Daryle Singletary, That's Why I Sing This Way - 39m 38s

Tracks & Durations

1. Love's Gonna Live Here Again	2:44
2. Walk Through This World With Me	2:32
3. I'd Love To Lay You Down	3:09
4. A-11	2:40
5. Long Black Veil	3:23
6. Kay	3:34
7. That's Why I Sing This Way	2:56
8. I Never Go Around Mirrors	4:30
9. Dim Lights,Thick Smoke (And Loud,Loud Music)	3:58
10. Makeup And Faded Blue Jeans	3:45
11. After The Fire Is Gone (With Rhonda Vincent)	2:51
12. Old Violin (With Johnny Paycheck)	3:28

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Review

Daryle Singletary's career has so far been an example of square peg traditionalist unfairly forced into the round hole of Nashville hackdom. His first recordings for Giant reflected the incongruity of a fine traditional singer shoved into the meat grinder of Nashville formulas, obscuring his real talent. Never imitating, his voice, in many ways an amalgam of all those he honors, glides through standards like Lefty Frizzell's "Long Black Veil," Merle Haggard's "Make Up and Faded Blue Jeans," and George Jones's "Walk Through This World with Me." He also presents some unexpected treats, reviving John Wesley Ryles's long-forgotten 1968 hit "Kay," Johnny Paycheck's "Old Violin," Conway Twitty's "I'd Love to Lay You Down," and the Loretta Lynn-Twitty duet "After the Fire Is Gone," sung with Rhonda Vincent. Dwight Yoakam, George Jones, Merle Haggard, and Johnny Paycheck all contribute cameos. A newly penned Max D. Barnes title track sums up this loving tribute, and Singletary's potential becomes abundantly clear. --Rich Kienzle

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