Roy Parnell
Manufacturer: Bmg Special Product
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Contemporary Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
New Traditionalist
| Contemporary Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
Contemporary
| Bluegrass
| Country
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000066AKN
Release Date: 2002-02-05 |
Tracks:
- She Won't Be Lonely Long
- Heart's Desire
- Love Without Mercy
- On the Road
- Long Way to Fall
- Little Bit of You
- I'm Holding My Own
- What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am?)
- When a Woman Loves a Man
- Tender Moment
- If the House Is Rockin'
- John the Revelator
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