Part II is a Folk album by Brad Paisley, originally released in 2001. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked.
About
<i>Part II</i> established Brad Paisley as a new kind of neo-traditionalist, one part Randy Travis, one part Monty Python. "I'm Gonna Miss Her" exemplifies not just his twangy, ambling sound, but his good-natured sense of humor: Given the choice between his girlfriend and his tackle box, Paisley bids her adieu and hits the lake. On "Too Country," he defends his commitment to the genre's roots by recruiting three legends—Buck Owens, Bill Anderson, and George Jones—to softly sing its praises.
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Tracklist
- 1Two Feet of Topsoil2:46
- 2I'm Gonna Miss Her3:14
- 3Part Two3:35
- 4Wrapped Around3:22
- 5Two People Fell In Love4:07
- 6Come On Over Tonight4:33
- 7You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive5:04
- 8I Wish You'd Stay6:17
- 9All You Really Need Is Love2:44
- 10Munster Rag (Instrumental)3:15
- 11You Have That Effect On Me4:22
- 12Too Country3:31
- 13The Old Rugged Cross3:51
Sound DNA
- Folk
- Singer-Songwriter
- clean
- earnest
- heartland
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Ben SesarDRUMS
- Bernie HermsELECTRIC ORGAN , PIANO KEYBOARDS, PIANO KEYBOARDS, PIANO, ARRANGED BY
- Bill AndersonVOCALS
- Brad PaisleyACOUSTIC GUITAR ACOUSTIC GUITAR, ELECTRIC GUITAR ACOUSTIC GUITAR, ELECTRIC GUITAR, GUITAR
- Brian David WillisPERCUSSION PERCUSSION , GUEST
- Buck OwensVOCALS
- Carl GorodetzkySTRINGS
- Carl MarshARRANGED BY , CONDUCTOR
- Chely WrightBACKING VOCALS
- Darrell ScottBACKING VOCALS BANJO, DOBRO, MANDOLIN
- Eddie BayersDRUMS
- Eddie Stubbs
- Frank Rogers
- Gary HookerACOUSTIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR
- George JonesVOCALS
- Glen DuncanFIDDLE
- Justin WilliamsonFIDDLE FIDDLE, MANDOLIN MANDOLIN
- Kenny LewisBACKING VOCALS
12 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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