Brad Paisley, Part II - 50m 49s

Tracks & Durations

1. Two Feet Of Topsoil	2:46
2. I'm Gonna Miss Her	3:14
3. Part Two	3:35
4. Wrapped Around	3:22
5. Two People Fell In Love	4:07
6. Come On Over Tonight	4:33
7. You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive	5:04
8. I Wish You'd Stay	6:17
9. All You Really Need Is Love	2:44
10. Munster Rag	3:15
11. You Have That Effect On Me	4:22
12. Too Country	3:31
13. The Old Rugged Cross	3:51

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Review

Brad Paisley's unabashedly back-to-basics 1999 debut, Who Needs Pictures, went platinum. Part II continues in that direction with 13 songs (10 of them cowritten by Paisley) that build on that impressive beginning. While "Two People Fell in Love" and "I Wish You'd Stay" overflow with heart and eloquence, he's witty on "Two Feet of Topsoil," loungy on "You Have That Effect on Me," and loopy with "Come on Over Tonight." He evokes his West Virginia roots with a stark rendition of Darrell Scott's "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive." Buck Owens, George Jones, and Bill Anderson join him on the obligatory vocal event, Anderson's "Too Country." But Paisley's courage goes further. It takes nerve to slap an instrumental ("Munster Rag") on any Nashville-produced album in 2001 and even greater fortitude to close it out with an emotional acoustic performance of "The Old Rugged Cross" recorded live at the Opry. Part II makes one magnificent, resounding point: mainstream Nashville, try as it might, hasn't quite succeeded in confining traditional country to the Hall of Fame --Rich Kienzle

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Part II

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 49m 45s (-2m 56s)

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